Brahms: Violin Concerto in D Op77; Concerto in Am Op102
Shaham; Mayer; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado - Shaham; Wang; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado
This album sees Gil Shaham performing the well-loved Brahms Concerto with the rich tone and beauty of line that defines his style. For the Double Concerto cellist Jian Wang joins Shaham, in a performance that is so compelling it must be heard to be believed. Claudio Abbado leads both performances with close attention to detail, but yet always allowing the fiery virtuosity of the soloists to shine through.
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Brahms: Violin Concerto in D Op77; Concerto in Am Op102
Shaham; Mayer; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado - Shaham; Wang; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado
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Brahms: Violin Concerto; Double Concerto
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Brahms: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 77
Shaham; Mayer; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado
00:37:06
Allegro non troppo
00:21:00
Adagio
00:08:33
Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace
00:07:33
Brahms: Concerto for violin, cello & orchestra in A minor ("Double"), Op. 102
Shaham; Wang; Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra; Abbado
"Coupled with the Double Concerto, [the Violin Concerto] is one of the most impressive of modern versions, intense and full of imagination. Recorded live, it shows Shaham at his spontaneous best."
Gramophone
"In its urgency and sense of drama [Shaham's version] is one of the most impressive for a long time, coupled with a comparably strong and warm reading of the Double Concerto with Jian Wang as fellow-soloist...Altogether an outstanding issue and a clear recommendation."
Gramophone
"It makes an ideal and generous coupling having Brahm's two concertos for stringed instruments on a single disc, and these are outstanding versions of both works. The Violin Concerto comes in a live recording which in its urgency and sense of drama is among the most impressive for a long time."