Schumann: Cello Concerto in A Minor, Op. 129 - Tschaikowsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33 Jürnjakob Timm

• 1 I. Nicht zu schnell 11:32
• 2 II. Langsam 04:07
• 3 III. Sehr lebhaft 07:54
• 4 Moderato assai quasi andante 00:48
• 5 Thema. Moderato semplice 01:34
• 6 Var. I. Tempo della Thema 00:52
• 7 Var. II. Tempo della Thema 01:18
• 8 Var. III. Andante sostenuto 03:30
• 9 Var. IV. Andante grazioso 01:52
• 10 Var. V. Allegro moderato 03:14
• 11 Var. VI. Andante 02:10
• 12 Var. VII. Coda. Allegro vivo 02:27
• 13 I. Prelude 02:37
• 14 II. Allemande 04:23
• 15 III. Courante 02:36
• 16 IV. Sarabande 03:32
• 17 V. Menuet I & II 03:18
• 18 VI. Gigue 01:18
• 19 I. Prelude 03:18
• 20 II. Allemande 03:26
• 21 III. Courante 02:33
• 22 IV. Sarabande 05:26
• 23 V. Menuet I & II 03:05
• 24 VI. Gigue 01:53
• Total Runtime 01:18:43

Info for Schumann: Cello Concerto in A Minor, Op. 129 - Tschaikowsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33

Jürnjakob Timm was for many decades Principal Solo Cellist with the Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig and is today a member of the Gewandhaus Quartet. The cellist has performed as soloist with orchestras in Germany, other European countries, Japan, South America and the USA. In the course of numerous concert tours with the Gewandhaus Orchestra he played cello concertos of the Classical, Romantic and modern eras under the baton of Kurt Masur. The present recording was the first orchestra recording by Jürnjakob Timm for the classical Eterna label. Together with Kurt Masur, the Gewandhaus Orchestra’s director for many years, he recorded two standard works for cello and orchestra in the Paul Gerhardt Church in Leipzig in 1983: Schumann’s Cello Concerto in A minor and Tchaikovsky’s famous Rococo Variations.

December 2015 was marked by the death of the long-serving Principal Conductor of the Gewandhaus Orchestra and artist of world renown Kurt Masur. “He won over his critics in the course of his long life as a personality distinguished by his bearing, which surpassed music, and as a conductor whose ever more finely nuanced pragmatism of interpretation made the language of the orchestra intelligible, comprehensible, tangible. He was thus a maestro with the human touch, who could move people profoundly.” (Ralf Dombrowski, Der Spiegel)

Jürnjakob Timm, cello
Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
Kurt Masur, conductor

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