| Hugo Schuncke (1823-1909) |
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| Concertante for Violin, Violoncello and Orchestra |
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| Johann Christoph Schuncke (1791-1856) |
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| Concertino pour le Cor chromatique |
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| Herrmann Schuncke (1825-1898) |
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| Sinfonia in B pour le grand Orchestre, Op. 6 |
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Orchestral Music of the Schuncke Family
Works by Hugo Schuncke, Johann Christoph Schuncke and Hermann Schuncke World Premiere Recording Philharmonie Baden-Baden
Pavel Baleff, Conductor
Yasushi Ideue, Violin
David Pia, Cello
Robert Langbein, French Horn
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Three world premiere recordings of high-quality 19th-century orchestral works: this alone will cause listeners to sit up and take notice. The fact that the Concertante for Violin and Cello, the Horn Concerto and the fully fledged Symphony were created by three members of one and the same family of musicians is surely almost unique and a cause for jubilation amongst experts. Music lovers will also be glad that the three compositions by Messieurs Schuncke are so thrillingly and flawlessly performed by the soloists of the Baden-Baden Philharmonic under their principal conductor Pavel Baleff that the musicians encounter these rarities with the same seriousness as with Wagner or Brahms. Repertoire value and interpretation of this GENUIN CD: outstanding!
 
Fanfare Magazine, November 2013
"This is definitely a worthwhile purchase to
consider if you’re into exploring hitherto untapped romantic repertoire."
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CD-Cover: Baden-Baden, Carl Kuntz (1816), Photography: Jörg Bongartz (©), Editing: Arndt Joosten
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