Stefan Henneken Solid

It is absolutely tremendous! Much of it is in English, some in German, however, even in the German language, what is being sang is understandable. Stefan, deserted the GDR for West Germany, and many of his songs have political statements in them. The first track is about the locomotive-blues…harmonica lovers rejoice!

GRAMOPHONE Magazine Editor's Choice. Stefan Temmingh is a member of the new young generation of world-class recorder players. Born in Cape Town, he comes from a Dutch-South-African family of musicians and now lives in Munich. Being an early music specialist, he plays internationally with his baroque ensemble at renowned festivals and concert series, and can also be heard as a member of ensembles of all sizes in Europe, Asia and Africa. His fine playing is regularly compared to the style of the legendary Frans Brüggen. On this collaboration with the Capricornus Consort Basel, he makes use of his wide array of technical and musical resources to render a reference version of Vivaldi’s Recorder Concertos.

Aus Anlass des 125. Geburtstags von Stefan Zweig im November 2006 bietet diese Box neben der Novelle Brennendes Geheimnis eine Auswahl der Meistererzählungen und Essays dieses "Meisters der Kurzprosa", u.a. Episode am Genfer See, Untergang eines Herzens, Gouvernante und Geheimnis des künstlerischen Schaffens.