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Fedor Rudin: Heimat in der Ferne { CD }
Fedor Rudin: Heimat in der Ferne { CD }
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Title: Heimat in der Ferne
Artist: Fedor Rudin
Label: Fuga Libera Label
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5400439008380
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-11-15
Number of Discs: 1
What does the German word Heimat mean? The place of one's birth, a place of initial socialisation, or a feeling of security and belonging? Many composers made the city of Vienna their Heimat. Beethoven, Schubert, Ernst, Vorisek and Mozart - all represented on this recording - were shaped by it's rich traditions and contributed to the style that we now call Viennese Classicism. The Austrian capital has always been a centre for the arts, and music in particular. It attracts creative minds and artists and is the embodiment of a bridge between tradition and modernity. This recording aims to take the listener on a journey of discovery through a pivotal period around the year 1800, in the form of a spontaneous and intimate chamber music concert. It combines masterpieces of the duo repertoire for violin and piano with little-known gems such as Vorisek's Sonata in G major.
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Artist: Fedor Rudin
Label: Fuga Libera Label
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5400439008380
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-11-15
Number of Discs: 1
What does the German word Heimat mean? The place of one's birth, a place of initial socialisation, or a feeling of security and belonging? Many composers made the city of Vienna their Heimat. Beethoven, Schubert, Ernst, Vorisek and Mozart - all represented on this recording - were shaped by it's rich traditions and contributed to the style that we now call Viennese Classicism. The Austrian capital has always been a centre for the arts, and music in particular. It attracts creative minds and artists and is the embodiment of a bridge between tradition and modernity. This recording aims to take the listener on a journey of discovery through a pivotal period around the year 1800, in the form of a spontaneous and intimate chamber music concert. It combines masterpieces of the duo repertoire for violin and piano with little-known gems such as Vorisek's Sonata in G major.
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