CELLO HEROICS Vol.4 - Dohnanyi Cello Concerto (Konzertstück) Op.12 Gavriel Lipkind

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Album info

Album-Release:
2011

HRA-Release:
29.02.2012

Label: Lipkind Productions

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Concertos

Artist: Gavriel Lipkind

Composer: Erno Dohnanyi

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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  • 1 Allegro non troppo 08:15
  • 2 Adagio 08:08
  • 3 Allegro non troppo 15:14
  • Total Runtime 31:37

Info for CELLO HEROICS Vol.4 - Dohnanyi Cello Concerto (Konzertstück) Op.12

The Cello Heroics recording series aims to become an exhaustive anthology of the concertante repertoire for cello ("The Heroes of the Cello"), but also serves as a kind of touring diary of solo cellist Gavriel Lipkind. A carefully planned recording series wherein every composition is seen as a "Hero", and each is celebrated as a stand alone production especially planned to serve the needs of that specific work.

Gavriel Lipkind, Cello
Het Gelders Orkest
Ivan Meylemans, Conductor

Recording Producer: Christoph Classen
Recording Engineer: Johann Günther
Executive Producer: Gavriel Lipkind
Location: Witold Lutoslawski Concert Hall of the Polish Radio

Gavriel Lipkind, born in Tel Aviv in 1977, enjoyed an early stellar rise to international renown as a young cellist, before making the decision to question a predefined life and halt a predictable path. He decided to take a three-year period of retreat from stage life, during which he devoted himself to further studies and recording. An iconoclastic thinker, Mr. Lipkind’s work today stands for consistent thought and intrinsic musical inspiration without compromising quality — an almost unattainable goal in the life of performing soloists today. Being a genuine fanatic of musical detail and audio documentation, Mr. Lipkind has chosen a radical path of innovation in his profession.

Gavriel Lipkind plays a unique Italian cello labeled "Aloysius Michael Garani (Bologna, 1702)" estimated, however, to have been completed in the years 1670-1680. An enigma which has come to be known as "the Zihrhonheimer cello". The Zihrhonheimer Cello could become an inseparable part of Mr. Lipkind's music making thanks to the generous support of M. & D. P.

Booklet for CELLO HEROICS Vol.4 - Dohnanyi Cello Concerto (Konzertstück) Op.12

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