Ernst: Complete Works, Vol. 6 Sherban Lupu, Yvonne Redman & Ian Hobson

• Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst (1812 - 1865): 6 Études à plusieurs parties:
• 1 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 1 in F Major 04:30
• 2 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 2 in A Major 02:28
• 3 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 3 in E Major 06:32
• 4 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 4 in C Major 03:33
• 5 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 5 in E-Flat Major 04:16
• 6 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6a, Introduction 01:09
• 7 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6b, Thema "The Last Summer Rose" 01:12
• 8 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6c, Var. 1 01:40
• 9 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6d, Var. 2 01:59
• 10 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6e, Var. 3 01:25
• 11 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6f, Var. 4 01:09
• 12 6 Études à plusieurs parties: No. 6g, Finale 02:57
• 3 Valses non dansantes:
• 13 3 Valses non dansantes: No. 1 in E Major 01:50
• 14 3 Valses non dansantes: No. 2 in A-Flat Minor 01:25
• 15 3 Valses non dansantes: No. 3 in D-Flat Major 01:14
• Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst:
• 16 Romanze in A-Flat Major (An Madam Clara Schuman) [After Ernst's "Pensées fugitives" No. 2] 01:03
• 17 Nocturne posthume in A-Flat Major 05:11
• 18 Lebet Wohl 01:42
• 19 Der Fischer 03:41
• 20 Grand Caprice, Op. 26 (After Schubert's Op. 1, D. 328) 04:12
• Total Runtime 53:08

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Sherban Lupu, born in 1952, is the leading Romanian violinist of his generation and was for decades, until his recent retirement from academic life, one of the most sought-after violin teachers in North America. For Toccata Classics he has recorded this complete recording of the works of Heinrich Wilhelm Ernst as well as music by Enescu and Grigoriu.

Ian Hobson, pianist and conductor, began his international career in 1981 when he won First Prize at the Leeds International Piano Competition. He is in increasing demand as a conductor, particularly for performances in which he doubles as a pianist. He made his debut in this capacity in 1996 with the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, and also performs extensively as pianist-conductor with Sinfonia da Camera, a group he formed in 1984 and which quickly gained international recognition through its recordings. He is half-way through a six-CD series conducting the early orchestral music of Bohuslav Martinu for Toccata Classics and a recording of Moszkowski’s symphonic poem Johanna d’Arc is imminent.

Yvonne Redman, professor of voice at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, has a distinguished career on the operatic stages of the world, not least the Metropolitan Opera, where she appeared for eighteen consecutive seasons.

Sherban Lupu, violin
Yvonne Redman, soprano
Ian Hobson, piano

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