About the album
Tabea Zimmermann and Kirill Gerstein return to the studio to record the follow-up to their highly praised first duo album. The new disc includes spellbinding performances of three late works by significant 19th century composers: Brahms mature Sonata in F minor, Schubert s melancholic Arpeggione Sonata, and Franck s splendid Sonata in A major, all masterly performed on viola.
Street date: 19.10.2012
Artists
Tabea Zimmermann
Kirill Gerstein
Recording Information
Location: Deutschlandfunk Kammermusiksaal Köln, IVII/2011 // Recording Producer & Digital Editing: Stephan Cahen // Recording Engineers: Jin Choi & Stephan Cahen // Microphones: Sonodore RCM402, DPA 4006, Sennheiser MKH800 // Mic Preamp: Millennia Media HV3d // A-D-A Converters: EMM Labs // Monitoring: Pass Labs amps, B&W Nautilus speakers // DAW: Pyramix Virtual Studio // Original Recording Format: DSD64
1 SACD hybrid (SACD-Layer: 2.0 stereo & 5.0 surround), 72:58
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