The title of this album, featuring two world premieres (Grunelius and Fischer), is taken from the composition by the German pianist and composer Wilhelm von Grunelius. The inspiration for his work for flugelhorn, timpani and strings came from the poem ‘Chant d’automne’ by the French poet and art critic Charles Pierre Baudelaire (1821-1867). The use of texts is a recurring theme in this colourful programme of music for the trumpet in a variety of combinations. At the end of the final movement of his Sonata for trumpet and piano, ‘Trauermusik’, Paul Hindemith incorporates Bach’s chorale ‘Alle Menschen mussen sterben’ (BWV 634). In his Eine Deutsch-Jiddische Kantate, Iván Fischer employs texts by Avrom Sutzkever, Rainer Maria Rilke, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and others. The recording is also of particular value in view of the fact that the two world premieres of music by Grunelius and Fischer are performed by the Budapest Festival Orchestra under Iván Fischer himself, while he also conducts his own Eine Deutsch-Jiddische Kantate, with his daughter Nora Fischer as soprano soloist.
Tracklist
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Additional information
Label | |
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SKU | 37716 |
Qualities | |
Channels | 2ch Stereo, 5 Channel Surround Sound, 2ch Stereo & 5ch Surround |
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Cables | van den Hul |
Digital Converters | Grimm |
Editing Software | Pyramix |
Mastering Engineer | Jared Sacks |
Mastering Room | Grimm LS1 |
Microphones | Bruel & Kyaer, Schoeps |
Mixing Board | Rens Heijnis custom made |
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Conductors | |
Instruments | Bassoon, Clarinet, Contra Bassoon, Horn, String orchestra, Timpani, Tuba, Bass clarinet, Orchestra, Piano, Vocal soprano, Trumpet |
Original Recording Format | |
Producer | Jared Sacks, Hein Dekker (Eine Deutsche Jiddische Kantate) |
Recording Engineer | Jared Sacks, Hein Dekker |
Recording location | Hilversum, Budapest |
Recording Software | Merging |
Recording Type & Bit Rate | DSD64 |
Release Date | September 23, 2016 |
Press reviews
Gramophone
(…) Van Hasselt is an exceptionally fine player with all the equipment in his armoury to delight, surprise and challenge the listener at every turn. (…)Van Hasselt’s latest project is testament to the brave, rich and resonant style of exceptional continental trumpet playing which, on this evidence, can be both epic and poetic.
Klassik.com
(…) Wilhelm von Grunelius‘ ‘Chant d‘automne’ für Flügelhorn, Pauken und Streicher (2016) ist ein stimmungsstarkes Konzertwerk, in dem Van Hasselt die ganze
Farbvielfalt seines Instruments einbringt, perfekt unterstützt durch das Budapest Festival Orchestra. (…)
Klassieke Zaken
(…) Van Hasselt laat zijn bügel gloedvol somberen in breed welvende lamentaties (…)
Music Frames (NL)
‘Chant d’Automne‘ bevat uitgelezen repertoire waarin we trompettist Wim van Hasselt als een veelzijdig trompettist horen die zich moeiteloos aanpast aan de composities die hij speelt. In ‘Chant d’Automne‘ (van Wilhlem von Grunelius 1942) markeert Van Hasselt de trompet als een charismatisch instrument dat fier boven het orkest uitstijgt. Terwijl we in ‘Eine Deutsch -Jiddische Kantate‘ van Iván Fisher (1951) de transparante veelzijdigheid van de trompet kunnen ontdekken.
Music Frames (ENG.)
The album’Chant d’Automne’ contains exquisite repertoire in which we hear trumpet player Wim van Hasselt as a a versatile musician who effortlessly changes his way of playing to several compositions. n the title piece and world premiere ‘Chant d’Automne’ (by Wilhlem von Grunelius 1942) Van Hasselt shows the trumpet to be a charismatic musical instrument that proudly rises above the orchestra. In the brilliant work (and also a world premiere) ‘Eine Deutsch-Yiddish Kantate‘ by Ivan Fisher (1951) you can discover the versatility of the trumpet.
Pizzicato.lu
This mixed program is ambitious and rewarding thanks to the committed performances by the excellent trumpeter Wim Van Hasselt. We particularly liked to discover the short yet appealing composition Deutsch-Jiddische Kantate by Ivan Fischer.
Luister 10
Wim Van Hasselt is een trompettist die zijn spel en toon feilloos aanpast aan wat de muziek behoeft. (…) een cd die je steeds opnieuw wilt horen.
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