this year, featuring Luise Arndt (violin)
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Jan
2012
Jan
2012
9
Dec
2011
Dec
2011
Wolf Biermann “Preußischer Ikarus”
in: A Youtube powered Guide to Classical Music, KlangvölleI don’t know, some times, one feels like prussian icarus…
24
Nov
2011
Nov
2011
Thai-Massage found in Jena
in: UncategorizedFor all those of you, who enjoy Thai-Massage: I worked for a very nice an brand new Thai-Spa in Jena. The interior is excellent and very tasteful and the massages are extremely refreshing and relaxing. And, it cheaper than I thought.
You find the place “rawida” in Wagnergasse 35, or here: http://www.rawida.de/
30
Dec
2010
Dec
2010
Blue Lane Rider
in: KlangvölleA gift for Oskars third birthday by Mathias Krauß, Marc Trommer & me.
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16
Sep
2010
Sep
2010
Short Movie: “Waldesnacht”
in: A Youtube powered Guide to Classical Music, Klangvölle, PicturesqueKino Dynamique Jena: This time I couldn’t resist doing a movie myself. The result can be seen here, it’s pretty self-explanatory. Waldesnacht (Johannes Brahms) is sung by the King’s Singers – Buy their CD’s! – they are great.
Enjoy!
tags: Brahms, Classic, classical music, Experimental, KDJ, King's Singers, Klangvölle, Music, Short Movie, Youtube
10
Sep
2010
Sep
2010
L’Arpeggiata (Christina Pluhar) & Nuria Rial: Giovanni Felice Sances: Stabat mater
in: A Youtube powered Guide to Classical MusicFor a while now I am caught by the concept of “Historically informed performance“. So I use this change to once more present an amazing example of music out of this “genre”:
Christina Pluhar has become one of the most recognized musicians in this domain. Her ensemble “L’Arpeggiata” already featured a high quality selection of guests like Philippe Jaroussky and many others. From her work with Nuria Rial, a spanish soprano, comes this beautiful and musically astonishing interpretation of Giovanni Felice Sances’ (c. 1600 – 1679) “Stabatar Mater” (Lyrics):
Enjoy!
29
Aug
2010
Aug
2010
Pierre Certon: “La, la, la, la, je ne l’ose dire”
in: A Youtube powered Guide to Classical MusicThis tiny bit of music is particularly interesting because of its arrangement – try to follow individual voices – you will see, it’s quite hard 
Especially in this amazing interpretation by the King’s Singers.
Download the score la, la, la, la je ne l’ose dire.
tags: Classic, classical music, Guide, Music, Youtube
30
Jan
2010
Jan
2010
25
Dec
2009
Dec
2009
Ein Tanz am Bosporus
in: KlangvölleA birthday gift for Oskar by Mathias Krauß.
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24
Dec
2009
Dec
2009
Jean-Christophe Spinosi drives me crazy
in: A Youtube powered Guide to Classical MusicA friend of mine introduced me to Spinosi’s interpretation of Vivaldi’s Op. 439 “La notte” – I found it amazing and fresh. Thus I want to share this amazing pice of music with you:
(Unfortunately I could not find the scores for the Vivaldi online beside this one at Google Books which is quite restricted.)
Also check out this Telemann interpretation (TWV 52:e1): which is as impressive as the Vivaldi above.
tags: Classic, classical music, Flute, Guide, Music, Spinosi, Telemann, Vivaldi, Youtube