
Czech roots and an international career are the link between the authors of all three concerts. Antonín Kraft became the first cellist for Prince Esterházy; According to Haydn, who initiated him into the art of composition, he was one of the "most distinguished masters of the instrument". In Dresden he had a musical experience with Mozart and his playing was appreciated by Beethoven (for whom he wrote the demanding cello part of his Triple Concerto). Antonín Vranický and Kraft are linked by Vienna, the Haydn school of composition and his friendship with Beethoven. Vranický worked in Prince Lobkowitz's band as a bandmaster, concertmaster and composer. He was an excellent violinist and is considered the founder of the so-called. of the Viennese violin school. Carl Stamitz was born in Mannheim. He worked as a violinist in the renowned local band, then spent the following years in Paris and London and undertook solo concert tours (Vienna, Salzburg, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, etc. ). In his music there are already hints of romantic emotionality. Michal Kaňka, a member of the Pražák Quartet and a soloist with a number of competition laurels (among others. ARD Munich) and award-winning recordings.
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Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in C major, Op. 4
Allegro aperto / Romance. Andante / Rondo alla Cosacca. Moderato
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in D minor
Allegro maestoso / Adagio cantabile / Rondeau. Allegretto
Concerto for Cello and Orchestra No. 2 A major
Allegro con spirito / Romance. Andantino / Rondo. Allegretto
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