Jun 29, 2021 | Sabine Wiedemann | News ICMA Award Ceremony & Gala Concert: Franziska Pietsch & SOL
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In May, three audite artists and composers celebrate their anniversaries: May 18th is the 110th anniversary of Gustav Mahler's death, as well as the 50th birthday of Swedish soprano Camilla Tilling; and May 20th is the 125th anniversary of Clara Schumann's death. Enough reason to point out the audite productions of the jubilees:
* Gustav Mahler, e.g. the legendary live recordings with Rafael Kubelik and the Symphonie-Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks;
The organ production Jean-Baptiste Dupont plays Widor: Symphony No. 8 has now prevailed in the pre-selection of 272 new CD releases and received the quarterly German Record Critics' Award in the category "Keyboard Instruments II".
We are very happy about this appreciation!
153 jurors from 32 specialist juries have chosen 272 productions (CDs, DVDs and audio books) from new releases of the last quarter and nominated them for the Quarterly Critics' Choice ("Bestenliste") 2/2021 of the German Record Critics' Award (PdSK), which will be issued on May 14th.
Among these are also two audite productions: Francesco Venturini: Concerti with la festa musicale was nominated in the categories "Early Music" and „Concerts" - Jean-Baptiste Dupont plays Widor: Symphony No. 8 in the category „Keyboard Instruments II".
We are very happy about this appreciation!
Our current April release Ravel & La Tombelle: String Quartets with the Mandelring Quartett has been awarded a SUPERSONIC by the Luxembourg trade magazine Pizzicato.
Our February release Francesco Venturini: Concerti with la festa musicale reached as a newcomcer directly #18 in the German Classical Music Charts.
We are very happy about this great success!
Also in 2021 audite is honoured with an International Classical Music Award (ICMA). The winner in the category "Chamber Music" is Fantasque with Franziska Pietsch (violin) and Josu De Solaun (piano).
Another live recording with Marc Coppey: this time with the two Shostakovich cello concertos accompanied by the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra under Lawrence Foster in the new concert hall of Katowice.
Dorothee Mields and the Boreas Quartet Bremen open up unknown repertoire from the Basevi Codex and are rewarded with an ICMA.
Lajos Rovatkay, together with the baroque ensemble la festa musicale and soloists, is rediscovering Haydn's predecessor Gregor Joseph Werner and is launching a series of recordings with audite.