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Hannsler Classics

  • Polish Lute Music offers rare Renaissance treats

    Sep 10th, 2019 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: CD Review, Classical music, early music, Hannsler Classics, Joachim Held, renaissance music

    Lute-playing was all the rage in the 1600s. The Italian, French, and English schools are well-represented with recordings. But other European courts were active musical centers. This release features lute music from Poland. It’s an interesting blend of both cosmopolitan styles and native folk traditions. Joachim Held performs with precision and delicacy. His interpretations are […]

  • Bruckner Symphonies 4, 7 & 9

    Feb 10th, 2012 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Anton Bruckner, Gerd Schaller, Hannsler Classics, live recording, orchestral, Philharmonia Festiva, Romantic period

    It has taken about a century for the symphonies of Austrian composer Anton Bruckner to enter the repertories of major orchestras. One of his champions is German conductor Gerd Schaller, most widely known in Germany as an opera conductor and founder and music director of the Ebracher Musiksommer Festival. His recording with the Philharmonie Festiva […]

  • Cello Concertos by Mid-Century Masters

    Sep 12th, 2011 | By Ralph Graves
    Tags: Arthur Honegger, Bohuslav Martinu, CD Review, Christoph Poppen, Concerto, contemporary classical music, Deutsche Radio Philharmonie, Hannsler Classics, Johannes Moser, Paul Hindemith

    What if classical music had taken a different turn in the mid-Twentieth century. Cellist Johannes Moser gives us a hint with his latest release of concertos. He presents three works by composers who all wrote in a somewhat tonal style. Paul Hindemith wrote music that he believed to be the logical extension of the works […]

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