In this broadcast from WQXR, recorded live on 18 January at Carnegie Hall, Janine Jansen performes the Bruch Violin Concerto with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra conducted by Daniele Gatti.
The encore is ‘Nana’ from the Suite populaire espagnole by Manuel de Falla.
That violin scroll behind the column belongs to Janine Jansen, portrait artist of this year’s Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, captured here testing out the generous acoustics at St Anne’s, Lübeck with a bit of Brahms (part of the festival’s promotional material).
This video is taken from a performance with the SWR Symphonieorchester under Christoph Eschenbach.
The Dutch violinist will be taking over the Pavel Vernikov’s class at the Sion campus of the Haute école de musique
American cellist Laurence Lesser talks about the history and special characteristics of the Antonio Girolamo Amati cello which has been his ‘musical mate’ since 1972
For NPR’s long-running Tiny Desk Concert series, cellist Kian Soltani performs a set of Popper, Schubert and his own Persian Fire Dance.
Performed by the Kanneh-Mason Trio, this is an arrangement of the traditional spiritual Deep River. It is based on the 1904 piano arrangement by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. The trio comprises the Kanneh-Mason siblings Sheku (cello), Isata (piano) and Braimah (violin), and this recording is being released by Decca as their ...
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