Brahms* - Vengerov* | Barenboim, Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Violin Concerto / Sonata No. 3

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Label:	Teldec – 0630-17144-2
Format:	CD
Land:	Germany
Veröffentlicht:	1999
Genre:	Classical
Stil:	Romantic

Trackliste

	Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In D Major, Op. 77 Conductor – Daniel Barenboim Orchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra* Violin, Soloist – Maxim Vengerov	(39:43)
1	I. Allegro Non Troppo Cadenza – Maxim Vengerov	22:56
2	II. Adagio Oboe, Soloist – Alex Klein (4)	8:57
3	III. Allegro Giocoso, Ma Non Troppo Vivace	7:51
	Sonata For Violin And Piano No. 3 In D Minor, Op. 108 Piano – Daniel Barenboim Violin – Maxim Vengerov	(22:00)
4	I. Allegro	8:24
5	II. Adagio	4:47
6	III. Un Poco Presto E Con Sentimento	2:59
7	IV. Presto Agitato	5:50

Unternehmen usw.

Phonographisches Copyright ℗ – Teldec Classics International GmbH
Copyright © – Teldec Classics International GmbH
Hergestellt durch – Warner Music Manufacturing Europe
Aufgenommen bei – Orchestra Hall, Chicago
Veröffentlicht durch – Breitkopf & Härtel
Veröffentlicht durch – G. Henle Verlag
Gepresst durch – WMME Alsdorf

Mitwirkende (Credits)

Bassoon [Assistant Principal] – William Buchman
Bassoon [Principal] – David McGill
Bassoon, Contrabassoon, Saxophone – Burl Lane
Cello – David Sanders (6), Donald Moline, Gary Stucka, Jonathan Pegis, Katinka Kleijn, Loren Brown, Philip Blum, Richard Hirschl
Cello [Assistant Principal Emeritus] – Leonard Chausow
Cello [Assistant Principal] – Stephen Balderston
Cello [Principal] – John Sharp (6)
Clarinet – Gregory Smith (4), J. Lawrie Bloom*
Clarinet [Assistant Principal] – John Bruce Yeh
Clarinet [Principal] – Larry Combs
Composed By – Johannes Brahms
Design, Cover – Sandra Kaiser
Double Bass – Bradley Opland, Daniel Armstrong (4), Joseph DiBello*, Mark Kraemer, Michael Hovnanian, Robert Kassinger, Roger Cline, Stephen Lester
Double Bass [Principal] – Joseph Guastafeste
Edited By [Digital] – Jens Schünemann
Engineer [Assistant] – Philipp Nedel
Engineer [Recording] – Eberhard Sengpiel (Titel: 4 to 7), Michael Brammann (Titel: 1 to 3)
Executive-Producer – Marianne Käch, Renate Kupfer
Flute – Louise Dixon (2)
Flute [Assistant Principal] – Richard Graef
Flute [Principal] – Donald Peck
Flute, Piccolo Flute – Walfrid Kujala
Harp – Lynne Turner
Harp [Principal] – Sarah Bullen
Horns – Daniel Gingrich, David Griffin (2), Kimberly Wright (3)
Horns [Associate Principal] – Gail Williams
Horns [Principal] – Dale Clevenger
Illustration [Brahms Conducting - Booklet] – Willy von Beckerath
Liner Notes – Peter Jost (2)
Liner Notes [Booklet Editor] – Annette Nubbemeyer
Liner Notes [English Translation] – Stewart Spencer
Liner Notes [French Translation] – Hélène Chen-Ménissier
Oboe – Richard Kanter
Oboe [Assistant Principal] – Michael Henoch
Oboe [Principal] – Alex Klein (4)
Oboe, English Horn – Grover Schiltz
Percussion – James Ross (16), Patricia Dash
Photography By [Cover Photo + Booklet: Page 2 & 31] – Thomas Müller (9)
Piano – Mary Sauer
Producer [Recording] – Friedemann Engelbrecht
Timpani [Assistant Principal], Percussion [Principal] – Gordon Peters
Timpani [Principal] – Donald Koss
Trombone – Charles Vernon, Michael Mulcahy
Trombone [Associate Principal] – James Gilbertsen
Trombone [Principal] – Jay Friedman
Trumpet – John Hagstrom
Trumpet [Assistant Principal] – Mark Ridenour
Trumpet [Principal] – Adolph Herseth
Tuba – Gene Pokorny
Viola – Catherine Brubaker, Daniel Orbach, Diane Mues, Hui Liu, John Bartholomew, Karen Dirks, Lawrence Neuman, Lee Lane, Maxwell Raimi, Richard Ferrin, Robert Swan, Thomas Wright (4)
Viola [Assistant Principal] – Li-Kuo Chang
Viola [Principal] – Charles Pikler
Violin [1st] – Alison Dalton, Blair Milton, Cornelius Chiu, Edgar Muenzer, Ella Braker, Fred Spector, Heidi Turner, Nisanne Howell, Otakar Sroubek, Paul Phillips, Jr.*, Russell Hershow, Sando Shia, Susan Synnestvedt
Violin [2nd] – Arnold Brostoff, Baird Dodge, Eric Wicks, Florence Schwartz, Fox Fehling, Jennie Wagner, Joyce Noh, Lei Hou, Melanie Kupchynsky, Mihaela Ionescu, Nancy Park, Qing Hou, Rachel Goldstein, Ronald Satkiewicz, Tom Hall (6)
Violin [Assistant Principal] – Albert Igolnikov
Violin [Principal] – Joseph Golan
Violin, Concertmaster – Samuel Magad
Violin, Concertmaster [Assistant Concertmaster Emeritus] – Francis Akos
Violin, Concertmaster [Assistant Concertmaster] – David Taylor (20), Yuan Qing Yu
Violin, Concertmaster [Co-concertmaster Emeritus] – Victor Aitay

Anmerkungen

1 to 3 Live recording

℗ © 1999 TELDEC Classics International GmbH, Hamburg, Germany. A Warner Music Group company.
Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe. Total timing: 61:52. (www.teldec.com).
Recording: Chicago Symphony Hall • October 1997 (Violin Concerto) / October 1998 (Violin Sonata).

Instrument: The violin is by Antonio Stradivari, Cremona c.1723, ex Kiesewetter;
on extended loan from Clement Arrison through the Stradivari Society, Inc. of Chicago.

Publishers:
> Breitkopf & Härtel, Wiesbaden (Violin Concerto)
> G. Henle, München (Violin Sonata)

The 28-page glossy booklet contains notes in English, German and French.
It has also track and credits-lists as well as photos and a small color pictured catalog of the main artists.
Booklet and CD are sheltered by a standard jewel case with transparent tray.