Sandra Lied Haga(Vc)Apekisheva(P)+Franck: Sonata; Strohl, Rita (1865-1941) - Strohl, Rita (1865-1941) Titus Et Berenice: Sandra Lied Haga(Vc)Apekisheva(P)+franck: Sonata - Import CD

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Sandra Lied Haga(Vc)Apekisheva(P)+franck: Sonata; Strohl, Rita (1865-1941)

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Norway's Notable Cellist, Sandra Reid HaagaRecordings of the famous Franck Cello Sonata and the hidden masterpiece by Rita Stroll, which was highly praised by Saint-Saens, Dandy, Fauré, and others! This is the second album by Norwegian cellist Sandra Reid Haaga (1994-). Her debut album (PSC 1363) in 2020, a recording of Dvořák's "Cello Concerto" and Tchaikovsky's "Rococo Variations" in the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, was favorably reviewed by major classical magazines and radio channels and was nominated for a Norwegian Grammy "Spellman Award". It was nominated for a Norwegian Grammy "Spelman Award". In her new work with Russian pianist Katya Apekisheva (1975-), she performs works from 19th century France. César Franck's "Cello Sonata in A major" is an arrangement for cello by French cellist Jules Delsart (1844-1900) of the solo part from one of his best-known works, the "Violin Sonata in A major," and was approved by the composer.Rita Stroll began to make a name for herself at the Paris Conservatory at a time when Franck was widely respected in French music circles. At the Conservatory, she studied piano and solfège, and pursued private studies in composition and singing. Saint-Saëns, Dandy, Fauré, and other professors at the Conservatory were said to have taken an interest in her work and gave her encouragement. The "Sonata for Cello and Piano" was written in 1898. It is based on Jean Racine's play "Berenice" about Berenice, daughter of King Agrippa I of Herod's Judea, and Titus, who later becomes Emperor of Rome, and depicts the drama of Titus and Berenice in four movements. The piece was named the "Dramatic Sonata. Produced by Jörn Pädeschen and engineered by Arne Axelberg, the recording was made at St. Cyrus Church in London. This album expresses the beauty of French romanticism as it is felt and frankly. [Profile] Sandra Reed Haga (1994-). Born in Oslo. She participated as the youngest student in the program for gifted children at the Barat-Douai Music School.She studied with Olek Kogan at the Rasmovsky Academy in London, France Hermeshon at the Barenboim-Said Academy in Berlin, and Tors Mørk, Lars Anders Tomtel, and Thurlaev Tedene at the Norwegian National Academy of Music. Katya Apekisheva (1975-). Born in Moscow. She studied at the Gnesin Music School and made her debut at the age of 12. She studied at the Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem and at the Royal College of Music in London. She won the first prize at the Leeds International Piano Competition. She performs with the London orchestra and appears regularly at the Wigmore Hall. With his piano duo partner, Charles Owen, he is the artistic director of the London Piano Festival. King International