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The Violin Channel features Raphaela Gromes' latest CD recording "Richard Strauss - Cello Sonatas". The album was released on 14 February by Sony Classical.
Raphaela Gromes has told The Violin Channel: “Richard Strauss’ Cello & Piano Sonata Op. 6 has been an important part of Julian and I’s concert repertoire since 2012, so when we found out that there was an earlier unknown version of the sonata, that is virtually completely different to the one that cellists know and love, we knew immediately we wanted to find it and explore it …” (Link to article)
"For over ten years, star violinist David Garrett has been thrilling a worldwide audience with his crossover program of rock and pop songs mixed with classical music. The "Unlimited" tour combines Garrett's greatest hits - played against the impressive historical backdrop of the Roman arena in Verona. David Garrett uses new technologies on this tour to merge music and images into an overwhelming and almost cinematic concert experience," writes arte as an announcement for this extraordinary concert experience. Furthermore, the artist himself has his say in the interview.
“Richard Strauss – Cello Sonatas” is the fourth album of Raphaela Gromes and Julian Riem released in February 2020 at SONY Classical. As in her previous albums, Raphaela Gromes presents a world premiere recording with the original version of the Strauss Sonata op.6: "Experts and audiences alike are already talking about a sensation.” (RONDO, 1/2020, Stephan Schwarz-Peters)
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Julia Lezhneva gave a convincing solo concert debut at the Musikverein Vienna. "Die Presse" wrote in their article of 13.2. about "stupendous coloratura technique" and "the ability to float pianissimo". Elsewhere it speaks of "weightless phrasing tenderness". Link to the article
Julia Lezhneva shone at the Mozartwoche 2020 in Salzburg and inspired critics and audience alike. In "Le nozze di Figaro" she sang a Barbarina of "festival format" and together with L'arpeggiata she conquered the audience with the "Ode to St. Cecilia" and Vespers KV 339. The Süddeutsche Zeitung even spoke of the "miraculous soprano Julia Lezhneva" in its article. The SZ further writes: "She (Julia Lezhneva) can almost make her voice disappear, performing the craziest vocal tricks and garland fireworks, and all this with a look that says nothing else but: "What's wrong with you? What's the matter?" She can also, in the "Laudate Dominum" of Mozart's vespers, spread a supernatural calm in which the world spirit seems to speak directly to the people." (Link to article)
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