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Matthias Kirschnereit, Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn – Haydn: The Complete Piano Concertos (2022)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 02:34:46 minutes | 2,60 GB | Genre: Classical
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Perhaps Mozart sings more, but Haydn speaks, he chatters, he rejoices and talks about the really important things in life”. After Matthias Kirschnereit’s exploration with the Radio Hesse Symphony Orchestra of the middle ground between the Classical and Romantic eras in works by Hummel, Weber and Mendelssohn, the pianist now turns to Haydn. And that means he is entering the terrain, somewhat neglected even now, of the great Austrian’s piano concertos. All nine keyboard concertos that were definitely written by Haydn are now being released with Matthias Kirschnereit and the Württemberg Chamber Orchestra of Heilbronn, which he directs from the instrument. Included is the Double Concerto in F major with Lena Neudauer on the violin. As a “chamber music treat”, Matthias Kirschnereit also had the Piano Trio in G major arranged and recorded. The recording is a co-production with Deutschlandfunk Kultur.
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Matthias Kirschnereit – Time Remembered (2023)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/48 kHz | Time – 01:56:16 minutes | 933 MB | Genre: Classical
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Experience Matthias Kirschnereit’s fascinating musical life in the album “Time Remembered”. This extraordinary playlist of 36 hand-picked pieces tells personal stories and brings memories to life. From Bach, Busoni, and Bruckner to Handel, Janáček, Ligeti, Rachmaninov, Satie, and Bill Withers – this musical journey spans almost 400 years of music history and takes you into different genres and styles. Discover the turning points, rough edges, and Matthias Kirschnereit’s constant urge to express himself through music. From moving to Namibia at the age of nine to leaving grammar school without A-levels to become a pianist, his musical horizon expanded abruptly. Today, after almost 50 CD recordings, thousands of concerts played worldwide, and awards, Matthias Kirschnereit is still searching for new things, challenges, and tasks.
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Matthias Kirschnereit, Frankfurt Radio Symphony & Michael Sanderling – Hummel – Weber – Mendelssohn (2021)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/48 kHz | Time – 01:02:13 minutes | 566 MB | Genre: Classical
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Matthias Kirschnereit and the hr-Sinfonieorchester under Michael Sanderling have compiled a compelling, captivating programme of music from the last days of the Classical era, on the cusp of the Romantic. This “half-way house” – in the best possible sense – accommodates the compositions of Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Carl Maria von Weber and Felix Mendelssohn. On his latest album, the soloist makes the boldness of this musical venture audible: “I was attracted by the fact that these rare jewels were created at a time of change, of new horizons.”
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Matthias Kirschnereit – Schumann: Concertant (Concert Pieces and Piano Concerto) (2019)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/88,2 kHz | Time – 01:18:31 minutes | 1,20 GB | Genre: Classical
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It’s a perfect match: Matthias Kirschnereit, the “Poet at the Piano” (according to Süddeutsche Zeitung), and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin under Jan Willem de Vriend play Schumann’s large-scale work for piano and orchestra. All of the musicians are experienced, skilled artists and they have produced a performance clearly based on knowledge of the work and musical experience. The album’s concept is impressive: Schumann’s Piano Concerto, the most frequently recorded work in the history of the CD, is presented as the highlight, but also as a sort of encore after the three lesser known Concert Pieces opp. 86, 92 and 134.
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Matthias Kirschnereit – Beethoven: Unknown Solo Piano Works (2020)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 01:13:50 minutes | 1006 MB | Genre: Classical
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The Unknown Beethoven – is there such a thing?
The pianist Matthias Kirschnereit has therefore given himself something of a challenge for his new album by researching and recording the small but nevertheless brilliant jewels of Beethoven’s piano repertoire. “On this album it is my aim to bring to life those works by Beethoven that are seldom in the limelight and to let them sparkle anew. They include pieces that are not going to set the world on fire. I am no archaeologist who hunts around in attics, libraries or archives in search of works yet to be published. Everything he ever wrote has already been published. So I set about compiling a list – and I was utterly amazed,” explains Matthias Kirschnereit.
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Matthias Kirschnereit – Schumann: Concertant (Concert Pieces and Piano Concerto) (2019)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Time – 01:18:27 minutes | 1,19 GB | Genre: Classical
Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Berlin Classics
It’s a perfect match: Matthias Kirschnereit, the “Poet at the Piano” (according to Süddeutsche Zeitung), and the Konzerthausorchester Berlin under Jan Willem de Vriend play Schumann’s large-scale work for piano and orchestra. All of the musicians are experienced, skilled artists and they have produced a performance clearly based on knowledge of the work and musical experience. The album’s concept is impressive: Schumann’s Piano Concerto, the most frequently recorded work in the history of the CD, is presented as the highlight, but also as a sort of encore after the three lesser known Concert Pieces opp. 86, 92 and 134.
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