Klassik

One of the most beautiful romantic harp concertos in the company of some delightful compatriots, performed with a high degree of musicality. Helga Storck, harp Nuremberg […]

RUDOLF ZARTNER (1909-1993) The organist Rudolf Zartner was a pupil of Karl Straube, who died in 1950 in Leipzig, having gained prominence particularly for the authenticity […]

Rumour had it that the main reason Max Reger gave encouragement to his pupil Johanna Senfter was that she came from a wine-growing family on the […]

Folk music is the dominant idiom here, and not only in the five pieces op. 102 for cello and piano written by Schumann shortly before the […]

Pieces for Harp and Violoncello The intimacy of strings, some bowed, others plucked, can easily mislead listeners into  failing to realise that, in their day, many […]

Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Erich Kloss Max Reger was unique among composers. This is easily recognised from the fact that every attempt to follow in […]

Vivienne & Dirk Keilhack, piano Wilhelm Busch, the ever-popular author of illustrated comic verse narratives, knew well that “it takes two to play four hands”. And […]

Ein Sabbat – Gottesdienst in der ehemaligen Hauptsynagoge der israelitischen Gemeinde zu Nürnberg. Musik: Louis Lewandowski Kantor :Baruch Grabowski Sprecher: Werner Galas Orgel: Rolf Gröschel Chor: […]

Novin Afrouz, piano Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Rahbari Tchaikovsky experienced some setbacks and false starts after writing his Piano Concerto no. 1 in B […]