Special offer. J.S. Bach & Pärt: Works for Violin & Chamber Orchestra
Arabella Steinbacher (violin), Christoph Koncz (violin), Peter von Wienhardt (piano), Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, Concerto Choice
Steinbacher weaves in and out of Bach’s contrapuntal textures, occasionally reducing her tone to a radiant pianissimo to allow the orchestral lines through...[In Fratres] she demonstrates the...
Special offer. J.S. Bach & Pärt: Works for Violin & Chamber Orchestra
Arabella Steinbacher (violin), Christoph Koncz (violin), Peter von Wienhardt (piano), Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra
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Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine, Concerto Choice
Steinbacher weaves in and out of Bach’s contrapuntal textures, occasionally reducing her tone to a radiant pianissimo to allow the orchestral lines through...[In Fratres] she demonstrates the...
About
Arabella Steinbacher is a multiple award-winner with an extensive Pentatone discography, including Mozart’s complete violin concertos (2014 and 2021), Four Seasons (Vivaldi & Piazzolla, 2020), Mendelssohn & Tchaikovsky Violin Concertos (2015) and many others. Christoph Koncz and the Stuttgarter Kammerorchester make their Pentatone debut.
Contents and tracklist
- Arabella Steinbacher (violin), Christoph Koncz (violin)
- Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra
- Arabella Steinbacher (violin), Peter von Wienhardt (piano)
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Awards and reviews
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BBC Music MagazineConcerto Choice
April 2023
Steinbacher weaves in and out of Bach’s contrapuntal textures, occasionally reducing her tone to a radiant pianissimo to allow the orchestral lines through...[In Fratres] she demonstrates the same hypnotic voicing of cantabile lines that makes her Bach so treasurable.
March 2023
The collective tone ranges from depth and strength to chamber-weight fragility, while Steinbacher is luminously lithe, lyric and light in her upper registers, and plumbs her instrument’s velvety depths on the lower strings.
