Mozart / Fischer / Netherlands Chamber Orch: Violin Concertos 3 & 4
Mozart / Fischer / Netherlands Chamber Orch: Violin Concertos 3 & 4
Format: CD
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Artist: Mozart / Fischer / Netherlands Chamber Orch
Label: Pentatone
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8717306260169
Genre: Classical
Pentatone re-issues Julia Fischer's epoch-making Mozart Violin Concertos recordings, starting with her readings of the famous 3rd and 4th concertos, as well as the Adagio in E Major and Rondo in B-flat Major, first released in 2005. Fischer performs them together with the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Yakov Kreizberg, with whom she developed a highly congenial partnership. When first released, Gramophone praised these performances as "full of disciplined subtlety and astonishing interpretative maturity." After many years, this legendary recording now returns to the market in an attractive Stereo version.
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