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卡爾.戈德馬克: 小提琴協奏曲 / 西貝流士: 小提琴與弦樂團組曲
朴秀藝 小提琴
瓦倫丁.伊格爾 指揮
柏林廣播交響樂團
Sueye Park plays concertante works by Goldmark and Sibelius
Following her recital dedicated to exiled composers (BIS-2332), Sueye Park joins forces with the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, conducted by Valentin Egel, to present concertante works for violin and orchestra by Karl Goldmark and Jean Sibelius. The two composers may belong to different generations and cultures, but their musical DNA is strikingly similar; both were virtuoso violinists who weathered financial and political storms, drew inspiration from Mendelssohn and Wagner, and penned masterful violin concertos.
Their paths actually crossed in Vienna (1890–91) when Sibelius studied under Goldmark, and this brief but significant mentorship inspired violinist Sueye Park to pair their works on this album. At the heart of the album is Goldmark’s Violin Concerto in A minor, Op. 28 (1877); a sweeping, virtuosic masterpiece that marries Hungarian folk inflections with German Romanticism. Complementing this are Sibelius’s exquisite shorter works: the late Suite JS 185, the lyrical Two Serious Melodies, Op. 77, and the highly expressive Humoresques, Op. 87. Together, this program celebrates two composers who were supremely at home writing for the violin—an instrument inextricably woven into the fabric of their musical identities.
GOLDMARK, Karl (1830–1915)
Concerto in A minor for violin and orchestra, Op. 28 (1877)
1 I. Allegro moderato 16'22
2 II. Air. Andante 6'57
3 III. Moderato – Allegretto 17'27
SIBELIUS, Jean (1865–1957)
Suite for violin and string orchestra, JS 185 (1929) (Fennica Gehrman Oy Ab)
4 I. Country Scenery. Allegretto 2'22
5 II. Serenade. Evening in Spring. Andantino 4'34
6 III. In the Summer. Vivace 1'55
Two Serious Melodies, for violin and orchestra, Op. 77 (Wilhelm Hansen)
7 No.1. Cantique (Laetare anima mea) (1914). 5'14
Moderato assai
8 No. 2. Devotion (Ab imo pectore) (1915). 3’24
Tempo molto moderato
Two Humoresques, for violin and orchestra, Op. 87 (Wilhelm Hansen)
9 No.1 in D minor (1917, rev. 1940). Comodo 3’48
10 No. 2 in D major (1917). Allegro assai 2’14
TT: 65'37
Sueye Park violin
Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin
Valentin Egel conductor |
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