Weiner, Leó
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Brahms: The Hungarian Connection
RecommendedAndreas Ottensamer (clarinet), Leonidas Kavakos (violin), Antoine Tamestit (viola), Christoph and Stephan Koncz (violin, cello), Ödon Rácz (double bass), Predrag Tomic (accordion) & Oskar Ökrös (cimbalom)
The performance of the Quintet is a fine one, with lovely clarinet tone, excellent overall sound and a deep understanding of the work's varied character…a fascinating issue, with playing of... —
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Presto Recording of the Week, 16th March 2015
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Presto Recordings of the Year, Winner 2015
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Weiner: Complete Works for Orchestra, Vol. 4
Júlia Pusker (violin), MÁV Symphony Orchestra, Valéria Csányi
Júlia Pusker offers a beautifully shaped account of his Violin Concerto No. 1, orchestrated from the 1911 Sonata, in an expressive and playful dialogue with the MAV Symphony Orchestra. The... —
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Weiner: Chamber Works
Júlia Pusker (violin), István Kassai (piano), Ditta Rohmann (cello), Csaba Klenyan (clarinet)
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Weiner: Violin Concertos
Vilmos Szabadi (violin)
North Hungarian Symphony Orchestra, Miskolc, László Kovács
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Dance!
Daniel Hope (violin), Zürcher Kammerorchester (chamber orchestra), Benjamin Günst (violin), Jenö Lisztes (cimbalom), Omar Massa (bandoneon), Stephane Logerot (bass), Joscho Stephan (guitar), Jacques Ammon (piano), Marie-Pierre Langlamet (harp)
There are...treasures, all led by this charismatic musician with great verve and style in a hugely enjoyable and imaginative programme delivered with all of Hope’s customary panache. —
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Taken on his own terms Weiner is a composer of much personality and spirit. There's a self-confidence to both his sonatas that is very appealing and he certainly demands much of both players...as... —
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