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Danish Piano Concertos Vol.3 - Romantic Works For Piano And Orchestra

4/26/2007, 9 Tracks, 1:15:55

Featuring

  • Matthias Aeschbacher
  • Oleg Marshev
  • Aalborg Symfoniorkester
  • Otto Malling
  • Ludvig Schytte
  • Siegfried Salomon

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Recording & Production

The cover illustration for this album was created by Finn Sigfússon, a cellist in the Sønderjyllands Symfoniorkester, whose cover design for DACOCD 508 won a GRAMMY Award in 2000.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Matthias Aeschbacher, the conductor, comes from a large family of musicians and initially pursued a career as a pianist before switching to conducting.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

The Aalborg Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1943, performs over 180 events annually, playing for more than 70,000 audience members.

Source: Booklet

Recording & Production

Part of the recording for this album was sponsored by Hotelejer Andreas Harboes Fond.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Oleg Marshev has won several international piano competitions, including the "Pilar Bayona" International Piano Competition in Spain (1988), the AMSA World Piano Competition in Cincinnati (1990), and the "Roma 1992" competition in Italy.

Source: Booklet

Album & Artwork

This album, "Danish Piano Concertos Vol. 3", is part of a series dedicated to Danish piano concertos, with other volumes featuring composers like Siegfried Langgaard, Rued Langgaard, August Winding, and Emil Hartmann.

Source: Booklet

Performer Biography

Oleg Marshev, the pianist on this recording, is a direct representative of the fifth generation of Russian pianists since Liszt, tracing his lineage through Alexander Siloti, Konstantin Igumnov, and Lev Oborin.

Source: Booklet

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