GD 221 Treasures for VIOLIN and ORCHESTRA, Jochen BRUSCH - violin & Finn SVIT - guitar
Pieces by Handel, J. S. Bach, Fiocco, Paganini, Schubert, Chopin, Sarasate, Albeniz, Henriquez, Saint-Saens, Kreisler
Issued: 2000
Style: Classical Music
Company: Gega New, GD221
Jochen BRUSCH - violin & Finn SVIT - guitar There are very few works for violin and guitar and part of them, unfortunately, have already been forgotten. That is why the musicians who are attracted by the interesting combination of the two stringed instruments, do not have other choice but to perform mostly transcriptions of works for violin and piano. This is the approach of the violinist Jochen Brusch and the guitarist Finn Svit.
Jochen Brusch (Germany) has a varied professional activity. Along with his career as violinist, he works as pedagogue. He has organized a series of concerts dedicated to different composers from Baroque to modern times in Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland, France, Bulgaria, Switzerland, USA and others. Jochen Brusch reads lectures, conducts workshops and master classes in Italy, Germany, and Denmark; takes part in educational radio and TV programs. These professional quests helped him to meet another interesting musician - Finn Svit (Denmark). Like Brusch, he has devoted his talent and energy to social and musical activities: workshops, lectures, acting as jury member in prestigious guitar competitions in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Bulgaria, Austria and others. Finn Svit has been conductor of long standing of a guitar orchestra in Jutland. He is founder and artistic director of the annual International Guitar Festival in Aalborg. At the same time he participates in different chamber ensembles all over Europe and often performs as a soloist.
The rich experience from concert and pedagogical activities helps the two musicians when they combine their efforts for the creation of co-productions. They perform transcriptions of compositions for violin and piano as well as for harpsichord and piano or other instruments. This way they form an exceptionally rich and varied repertoire.
Contents:
Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759) Sonate in D major (arr. Robert Bojer)
[1] Adagio 1Â’58Â’Â’
[2] Allegro 1Â’32Â’Â’
[3] Adagio 1Â’58Â’Â’
[4] Menuet 2Â’19Â’Â’
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
[5] Sarabande (arr. Tore Mortensen) 5Â’20Â’Â’
Louis-Claude Daquin (1694-1722)
[6] Le Coucou (arr. Kováts)** 2Â’04Â’Â’
Joseph Hector Fiocco (1703-1741)
[7 Allegro (arr. Cor van Meteren) 3Â’11Â’Â’
Niccolo Paganini (1782-1840)
Sonata in E minor op. 3 No. 12*
[8] Andante innocentamente 2Â’09Â’Â’
[9] Allegro vivo e spirituoso 1Â’52Â’Â’
[10] Caprice in G minor (violin solo) 5Â’15Â’Â’
[11] Romance in A minor* (guitar solo) (arr. Karl Scheit) 3Â’50Â’Â’
[12] Cantabile in D minor, op. 17* 3Â’44Â’Â’ Franz Schubert (1808-1878)
[13]L'Abeille* (arr. Finn Svit) 1Â’22Â’Â’
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849)
[14] Nocturne in C-flat minor (arr. Nathan Milstein & Finn Svit) 3Â’44Â’Â’
Pablo de Sarasate (1844-1908)
[15] Romanza Andaluza (arr. Pierre Augé) 5Â’15Â’Â’
Isaac Albéniz (1860-1909)
[16] Zambra Granadina (guitar solo) (arr. Konrad Ragossnig) 5Â’02Â’Â’
Fini Henriques (1867-1940)
[17] Vuggevise (arr. Finn Svit) 2Â’41Â’Â’
[18] Myggedans (arr. Finn Svit) 1Â’02Â’Â’
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)
[19]Le Cygne (arr. Finn Svit) 2Â’17Â’Â’
Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962)
[20] Recitativo and Scherzo-Caprice, op. 6 (violin solo) 4Â’43Â’Â’
Traditional
[21] The Foggy Dew (arr. Bernd Ahlert) 2Â’58Â’Â’ Total: 64Â’29Â’Â’
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