"It is Capuçon's gift to play with warm intensity while keeping a relatively steady pulse...In the Dvorák the fruity-toned Frankfurt horn gives a beautiful account of the great second-subject melody even though it is dangerously slow. In the exposition with soloist, Capuçon takes that section a fraction faster and the result is magical...the slow movement is deeply elegiac, while the incisive finale leads to a dedicated account of the beautiful epilogue. Altogether a version of this much-recorded work which stands comparison with any in the catalogue."
-- Edward Greenfield, Gramophone Reviewing original release "It is Capuçon's gift to play with warm intensity while keeping a relatively steady pulse...In the Dvorák the fruity-toned Frankfurt horn gives a beautiful account of the great second-subject melody even though it is dangerously slow. In the exposition with soloist, Capuçon takes that section a fraction faster and the result is magical...the slow movement is deeply elegiac, while the incisive finale leads to a dedicated account of the beautiful epilogue. Altogether a version of this much-recorded work which stands comparison with any in the catalogue."
-- Edward Greenfield, Gramophone Reviewing original release Read less
Works on This Recording
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Concerto for Cello in B minor, Op. 104/B 191by Antonín Dvorák
Performer:
Gautier Capuçon (Cello)
Conductor:
Paavo Järvi
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra
Period: Romantic Written: 1894-1895; USA Length: 42 Minutes 28 Secs.
Sound Samples
Cello Concerto in B minor B191 (Op. 104): I. Allegro
Cello Concerto in B minor B191 (Op. 104): II. Adagio ma non troppo
Cello Concerto in B minor B191 (Op. 104): III. Finale (Allegro moderato)
Customer Reviews
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Stunning performanceJune 9, 2012By V. Maley Jr (Washington, DC)See All My Reviews"The title says it all. I am blown away"Report Abuse