Johannes Brahms 24 Bit

The Trio Klavis (Jenny Lippl, violin / Miha Ferk, alto saxophone / Sabina Hasanova, piano) presents three distinctive arrangements on its new GENUIN release.

Carlo Grante is among the most prolific recording pianists today. His recorded repertoire is broad in scope and includes everything from his critically acclaimed series The Complete Keyboard Sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti to works by Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Liszt, Busoni, Godowsky, Ravel, and contemporary composers.

It is a dialogue across the ages when, towards the end of his life, the seeker of meaning Johannes Brahms (1833-1897), baptised as a Protestant, chooses biblical words recorded between 300 BC and 50 AD to set to music. The fact that there is no mention of Christ, suits the skeptically minded Brahms. Questions were ultimately more important to him than traditional and ecclesiastical answers.

Als der Bariton Milan Siljanov den Entschluss fasste, sein erstes Liederalbum aufzunehmen, waren ihm die Komponisten, die darauf verewigt werden sollten, sofort klar.

Two romantic composers, one from the 19th century and one from the 20th. The intimately poetic piano miniatures of Johannes Brahms and Nikolai Medtner evoke reading experiences, loves, flashes of memory, feelings and melodic fragments with a profound and kaleidoscopic richness.

Mariss Jansons has been relatively ill and frail since suffering from a heart attack in 1996 while conducting Puccini’s La Bohème at the Oslo Opera House. He has since suffered from several more heart attacks, forcing him to cut down on his heavy workload.

Dejan Lazić's "Liaisons" Series is a double-portrait series. It always combines two composers in order to explore more thoroughly their musical worlds, the way they inspired and were inspired by, as well as to find their common denominators and bring them closer to each other. The second part of the series features the works by Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms.

Two female musicians leave their home countries to establish themselves in foreign lands and take a musical retrospect.

Nelson Freire made his recording debut with the Brahms F minor sonata in 1967. Now, half a century later, he returns to this monumental work.

Two romantic composers, one from the 19th century and one from the 20th. The intimately poetic piano miniatures of Johannes Brahms and Nikolai Medtner evoke reading experiences, loves, flashes of memory, feelings and melodic fragments with a profound and kaleidoscopic richness.