Lars Vogt was appointed the first-ever 'pianist in Residence' by the Berlin Philharmonic in the 2003/04 season, maintaining a special relationship with the orchestra.
Compositional Technique
In the 'Dumky' Trio, Dvořák uses a 'small form' approach, narrating valuable content in a compressed, direct, and concentrated manner, similar to late piano compositions by Brahms or Beethoven's Bagatelles.
Interpretation
The performers believe that strictly adhering to Dvořák's tempo and dynamic prescriptions in the 'Dumky' Trio reveals a new, serious appearance for the work, without diminishing its emotional depth.
Performer Biography
Christian Tetzlaff, a sought-after violinist, teaches regularly at the Kronberg Academy and plays a violin made by German violin maker Peter Greiner.
Performer Biography
Lars Vogt, a pianist, gained public attention by winning second prize at the 1990 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Recording & Production
During the recording sessions, the performers sometimes dimmed the hall to create a more concentrated, deep, and intimate mood.
Performer Biography
Tanja Tetzlaff, a cellist, studied with Bernhard Gmelin and Heinrich Schiff and plays a cello by Giovanni Baptista Guadagnini from 1776.
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