We are excited to introduce you to the new CD by Franziska Pietsch and hope it captures your interest!
WithTides of Dance, the violinist, accompanied by the Orquesta Ciudad de Granada under the direction of Jonathan Pasternack, and produced by Fernando Arias presents two solo concertos with full-scale orchestra:
Richard Strauss’ youthful and passionateViolin Concerto meets the colorfulS ymphonie Espagnole by Édouard Lalo, German-Romantic soundscapes meet French-Spanish atmosphere.
Strauss’ radiant Romanticism unites brilliant virtuosity with melancholic depth; the five “dances” of Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole each unfold their own unique character, filled with passion, rhythm, longing, and energy, creating a captivating musical narrative. Together, they form a grand “Dance of Life , characterized by continuity and change, lightness and passion, resistance and surrender –a symbol of the eternal tides of existence.
Accompanied by the passionate yet sensitively performing Orquesta Ciudad de Granada under the direction of Jonathan Pasternack, this recording has resulted in extraordinary authenticity and depth.
We are excited to introduce you to the new CD by Franziska Pietsch and hope it captures your interest!
WithTides of Dance, the violinist, accompanied by the Orquesta Ciudad de Granada under the direction of Jonathan Pasternack, and produced by Fernando Arias presents two solo concertos with full-scale orchestra:
Richard Strauss’ youthful and passionateViolin Concerto meets the colorfulS ymphonie Espagnole by Édouard Lalo, German-Romantic soundscapes meet French-Spanish atmosphere.
Strauss’ radiant Romanticism unites brilliant virtuosity with melancholic depth; the five “dances” of Lalo’s Symphonie Espagnole each unfold their own unique character, filled with passion, rhythm, longing, and energy, creating a captivating musical narrative. Together, they form a grand “Dance of Life , characterized by continuity and change, lightness and passion, resistance and surrender –a symbol of the eternal tides of existence.
Accompanied by the passionate yet sensitively performing Orquesta Ciudad de Granada under the direction of Jonathan Pasternack, this recording has resulted in extraordinary authenticity and depth.