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Triple concerto


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Indspillet i 1974.

Reviews (41)


The guardian

d. 11. June 2015

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Erica Jeal

d. 11. June 2015

"This performance has a lightness of touch that in the finale spills over into playfulness and wit. Gabetta leads off each time, her flowing phrases setting a compelling precedent for the others. Conductor Giovanni Antonini draws out a huge, irresistible crescendo into the first big orchestral entry".


Presto classical

d. 31. May 2024

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Matthew Ash

d. 31. May 2024

"Recording of the week: The forces assembled here don't aim to pump the music full of steroids; rather they make the most of its qualities, especially the graceful elegance inspired by Beethoven's interest in French music of the time ... There is no sense here of big stars using the music as a vehicle for promotion; they instead put their considerable technical and interpretative skills completely at the service of the music".


MusicWeb international

2021 April

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Chris Salocks

2021 April

"Academicians in the field of music have seized upon a few isolated passages in contemporaneous treatises to enforce an all too predictable branding on the Historically Informed Performance (HIP) movement ... Violinist Isabelle Faust and cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras sit clearly on the side of today's academicians ... In sum, you know who you are: if you currently fancy HIP (or HIP-influenced) performances, the performances here have much to commend them. On the other hand, if you're like I am with respect to the "Great HIP Awakening", you'll probably want to pass on this album".


Presto classical

2017

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2017

"It's Beethoven taking a break from high seriousness, and here it's a delight. The piano concerto, directed from the keyboard, gets a thrilling performance from all (Sunday Times, 22nd October 2017)".


Presto classical

d. 30. June 2018

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Katherine Cooper

d. 30. June 2018

"Editor's choices - June 2018: Jarvi's recruited a true triumvirate for the Concerto, and it says much that their exuberant, congenial performance is even more than the sum of their considerable parts; Gastinel, though, is the star of the show for me, particularly in the gorgeously lyrical opening of the slow movement. The gypsy finale goes with real swing: there's an almost folkish quality to the playing in places, and the virtuoso exchanges between the three soloists feel like heat-of-the-moment improvisation".


Kristeligt dagblad

d. 14. Mar. 2022

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Peter Dürrfeld

d. 14. Mar. 2022

"Det efterhånden meget anerkendte orkester West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, som Daniel Barenboim grundlagde tilbage i 1999 ... spiller på den nye cd to betydelige Beethoven-værker, dirigeret af netop maestro Barenboim. Først får vi den herlige tripelkoncert, opus 56 ... - det er så at sige Beethoven i sit muntre, musikantiske hjørne. Solisterne i denne indspilning er eminente: Anne-Sophie Mutter, violin, Yo-Yo Ma, cello, og - naturligvis - Daniel Barenboim, klaver. Beethovens uhyre vitale symfoni nr.7, det andet værk på skiven, får en flot fortolkning under Barenboims taktstok".


Politiken

d. 5. May 2020

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Henrik Friis (f. 1978)

d. 5. May 2020

"Barenboims album fejrer, at det er 20 år siden, at han som jøde stiftede sit fredsorkester med unge musikere på tværs af religioner og nationaliteter ... På fredsorkestrets nye album med fortolkninger af Beethovens 7. Symfoni og hans tripelkoncert (...) både dirigerer og sidder Barenboim ved klaveret som solist sammen med de to øvrige stjernekolleger, violinisten Anne-Sophie Mutter og cellisten Yo-Yo Ma. Især i den langsomme 2. sats i tripelkoncerten klinger de tre virkelig fint sammen og får præsenteret et enkelt og balanceret udtryk ... Men i den lange 1. sats mærker man slet ikke, at der er tale om navne, der har domineret den klassiske verden - her viser de både indbyrdes forståelsesproblemer og fladtrykt klang".


Kristeligt dagblad

d. 8. June 2020

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Peter Dürrfeld

d. 8. June 2020

"Først får vi tripelkoncerten (...) for violin, cello, klaver og orkester (...) fuld af virtuos spilleglæde fra alle tre instrumenter, og hvor orkesterledsagelsen har noget af den heroiske karakter, der var kendetegnende for Beethoven i det første tiår af 1800-tallet ... Solisterne er af højeste klasse: Anne-Sophie Mutter, Yo-Yo Ma og Daniel Barenboim ... Den 7. symfoni er et fortræffeligt valg som det andet værk på skiven (...), West-Eastern Divan Orchestra spiller alle fire satser med ungdommeligt glød ... Også den tekniske kvalitet af optagelserne er fremragende".


Politiken

d. 17. Nov. 2015

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Thomas Michelsen

d. 17. Nov. 2015

"Koncerten kræver samarbejde, og selv om barokspecialisten Carmignola og den mere romantisk orienterede cellist Sol Gabetta prøver at nærme sig hinanden, ender han med at komme til at lyde som en flagrende fugl målt mod hendes slanke, men anderledes gennemførte fraseringer. Carmignola lytter heller ikke ordentligt til kroaten Dejan Lazic ved flyglet ... Det [er] derfor mest for de tre ouverturer, man skal overveje dette album".


Jyllands-posten

d. 25. Sep. 2015

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Jens Povlsen

d. 25. Sep. 2015

"De er alle tre sublime teknikere, men de forstår også at svæve gennem musikken som små engle. Langsomt og inderligt eller med lyn i fingrene - Carmignola, Gabetta og Lazic styrer gennem Beethovens Tripelkoncert uden at ryste det mindste på hånden ... Nuancerne og den smittende energi er på plads fra begyndelsen. Og sådan fortsætter den formfuldendte og ualmindeligt poetiske fortolkning".


Kristeligt dagblad

d. 18. Nov. 2015

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Peter Dürrfeld

d. 18. Nov. 2015

"De tre solister fejler såmænd ikke noget ... Derimod er jeg noget mere forbeholden, hvad orkesterspillet angår. Det varetages af Kammerorchester Basel under ledelse af den 50-årige italienske dirigent Giovanni Antonini. Hans fortolkning er, også i de tre ouverturer, præget af et hyperenergisk drive ... Det får Beethoven til at lyde mere brysk end heroisk-ophøjet".


Kristeligt dagblad

d. 19. Sep. 2012

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Peter Dürrfeld

d. 19. Sep. 2012

"Den fremragende dansk-koreanske trio indleder med Beethovens Tripelkoncert i Cdur ... en berigelse at lægge ører til, i hvert fald når de tre satser bliver spillet med en så boblende livsglæde som her ... Det andet værk på skiven er Beethovens 3. klaverkoncert ... Jens Elvekjer spiller som sædvanligt med forbilledlig indlevelse, ikke mindst er jeg imponeret af hans måde at fyre førstesatsens kadence af på, skrevet af Beethoven selv".


Kristeligt dagblad

d. 4. June 2018

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Peter Dürrfeld

d. 4. June 2018

"Beethovens såkaldte tripelkoncert - for violin, cello, klaver og orkester ... har ikke nydt helt den samme bevågenhed som hans mageløse violinkoncert og de største klaverkoncerter ... De tre glimrende solister er violinisten Gil Shaham, pianisten Nicholas Angelich og cellisten Anne Gastinel ... De tre musikere leverer et inciterende samspil, samtidig med at de hver for sig demonstrerer de nødvendige virtuose færdigheder. Og som en fin tillægsgevinst til tripelkoncerten får man Beethovens trio for klarinet, cello og klaver".


Politiken

d. 13. June 2018

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Thomas Michelsen

d. 13. June 2018

"Berlinerfilharmonikernes klarinettist Andreas Ottensamer, cellisten Anne Gastinel og pianisten Nicholas Angelich leverer en på én gang tør og rummelig lyd, der får dem til at lyde som et solidt sammentømret ensemble, selv om de er sat sammen til lejligheden. Her er indre varme og drev, ... eksplosivitet, vilje og klarhed i et virkelig kompetent livtag med Beethovens vanskelige Trippelkoncert for tre solister og orkester ... Frankfurts radiosymfoniorkester under deres tidligere chefdirigent Paavo Järvi bølger af overskud".


Jyllands-posten

d. 29. Mar. 2005

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d. 29. Mar. 2005


Berlingske tidende

d. 18. Dec. 2015

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Søren Schauser

d. 18. Dec. 2015

"Vurdering: Årets 10 bedste klassisk" - "Tre ... overraskende solister til lejligheden: Giuliano Carmignola, Sol Gabetta og Dejan Lazic. Alle tre spiller til den slanke, gennemsigtige side og forlener værket med en mere intim tone. Og kammerorkestret fra Basel under ledelse af Giovanni Antonini runder ganske flot op med Prometheus, Egmont og Coriolan-ouverturerne".


BBC music magazine

2024 July

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Nicholas Kenyon

2024 July

"Concerto choice: There are surely no more charismatic young performers in this country today than violinist Nicola Benedetti, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason and pianist Benjamin Grosvenor, and together they make a stellar team, bursting with energy and expressive precision".


Fono Forum

2020 Oktober

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Norbert Hornig

2020 Oktober

"Einem zugkräftigen Trio von Starsolisten in Beethovens Tripelkonzert ... Spannend ist diese Aufführung allemal, wenn auch nicht perfekt homogen, denn Anne-Sophie Mutter und Yo-Yo Ma sind eben starke Individuen mit sehr eigenem Klangprofil. Barenboim dirigiert und vermittelt vom Klavier aus, das Orchester ist eher Nebenakteur und wird im hallreichen und etwas diffusen Klangbild auch nicht sonderlich gut in Szene gesetzt ... Eine markante Interpretation mit einem Hang zur Extravaganz ... In Beethovens Siebter ... Eine durchweg überzeugende Dramaturgie und schönes Orchesterspiel!".


Diapason

2020 mai

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Hugues Mousseau

2020 mai


BBC music magazine

2020 July

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Malcolm Hayes

2020 July

"The Triple Concerto's orchestral opening sets the standard, with every player palpably involved, and with Barenboim making every phrase and inner line come alive while not getting in the way himself. While all three soloists contribute on the expected level, Yo-Yo Ma's extraordinary cello playing deserves mentioning ... The orchestral response conjured by Barenboim in the Seventh Symphony transcends the extremity of the music's obsessive-compulsive streak ... and the finale is a tour de force of how to unleash thrilling power without bombast".


Fono Forum

2021 Mai

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Ingo Harden

2021 Mai

"Heras-Casado ... lässt die Freiburger in dieser Produktion frisch und subtil, aber ohne alle Übertreibungen und Vergröberungen phrasieren, im Konzert fügen sich die drei erstklassigen Solisten vorbildlich dezent in das Gesamtgeschehen ein ... Die lebendige Gliederung und die klangliche Transparenz der Aufführung passen genau zu dem "kürzeren" Ton ... und nicht so satten Klang der alten Instrumente".


BBC music magazine

2021 May

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Martin Cotton

2021 May

"Recording of the month: There's no question of a timid approach, and the clean timbre of the period instruments is echoed by the soloists, entering one by one. Especially fetching is the empathy between Faust and Queyras, with total mutual understanding of phrasing and rubato ... All in all this really is an outstanding recording".


Fono Forum

2015 November

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Andreas Friesenhagen

2015 November

"Auf dem Höhepunkt der Durchführung kommt das Stimmengeflecht der Soloinstrumente rückhaltlos, leidenschaftlich, wie ein Ausflug in den Expressionismus".


Diapason

2016 fevrier

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Jean-Pierre Rousseau

2016 fevrier


Fono Forum

2018 Januar

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Werner Pfister

2018 Januar

"Die vorliegendee Einspielung wartet zwar auch mit renommierten Künstlern auf, aber wichtiger ist, dass Lars Vogt und die Geschwister Tezlaff perfekt auseinander eingespielte Kammermusiker sind. Das kommt ihrer Interpretation zugute ... Einschränkungen sind allenfalls hinsichtlich des Orchesters zu machen".


BBC music magazine

2018 January

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Helen Wallace (musikanmelder)

2018 January

"Vogt and the Tetzlaff siblings approach the Allegro [of the Triple] with warmth and a bristling energy ... The crucial opening [of the C minor Concerto] just misses utter serenity here, but a devilish Rondo is pure delight".


Diapason

2019 été

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Bertrand Boissard

2019 été


BBC music magazine

2019 July

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Michael Tanner (musikanmelder)

2019 July

"This brilliantly played and recorded disc couples two of Beethoven's least attractive works ... Bertrand Chamayou, a thrilling pianist, does what he can, so does everyone else, but the spirit sinks as the music rises [Choral Fantasy] ... In the Triple Concerto ... the performers approach their unrewarding task with enthusiasm, and inject as much life into this stubbornly unresponsive piece as the can ... If I ever wanted to hear either of these pieces again these are the performances I would head for".


Fono Forum

2020 November

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Susanne Benda

2020 November

"Neben dem Tripelkonzert, das massgeblich von den exzellenten jungen Solisten (mit der Cellistin Natalie Klein als Prima inter pares) lebt, präsentiert das auf historischem Instrumentarium spielende Pariser Insula Orchestra unter Laurence Equilbey die Chorfantasie mit zwei Protagonisten: Bertrand Chamayou macht aus dem Klavierpart ein zartes Klangfarbwunder, und der Pleyel-Flügel von 1892 schmiegt sich eng an das Residenzorchester des Konzertsaals La Seine Musicale, zumal an dessen Holzbläser, an und klingt auch in der Mittellage sehr plastisch und präsent".


Fono Forum

2018 Juli

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Andreas Friesenhagen

2018 Juli

"Das Stiefkind in Beethovens Konzertschaffen ist hier einmal hochverdichtet, rhythmisch und artikulatorisch auf den Punkt gebracht".


BBC music magazine

2018 July

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Misha Donat

2018 July

"Of the soloists, it's the cello that has the lion's share, and Anne Gastinel makes the most of the part on this new recording. Her playing has a warmth and eloquence that made me think back to the famous account by Rostropovich, with Oistrakh, Richter, and the Berlin Philharmonic under Karajan ... This disc can be warmly recommended".


BBC music magazine

2006 May

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Michael Tanner (musikanmelder)

2006 May

"The balance between the orchestra and the three excellent soloists is good; there is a brisk feel to things ... Yet I still didn't warm to the piece".


The gramophone

2024 July

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Rob Cowan (f. 1948)

2024 July

"The cellist, here an amiable-sounding Sheku Kanneh-Mason, delivers first, with his equally distinctive partners in tow, pianist Benjamin Grosvenor keeping to a moderate tonal palette without compromising his distinctive playing style, violinist Nicola Benedetti sounding silvery-clean, all three attentively supported by the Philharmonia under the vital baton of Santtu-Matias Rouvali ... The Triple is the thing, and if that's your priority, proceed with confidence".


The gramophone

2020 June

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Andrew Farach-Colton

2020 June

"Here's a performance of Beethoven's Triple Concerto that conveys a palpable sense of occasion ... Although Anne-Sophie Mutter and Yo-Yo Ma's partnership is stronger on dramatic juxtaposition than tonal blend, both really dig into their parts, sometimes even throw caution to the wind ... Barenboim (conducting from the piano) facilitates real flexibility in regards to tempo, resulting in a convincing sense of improvisatory abandon, and the orchestra match their fervour ... I found the Seventh Symphony ... considerable less satisfying".


The gramophone

2021 April

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Michelle Assay

2021 April

"Editor's choice: My days of Beethoven Triple Concerto scepticism are now behind me, thanks to this breathtaking new recording by the powerhouse team of Faust-Queras-Melnikov and the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra under Pablo Heras-Casado. It's partly the sound world of the period instruments and how masterfully the soloists blend timbres and colours ... But it's also the sense of untrammelled exploration and joviality that makes this, for me, the ultimate interpretation ... It almost seems that social distancing brought them closer together, such is the relish, spontaneity and inventiveness of the playing".


BBC music magazine

2015 Christmas

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Stephen Johnson (f. 1955)

2015 Christmas

"Full praise to the Sony production team for finding such a convincing balance, not just between soloists and orchestra, but between the soloists themselves. It all sounds wonderfully fresh and clear. So too does the perfomance. The Triple Concerto's eccentricites are joyously celebrated ... [and] it isn't just the élan and lively intelligence that impress: I've rarely heard such a roundly enjoyable performance of the brief slow movement".

Vurdering (Concerto): 5/5.

Vurdering (Overtures): 3/5.


The gramophone

2015 October

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Richard Osborne (f. 1943)

2015 October

"Sol Gabetta [gives] a wonderfully lyrical account of the [Triple Concerto's] all-important cello role ... Antonini and his Basle chamber players take a less symphonic view of the work than Fricsay or Karajan ... but their contribution is generally prompt and sympathetic".


The gramophone

2017 November

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Richard Osborne (f. 1943)

2017 November

"As to the performances, that of the C minor Concerto is a thing of some distinction, that of the Triple Concerto a disappointment, so timid is the playing of the concertante piano trio ... [In] the Third Piano Concerto ... Lars Vogt's characteristically crystalline playing is matched by recorded sound that is comparably crisp and clear. The performance, too, is distinguished".


The gramophone

2019 May

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Andrew Farach-Colton

2019 May

"Laurence Equibey's ... crackerjack period-instrument orchestra play with character and gusto. The solo team in the Triple Concerto, too, are extremely fine ... The Choral Fantasy ... pianist Bertrand Chamayou is ... quite straightforward - always musical, but there's little sense of fantasy. Accentus, Equilbey's superb choir, and the freshvoiced solo group are all in fine form ... [Not] a top recommendation but ... a real sense of joy".


The gramophone

2018 July

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Andrew Farach-Colton

2018 July

"Järvi shows an attention to expressive detail that's affecting without sounding affected. The soloists don't let us down. Anne Gastinel shows no sign of strain in the treacherously high-lying cello part; her tone is unfailingsly warm and sonorous from top to bottom. Gil Shaham is his usual sincerely musical, sweet-sounding self. And Nicholas Angelich wisely employs a light touch ... The featherweight, frothy texture they produce is delightful".


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