Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin, Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 & Other Works (2025) [FLAC 24bit/96kHz]

Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin, Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 & Other Works (2025)
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Fazil Says’s talent as a pianist goes hand in hand with the range of his compositions. The violin Concerto No. 2 was composed in the middle of the Covid-19 lockdown, when Say was enchanted by the colors and textures of the sunrises on a beach walk. “Leopards” is a lively piece for string sextet, which uses Say’s unique melodies and rhythms. The sonata for solo violin is an expressive tribute to the well-known Turkish violist Rusen Gunes, while “String Quartet Divorce” tells the experience of separation and the failure of a relationship with the language of music. The artistic activities of the German-born violinist Friedemann Eichhorn range from the performance of early Baroque music on historical instruments to classical and contemporary works with renowned orchestras and chamber music partners. Among many other works, Friedemann Eichhorn has rediscovered and recorded for the first time the complete violin concertos of the French virtuoso Pierre Rode. He has also given the world premieres of Fazil Says Violin Concerto No. 2, Violin Sonata No. 2 and “Tristan and Isolde” transcriptions. Eichhorn is a founding member of the Gropius Quartet and the Phaeton Piano Trio.

Tracklist:

1. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 “Karantina günlerinde bahar sabahları”: I. Allegro ma non troppo (07:19)
2. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 “Karantina günlerinde bahar sabahları”: II. Dance. Fast jazz swing (02:13)
3. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 “Karantina günlerinde bahar sabahları”: III. Andantino tranquillo, quasi meditazione (06:25)
4. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Violin Concerto No. 2, Op. 87 “Karantina günlerinde bahar sabahları”: IV. Issız gökyüzü. Allegro ma non troppo (08:43)
5. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Leopards, Op. 103: I. Allegro assai energico, extremely rhythmical (08:04)
6. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Leopards, Op. 103: II. — (04:41)
7. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 92c “Ruşen Güneş Anısına”: I. Largo espressivo (05:27)
8. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 92c “Ruşen Güneş Anısına”: II. Allegro assai, molto energico (05:05)
9. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: String Quartet, Op. 29 “Divorce”: I. Allegro maestoso (05:26)
10. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: String Quartet, Op. 29 “Divorce”: II. Andante (08:04)
11. Friedemann Eichhorn, Gropius Quartett, Konzerthausorchestra Berlin & Christoph Eschenbach – Say: String Quartet, Op. 29 “Divorce”: III. Presto (03:51)

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