Awards Diapason d'Or
This is a fascinating, thought-provoking coupling of two major late twentieth century additions to the violin repertoire. Those who possess Boulez' recording of Ligeti's Concertos (DG 439 808-2, with Saschko Gavriloff, who premiered the work, as violin soloist) may feel little need to obtain this new account. But there is a creative, symbiotic tension between Ligeti and Nørgard, which makes a complete play-through of this disc a compelling and rewarding experience.
This is a fascinating, thought-provoking coupling of two major late twentieth century additions to the violin repertoire. Those who possess Boulez' recording of Ligeti's Concertos (DG 439 808-2, with Saschko Gavriloff, who premiered the work, as violin soloist) may feel little need to obtain this new account. But there is a creative, symbiotic tension between Ligeti and Nørgard, which makes a complete play-through of this disc a compelling and rewarding experience.
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