Andreas Haefliger
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Ammann, Ravel & Bartók: Piano Concertos
Andreas Haefliger (piano), Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra, Susanna Mälkki
Ammann delivers a rollercoaster ride of incredible rhythmic energy...After the mesmeric impact of Ammann’s work, it’s probably a good idea to pause before proceeding to the two other concertos.... —
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BBC Music Magazine, January 2021, Concerto Choice
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This is a wonderful recital, in almost all respects. The first thing to grab my attention was the mesmerisinly lovely playing Andreas Haefliger, one of the greatest living pianists...[in Erlkönig]... —
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Gramophone Magazine, March 2013, Editor's Choice
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Haefliger likes to organise his recordings as integrated recitals, rather than as a contribution to a complete cyce of Beethoven Sonatas, or something of the kind...He combines a strenuously... —
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Building a Library, May 2016, Also Recommended
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collectors who’ve followed Haefliger’s Beethoven over the course of his earlier ‘Perspectives’ series will not be surprised by the high craft and musical intelligence throughout this release. —
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Special offer. Brahms: Violin Concerto & Songs
Emmanuel Tjeknavorian (violin / fiddle, viola), Anna Lucia Richter (singer), Andreas Haefliger (piano), WDR Sinfonieorchester, Cristian Măcelaru
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Mozart Makes You Smarter
The Cleveland Orchestra, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) (composer), Kammerorchester Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Jean-Pierre Rampal (flute), Marielle Nordmann (harp), Marlboro Festival Wind Ensemble, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, John Williams (guitar), Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra, Andreas...
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Enjoy Schubert
L'Archibudelli, Anner Bylsma (violoncello), Jos Van Immerseel (piano), Vera Beths (violin), Marji Danilow (bass), Jürgen Kussmaul (viola), Andreas Haefliger (piano)
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Haefliger's innate affinity for Beethoven's largely lyrical Op 28 Sonata manifests itself via the pianist's relaxed tempi and ample tone. —
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Haefliger is impressive in the fugue [of the Hammerklavier], but his opening movement is rather careful, stressing strength at the expense of sweep and momentum...The subtlety of Haefliger's... —
