Notes and Editorial Reviews
Conducted by Ruben Gazarian, the Georgisches Kammerorchester Ingolstadt (Georgian Chamber Orchestra Ingolstadt) presents itself in this recording as a subtly formative body of sound that convinces in the experimental joy in the string symphonies of the young Mendelssohn as well as in the orchestral version of Arensky's darkly timbred second string quartet or the expressionism of the works of Hindemith and Schreker. Since its move to Germany in 1990, the Georgian Chamber Orchestra has been based in Ingolstadt. The former orchestra-in-exile, with the support of the City of Ingolstadt, Audi and the Ingolstadt Sparkasse, has become a fixture in cultural life both locally and further afield. The ensemble’s concert series, which have taken place
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in Ingolstadt since 2001, enjoy consistently high attendance rates. The group considers itself an ensemble not only responsible for a significantly broad repertoire, but also as a cultural ambassador for the City of Ingolstadt. This involves activities beyond their regular concerts, including appearance at music festivals and concerts abroad. Read less
Works on This Recording
3.
Intermezzo for Strings, Op. 8 by Franz Schreker
Conductor:
Ruben Gazarian
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Ingolstadt Georgian Chamber Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1900; Vienna, Austria
4.
Scherzo for Strings by Franz Schreker
Conductor:
Ruben Gazarian
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Ingolstadt Georgian Chamber Orchestra
Period: 20th Century
Written: circa 1900; Vienna, Austria
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