01. "Konzert für Violine und Orchester a-moll (Passacaglia Concerto)" Sinfonie h-moll
02. "1. Adagio maestoso - Allegro moderato"
03. "2. Scherzo"
04. "3. Adagio"
05. "4. Finale"
Description:
This CD presents the "Symphony in B minor" and the "Violin Concerto" in finely detailed performances by the Nürnberger Symphoniker, released by the renowned classical label cpo. The program focuses on the late-Romantic orchestral sound world, highlighting the lyrical depth and dramatic contrasts between the darkly colored symphony and the more intimate, virtuoso character of the concerto. The Violin Concerto unfolds in singing melodic lines and expressive dialogue between soloist and orchestra, while the Symphony in B minor reveals a carefully built architecture, from brooding, atmospheric openings to powerful climaxes and a compelling final resolution.
The Nürnberger Symphoniker are known for their stylistic versatility and precise ensemble culture. With a special affinity for the Romantic and post-Romantic repertoire, the orchestra has established itself as a reliable partner for both symphonic concerts and opera productions. Over the years, the Nürnberger Symphoniker have worked with numerous distinguished soloists and conductors, recorded widely for radio and CD, and earned a reputation for bringing lesser-known works to life with conviction and polish, thus expanding the repertoire beyond the standard canon.
The label cpo (Classic Produktion Osnabrück) has built a strong profile as a specialist in sophisticated, often rediscovered repertoire. Instead of concentrating solely on the mainstream, cpo is dedicated to exploring musical treasures off the beaten track, usually in carefully researched editions and with a clear audiophile ambition. The productions are valued for their high recording quality, extensive booklets, and cooperation with orchestras and artists who share the label's curiosity and care for detail. This release continues that philosophy, offering a thoughtfully curated pairing of symphonic and concertante work that will appeal to collectors and listeners looking to broaden their classical horizons.