Daniel Gaede, 3 Gaede, Polish Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra & Wojciech Rajski
Description
Daniel Gaede performs Beethoven's Concerto in D major of Violin and Orchestra with the Polish Chamber Philharmonic under the baton of Wojciech Rajski.
Daniel Gaede plays unaffectedly without any soloistic pretensions and on the same wavelength as the Polish Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra under Wojciech Rajski. As a prelude rather than an encore, the three brothers in spirit, Daniel, Thomas and Sebastian Gaede play the Trio, op. 3.
Daniel Gaede is a German violinist, born in Hamburg. On graduating from high school, he studied with Thomas Brandis in Berlin, Max Rostal in Switzerland, and Josef Gingold in the United States. The winner of many scholarships and international awards, Gaede won the Artists International Competition in New York, which led to a performance at Carnegie Hall in 1992. Gaede has appeared as a soloist with several major orchestras, and has toured Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Australia. He has also been active as a chamber musician, forming Trio Cecile with pianist Xuesu Liu and cellist Julius Berger. From 1994 to 2000, Gaede was the concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2000 he became a professor at Nuremberg University of Music, and he has given master classes around the world.
Tracklisting
Concerto Budapest, Andras Keller
Christoph Ullrich
Ensemble Peregrina, Agnieszka Budzinska-Bennett
Concerto Budapest, Andras Keller
Concerto Budapest, Andras Keller
Polish Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra, Wojciech Rajski
Dirk Altmann, Kei Shirai, Masato Suzuki & Ludwig Chamber Players
Concerto Budapest & Andras Keller
Ensemble La Francais
Kenneth Hamilton
Christoph Croise; Andrey Baranov; Alexander Panfilov
Trio Parnassus
Katharina Kammerloher (mezzo-soprano), Arttu Kataja (baritone), Eric Schneider (piano)
BachWerkVokal, Gordon Safari
Ostrava New Orchestra, Owen Underhill, Ostravska Banda, Petr Kotik, Elision Ensemble, Arditti Quartet, Switch~ Ensemble, Jason Thorpe Buchanan
Kilian Herold, Barbara Buntrock, Florian Donderer, Tanja Tetzlaff
