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Ferdinand Ries 1784–1837<br />
Overtures: »Die Braut von Messina« op.<br />
162, »Don Carlos« op. 94,<br />
Große Festouvertüre und Siegesmarsch<br />
op. 172, Ouverture bardique WoO 24,<br />
Ouverture dramatique »L’Apparition«<br />
WoO 61<br />
WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln<br />
Howard Griffiths<br />
<strong>cpo</strong> 777 609–2 <strong>CD</strong>, DDD 2008/09<br />
American Record Guide 8/2011: »This<br />
is great stuff, and the performances are<br />
absolutely first-rate – sonics too. If you’re<br />
tired of the usual overtures, why not try<br />
Ries’s pieces?«<br />
48<br />
Pierre Rode 1774–1830<br />
24 Caprices en forme d’études<br />
Elizabeth Wallfisch, Violin<br />
<strong>cpo</strong> 777 129–2 <strong>CD</strong>, DDD, 2004<br />
klassik-heute.com 4/2010: »Elizabeth<br />
Wallfisch approaches the caprices quite<br />
energetically and powerfully, always<br />
striving to avoid any hint of the mechanical<br />
etude style and employing dynamic<br />
contrasts to make the music speak.«<br />
Julius Röntgen 1855–1932<br />
Piano Concertos No. 2 op. 18 & No. 4<br />
in F major<br />
Matthias Kirschnereit, Piano<br />
NDR RADIOPHILHARMONIE<br />
David Porcelijn<br />
<strong>cpo</strong> 777 398–2 <strong>CD</strong>, DDD, 2008<br />
<strong>Classics</strong>Today 11/2011: »Kirschnereit<br />
plays <strong>with</strong> a very attractive sensitivity to<br />
Röntgen’s colorful keyboard palette. The<br />
engineering is very good. Röntgen wrote<br />
a lot of music, and he hasn’t let us down<br />
yet.«
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