Alexander Janiczek, the director and violinist on this album, plays the 'Baron Oppenheim' Stradivarius from 1716, on loan from the National Bank of Austria.
Performer Biography
David Watkin, the cellist, is Principal Cello of both the English Baroque Soloists and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, and was previously Principal Cello of the Philharmonia and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
Performer Biography
Pip Eastop, a natural horn player, left music for a while to teach Alexander Technique before returning to full-time performing in 1987.
Recording & Production
This is the fourth Mozart recording directed by violinist Alexander Janiczek for Linn Records.
Recording & Production
This album is the fourteenth in a series of recordings produced by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra in partnership with Linn Records.
Performer Biography
Nikita Naumov, the double bassist, was born in Novosibirsk, Russia, and emigrated to Kazakhstan before studying in St Petersburg and London.
Performer Biography
Sir Charles Mackerras, Conductor Laureate of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, considered David Watkin a great inspiration, especially in Mozart.
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