WAGHALTER, I.: Violin Concerto / Rhapsody / Violin Sonata (Trynkos, Latsabidze, A. Walker)
Born only two years earlier than Webern and successful as a conductor in Berlin, Ignatz Waghalter built on the tradition of Schumann and Brahms rather than seeking revolutionary innovation. The inspiring melodic and rhythmic invention of his 1911 Violin Concerto led a contemporary reviewer to recommend that ‘violinists should take it up without hesitation!’, while the earlier Violin Sonata won the coveted Mendelssohn Prize in 1902. A milestone in violinist Irmina Trynkos’ ‘Waghalter Project’ (www.waghalterproject.com), this release brings to light one of the most unjustly forgotten musicians of interwar Europe.
Tracklist
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (Orchestra)
Walker, Alexander (Conductor)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)
Latso, Giorgi (piano)





























