Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 6
Complete Symphonies Volume 1
Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, Jan Willem de Vriend
de Vriend comes to Beethoven from the Baroque and Classical end of the repertory...These are strong, thrustful performances which make sense in terms of the music in hand and the orchestra's...
Beethoven: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 6
Complete Symphonies Volume 1
Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, Jan Willem de Vriend
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de Vriend comes to Beethoven from the Baroque and Classical end of the repertory...These are strong, thrustful performances which make sense in terms of the music in hand and the orchestra's...
About
Over the last 20 years the Dutch conductor Jan Willem de Vriend has, with enormous passion and enthusiasm, immersed himself in the life and work of Ludwig van Beethoven. De Vriend believes that he is now ready to embark on a series of recordings of the symphonies, and this new Hybrid SACD, on which he is joined by the highly-regarded Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, features numbers 4 and 6.
Jan Willem de Vriend is the artistic director of Combattimento Consort Amsterdam and since 2006 has been the chief conductor and artistic director of the Netherlands Symphony Orchestra. De Vriend has been a guest conductor with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, the Netherlands Radio Chamber Philharmonic, the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, The Hague Philharmonic and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra.
The Netherlands Symphony Orchestra is based in province of Overijssel and performs concert series in Enschede, Hengelo, Zwolle and Deventer. Another important role for the orchestra is accompanying De Nationale Reisopera and provincial choral societies.
Contents and tracklist
- The Netherlands Symphony Orchestra
- Jan Willem de Vriend
- The Netherlands Symphony Orchestra
- Jan Willem de Vriend
Awards and reviews
Awards Issue 2010
de Vriend comes to Beethoven from the Baroque and Classical end of the repertory...These are strong, thrustful performances which make sense in terms of the music in hand and the orchestra's own character and competence.