Philippe Racine - Philippe Racine: Works - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Late in 2014, part of Mozart's manuscript of the Sonata, K. 331 was found in Budapest. The manuscript, with the exception of the last page of the last movement, Rondo alla turca, had so far been considered missing under mysterious circumstances. The new Urtext, according to the pianist's statement, not only contains alterations in the phrase markings, articulation, rhythm and dynamics, but there are some different notes as well. The opening of the second movement is particularly interesting for William Youn InchWith the new phrase indication and new note (A instead of C-sharp) in the third bar, I play the entire phrase with a completely different quality, which lends it a different character as well. Bars 24-26 of the same movement have always been played in the minor key up until now - and they are now suddenly in major!Inch Album Tracks 1. Allegro 2. Andante 3. Allegro 4. Tema. Andante Grazioso 5. Variation I 6. Variation II 7. Variation III 8. Variation IV 9. Variation V (Adagio) 10. Variation VI (Allegro) 11. Menuetto 12. Allegrino, Alla Turca 13. Allegro 14. Andante 15. Rondo Allegretto

It was a long-standing wish to combine all 18 albums recorded by Benjamin Schmid into one because they yield an impressive mirror of this unique violinist's concert activities. The desire was given new impetus by the two magnificent new albums Benjamin Schmid approved for by OehmsClassics on the occasion of his fiftieth birthday in 2018. The prize-winning recordings of this set, covering almost five centuries, explain why Benjamin Schmid has been perceived by the music public not just as 'the specialist' in one individual field. Benjamin Schmid, a native of Vienna, has won a number of awards including the 1992 Carl Flesch Competition in London, where he also won the Mozart, Beethoven and audience prizes. Since then he has been a guest soloist in the world's most renowned concert halls with prestigious orchestras. His soloistic quality, the range of his repertoire, and especially his improvisatory abilities in jazz make him a violinist with a unique profile. Album Tracks 1. P.I. Tchaikovsky. A. Dvorak 2. My Favourite Paganini 3. Bach Reflected - Improvisations on J.S. Bach 4. E.W. Korngold 5. F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy. R. Schumann. M. Bruch 6. H. Wieniawski. K. Szymanowski. W. Lutoslawski 7. Hommage a Grappelli 8. W. A. Mozart 9. K. Goldmark. J. Brahms 10. L. Van Beethoven 11. A. Vivaldi. F. Kreisler 12. From Fritz to Django 13. J.S. Bach 14. J.S. Bach 15. J.S. Bach 16. J.S. Bach 17. E. Ysaÿe 18. J. Brahms 19. J.S. Bach 20. Pièces de Concert

William Byrd's work stands out above all for the variety of genres and structural principles. This is particularly evident in his unique keyboard music. The influence that Byrd also had on the continental development of piano music remains remarkable. With William Byrd, Friederike Chylek follows up on her last albums From Byrd To Byrd (OC1704) and Time stands still (OC1864). Friederike Chylek plays on a copy of the harpsichord by Matthias Griewisch after Ioannes Ruckers, 1624. Album Tracks 1. The Earl of Oxford's March 2. Sellinger's Round 3. The Queen's Alman 4. Alman, MB 28/89 5. Pavan, MB 27/31A 6. Galliard, MB 27/31B 7. The Second Ground, MB 27/42 8. The Irish March 9. Prelude, MB 27/12 10. Fantasia, MB 27/13 11. Wilson's Wild 12. The Carman's Whistle 13. Tregian's Ground