Anne Akiko Meyers: Bach Double-Performs Both Parts, English Chamber Orchestra
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Anne's renowned Bach Double Concerto recording, where she performed on both the Ex-Molitor Strad, dated 1697 and the Royal Spanish Strad, dated 1730 with the English Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Steven Mercurio. From Air: The Bach Album, which debuted at #1 on Billboard when released in 2012 on eOne Music. Available at AppleMusic, Amazon, Spotify.
Anne Akiko Meyers is one of the most celebrated violinists embraced around the world today. Possessing a rare ability to connect with audiences from the concert stage, online, in television, and radio broadcasts, Meyers has actively maintained an extensive touring schedule for over 30 years, and regularly performs in recital and as guest soloist with many of the world’s top orchestras. She is a best-selling recording artist who has released over 40 albums and was the top-selling traditional classical instrumental soloist on Billboard’s charts in 2014.
Web: anneakikomeyers...
Twitter: / anneakikomeyers
Facebook: / anneakikomey. .
Instagram: / anneakikomeyers
Brava to the wonderful Anne Akiko Myers! I think that most of the time I could clearly differentiate between the 2 violins. I actually tried the "Molitor" on 2 occasions (prior to Ms. Myers acquiring it).
A couple of seasons ago I performed the Bach double with a colleague and orchestra. Playing 2nd, I chose from my collection my 2010 Vittorio Villa. Made on a del Gesu model, its round, deep, noble tone perfectly fulfilled the mezzo role. Had I played 1st I would have chosen my 2011 Vittorio Villa. A close copy of an Amati, it has a bright, cutting quality, not unlike the Molitor, whereas my 2010 really approaches a fine del Gesu.
But Ms. Myers' tone is beautiful on any violin that she plays!
These are the types of violinists that inspire me to get better at violin. Bravo!
beautiful violin
Gorgeous! Bravo.
Anne Akiko Meyers. Bravíssimo!
Sooo beautiful: The soloist(s), the two precious instruments, and the masterwork by my favorite composer, with flawless orchestral balance and support. It's an historical recording.
The sound engineering is excellent, such that nothing was lost to the recording process; all the music is captured.
👏 👏
Only 5 comments. Crazy. This is so good
Oh, I didn't know 2 strads could sound this significantly different from each others. I like the 2nd one more.