Discography

Out of the shadow - Rebekka Hartmann

Out of the shadow

Rebekka Hartmann & Salzburg Chamber Soloists

Lavard Skou Larsen, September 2018

Reviews:

 

“… Rebekka Hartmann’s commitment to these concerts is to be welcomed, which she would like to bring› out of the shadows ‹. She does this in a style-appropriate, musically sincere and cultivated … “

– (Fono Forum, March 2019)

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Track 1
Tartini Concerto in La Maggiore D 96 – IV Largo Andante

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Track 2
Haydn Violinkonzert G-Dur HobVIIa 4 – I Allegro moderato

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Track 3
Mendelssohn Violinkonzert d-Moll –
III Allegro

Komponist: Paul Juon Silhouettes op. 9 und op. 43

Paul Juon

Musiques Suisses, May 2015

Order no. MGB CD 6284

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Reviews:

 

“…. a serious but light and curious approach to every single movement…..”

– The New Listener

“[….] appealing play full of commitment. The sound is brilliant, well balanced and dynamically moving with a natural flow….”

– Klassik.com

Views from Ararat - Rebekka Hartmann - Violine & Margarita Organesjan - Klavier

Views from Ararat

Farao Classics, 2015, Order no. 108086
Ahmed Adnan Saygun
Arno Babadschanjan
Edward Baghdassarian

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Reviews:

 

“[……..] a phenomenal range of different shades and colours [……] skilful handling of vibrato planned to the minute detail and used very moderately so that it always serves a purpose instead of softening every key with duration into something uncertain, as it is often done these days. “

-The New Listener

“[….] a musical panorama putting folkloric fiddling next to Stradivari-melos and hammering drumming next to piano magic as if it were a natural thing to do so. ”

– Hessischer Rundfunk 2

Birth of the Violin

Solo Musica, 2011, Catalogue No. SM 151, May 2015

Johann Paul von Westhoff
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber
Johann Georg Pisendel
Francesco Geminiani
Nicola Matteis
Louis-Gabriel Guillemain
Friedrich Wilhelm Rust

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Reviews:

 

“Her captivating technique, the striking dexterity and her tremendous handling of the bow […] completely serve […] an extraordinary lively playing.”

-KLASSIK HEUTE

“[…] the attraction of five world première recordings combined with such impressive playing makes this a valuable release.”

– MUSICWEB INTERNATIONAL

“A completely enchanting release showing that there was music for solo violin before Bach [and] this CD […] will please listeners for many years to come.”

– THE LISTENER

Rebekka Hartmann

Farao Classics, 2006, Order no. B 108 029

Johann Sebastian Bach
Partita II in d-moll, BWV 1004

Paul Hindemith
Sonate für Violine solo, op. 11/6, 1917/18

Bernd Alois Zimmermann
Sonate für Violine solo (1951)

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Reviews:

 

“Bach’s Baroque […] shines on, from Hindemith’s classicism to the twelve-tone music of the young Bernd Alois Zimmermann. A promising debut.”

-KULTURSPIEGEL

“The soloist […] strikes the right tone. Sometimes melodic, sometimes disturbing, then again cheering and encouraging – music as a soul universe, shadowed and enlightening at the same time.”

– DAS ORCHESTER