
Winding / Hartmann: Danish Piano Concertos Vol 2, Romantic Works For Piano And Orchestra
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1/7Composer Biography
August Winding and Emil Hartmann, the two composers featured, were brothers-in-law through Winding's marriage to Clara Hartmann, daughter of composer J.P.E. Hartmann.
Performer Biography
Oleg Marshev, the pianist on this recording, is a direct representative of the fifth generation of Russian pianists since Liszt.
Composer Biography
August Winding's career as a piano soloist ended due to a nervous arm complaint, after which he taught at the Copenhagen conservatoire.
Album & Artwork
This album is Volume 2 in a series titled "Danish Piano Concertos," focusing on romantic works for piano and orchestra.
Performer Biography
Matthias Aeschbacher, the conductor, comes from a large family of musicians and initially pursued a career as a pianist before becoming a conductor.
Composer Biography
August Winding, one of the composers on this album, was the son of a musical clergyman who collected folk songs and gave him his first music lessons.
Composer Biography
Emil Hartmann, the other composer on this album, was a prominent conductor in Germany, where he often conducted his own works and was considered a leading composer.















