Seiber / Wallfisch, Raphael: Hungarian Cello Concertos
Seiber / Wallfisch, Raphael: Hungarian Cello Concertos
Format: CD
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Artist: Seiber / Wallfisch, Raphael
Label: Nimbus Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 0710357591921
Genre: Classical
Mátyás Seiber studied composition at the Budapest Academy of Music under Kodály, from 1919-1924. At the time of his tragically early death, Seiber was one of the most respected teachers of composition in Britain. Antal Dorati entered the Hungarian Royal Academy of Music in 1920, at age 14. His illustrious career as a conductor has completely overshadowed his compositions. Bartok's Viola Concerto, commissioned by the Scottish violist William Primrose, was left in sketch form at the time of the composer's death. The eventual completion by Bartok's friend Tibor Serly has been the subject of debate ever since it's first appearance in 1949.
Tracks:
1.1 Mátyás Seiber, Tre Pezzi for Cello and Orchestra - Raphael Wallfisch/Bbc National Orchestra of Wales
1.2 Antal Dorati, Concerto for Cello and Orchestra - Raphael Wallfisch/Bbc National Orchestra of Wales
1.3 Béla Bartók, Viola Concerto Adapted for Cello By Tibor Serly - Raphael Wallfisch/Bbc National Orchestra of Wales
