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CD Beethoven's violin
At the turn of the 19th century, Prince Lichnowski made Beethoven a handsome gift: a set of four string quartet instruments, which the 30-year old composer marked with a seal and large carved 'B'. One of them was a violin made in Salzburg around 1700. Rediscovered and authenticated in 1995 by the experts of the Beethoven-Haus in Bonn, this unexpected legacy is here presented for the first time in a wholly appropriate recording project: Sonatas nos. 4 and 7, the very embodiment of Beethovenian élan terrible, are performed by two outstanding artists.
Violinsonaten op. 23 und op. 30 Nr. 2
Andreas Staier, Hammerflügel von Conrad Graf,
Daniel Sepec, Beethovens Geige
1 CD
Booklet with 32-pages (German/English/French)
Total time: 00:55:02
Price: 19.90 Euro
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