
The Brahms Connection
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1/7Performer Biography
Sabine Weyer, the pianist on this album, has been praised as 'one of the most important young pianists of today' by International Piano magazine.
Performer Biography
Sabine Weyer's discography has won numerous awards, including the Pasticcio Award from ORF Austria and the Supersonic Award by Pizzicato.
Performer Biography
Dimitri Maslennikov has performed outstanding concerts for the United Nations and for the Queen of England.
Recording & Production
The recording was made at Trifolion Echternach in Luxembourg from April 12th to 16th, 2022.
Historical Context
The album features works by three composers—Robert Fuchs, Johannes Brahms, and Heinrich von Herzogenberg—who were colleagues and significant figures in the era approaching the zenith of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Instruments
The cellist, Dimitri Maslennikov, plays a violoncello made by Luigi Azzolla in Turin in 1937, which is lent by Bouyer Laurent (Fonds Eisenberg).
Performer Biography
Dimitri Maslennikov, the cellist, won the International Soloists Competition in Moscow and the Czech International Competition in Prague at the age of 11.
















