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Theo Olof - Theo Olof, Vol. 1: Bach Sonatas & Partitas (2019) Music

Posted by varrock at Jan. 4, 2019

Theo Olof - Theo Olof, Vol. 1: Bach Sonatas & Partitas (2019)
WEB FLAC (tracks) | Tracks: 31 | 131:54 min | 649 MB
Style: Classical | Label: DOREMI

This release is the first volume in the DOREMI series of Theo Olof recordings. Theo Olof was born in Bonn, Germany on May 5, 1924. The family fled Nazi Germany in 1933 and settled in Holland. At age 11, young Theo made a solo appearance with the Concertgebouw Orchestra under Bruno Walter. In 1951 he became a prizewinner of the International Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition in Brussels and was appointed as co-leader of the Hague Philharmonic Orchestra. From 1974 and until 1985, he was the leader of the Concertgebouw Orchestra. Alongside his position in the orchestra, Olof was successfully active as a soloist, chamber musician and a teacher.

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Devy Erlih - Devy Erlih, Vol. 2: Paganini Caprices (2019) Music

Posted by varrock at Jan. 4, 2019

Devy Erlih - Devy Erlih, Vol. 2: Paganini Caprices (2019)
WEB FLAC (tracks) | Tracks: 34 | 142:31 min | 718 MB
Style: Classical | Label: DOREMI

This release is the second volume in DOREMI's exploration of the recordings of Devy Erlih. Born in Paris on November 5, 1928 to a musical family, Moldovan Jewish immigrants, young Devy was soon recognized as an outstanding talented prodigy. The family made it through the WW II German Occupation and after the war Erlih continued his studies. He won the coveted Paris conservatoire Premier Prix and his career as violin soloist began. In 1955 Erlih won the International Long-Thibaud competition and subsequently toured throughout Europe, America and Japan.

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Der Rote Bereich - Der Rote Bereich (1992) Music

Posted by v3122 at July 2, 2019

Der Rote Bereich - Der Rote Bereich (1992)
EAC | Flac(Image) + Cue + Log & MP3 CBR 320Kbps
Jazz 4 Ever, J4E 4715 | ~ 338 or 140 Mb | Artwork(jpg) -> 28 Mb
Avant Jazz, Experimental

~ Recorded at Tonstudio Hiltpoltstein June 24th, 1991 ~

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Beethoven Quartet - Dmitri Shostakovich: The 15 String Quartets (2007) Music

Posted by ArlegZ at Sept. 22, 2024

Shostakovich started writing string quartets when he was already a mature composer. Of his 15 quartets, all but the first and last were premiered by the Beethoven Quartet. Originally founded in 1923 under the name ''The Moscow Conservatory Quartet'', they changed its name in 1931 to “The Beethoven Quartet”, shortly before they were named ''Merited Ensemble of the USSR.'' The original members were Dimitry Tsyganov (1903-1992), Vassily Shirinsky (1901-1965) - violins. Vadim Borisovsky (1900-1972) - viola and Sergei Shirinsky (1905-1974) - cello. They have been together as a quartet for 42 years (!) Shostakovich held the group in the highest esteem, declaring, ''it has played a most significant role in the flourishing of our chamber music.

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Beethoven Quartet - Dmitri Shostakovich: The 15 String Quartets (2007) Music

Posted by ArlegZ at Sept. 22, 2024

Shostakovich started writing string quartets when he was already a mature composer. Of his 15 quartets, all but the first and last were premiered by the Beethoven Quartet. Originally founded in 1923 under the name ''The Moscow Conservatory Quartet'', they changed its name in 1931 to “The Beethoven Quartet”, shortly before they were named ''Merited Ensemble of the USSR.'' The original members were Dimitry Tsyganov (1903-1992), Vassily Shirinsky (1901-1965) - violins. Vadim Borisovsky (1900-1972) - viola and Sergei Shirinsky (1905-1974) - cello. They have been together as a quartet for 42 years (!) Shostakovich held the group in the highest esteem, declaring, ''it has played a most significant role in the flourishing of our chamber music.

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