Holzhausen / Ehrhardt - Amor & Rosignolo - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Proprius presents Shades of Blue, the new album from Celia Linde. Swedish guitarist, Celia Linde, grew up in an artist family in the forest of Kolmården where music and literature were highly valued. She received her Master of Arts and Master Soloist with the highest grade under the guidance of Professor Per-Olof Johnson at The Malmö Academy of Music and The Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen. In 1982, Celia Linde was accepted into a master course at the Conservatoire de Musique de Geneve with the legendary guitarist Andrés Segovia. Segovia described her as Inch... extremely gifted for the right interpretation of serious music on the guitar, her technique is excellent and her musicianship exact, noble and expressive!Inch Taking Segovia's advice, Celia traveled to New York in 1984 at Manhattan School of Music where she enrolled in a Post Graduate Program. Among other things she studied South American guitar music with Carlos Barbosa-Lima. In 1986 she won a top prize in the Segovia Fellowship Competition at New York University. Celia made her debut concert in a packed Carnegie Recital Hall in 1988. Soundboard Magazine, USA; InchLinde plays with a strong personality and an impressive musicalityInch. Musical Journal Opinion, London; InchWhat a treat is was to hear so many aspects of technique unfolded with fi re and authority.Inch New York Times; Inch..a vibrant performance... Inch Bergen Record Canada;.Inch..phenomenal dexterity and brilliant percussion effects.Inch Since then she has been performing extensively as a soloist, and as a chamber

October 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the death of composer Viktor Ullmann - an occasion to focus on his artistic legacy and his unshakeable belief in the power of art. As early as 1918, while stationed at the Italian front, Ullmann was intensively occupied with Rainer M. Rilke's InchDie Weise von Liebe und Tod des Cornets Christoph RilkeInch (The Love and Death of Cornet Christoph Rilke). This work accompanied him all the way to the Theresienstadt concentration camp, where he created an impressive melodrama from it in 1944. The Austrian pianist Senka Brankovic and the actor Helmut Mooshammer present Cornet Rilke's experiences in the war against the Turks, in which he finally meets his death, as a complete original narrative with Ullmann's music, including the passages omitted from Rilke's text by Ullmann. Today, in a time of fragile social conditions, his work reminds us once again of the everlasting importance of art and humanity.

Poglietti / Loreggian - Il Rossignolo - Sui [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/01/1998