Ysaÿe by Sandrine Cantoreggi

Eugène Ysaÿe

Sandrine Cantoreggi

Ysaÿe

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Format: CD
Label: Turtle Records
UPC: 8713606150001
Catnr: TRSA 0015
Release date: 01 January 2002
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Label
Turtle Records

UPC
8713606150001

Catalogue number
TRSA 0015

Release date
01 January 2002

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About the album

Sandrine Cantoreggi- violin | Bruno Canino - piano

Sandrine Cantoreggi studierte bei Pierre Amoyal (Paris) und Roman Nodel (Berlin). Mit ihrem bekannten Klavierpartner Bruno Canino widmet sie sich auf dieser CD ausschlie�lich den anspruchsvollen Werken von Eugene Yasaye. Ein mitreissendes Pl�doyer f�r diese formal strengen wie virtuosen St�cke.

Artist(s)

Sandrine Cantoreggi

Following in the footsteps of violinists Eugène Ysaye and Georges Enescu, Sandrine Cantoreggi embodies the Franco-Belgian school of violin playing and has broadened her sound and range of expression through her interest in the Russian school of violin playing. Sandrine studied from the age of 14 at the CNSMDParis, the Hochschule Mannheim-Heidelberg and the Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth in Brussels. Her music is in dialogue with other artistic expressions, whether musical, literary or visual. As a soloist and chamber musician, she has appeared on renowned European stages and played alongside illustrious musicians. Radio broadcasts and several recordings bear witness to her musical activity. A teacher at the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg, she is also the founder of the Journées Musicales Mondorf, and a member...

Following in the footsteps of violinists Eugène Ysaye and Georges Enescu, Sandrine Cantoreggi embodies the Franco-Belgian school of violin playing and has broadened her sound and range of expression through her interest in the Russian school of violin playing.
Sandrine studied from the age of 14 at the CNSMDParis, the Hochschule Mannheim-Heidelberg and the Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth in Brussels. Her music is in dialogue with other artistic expressions, whether musical, literary or visual. As a soloist and chamber musician, she has appeared on renowned European stages and played alongside illustrious musicians.
Radio broadcasts and several recordings bear witness to her musical activity. A teacher at the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg, she is also the founder of the Journées Musicales Mondorf, and a member of the Kammerata ensemble and the Opus 3 string trio.Order of Adolf von Nassau and support from Banque Internationale à Luxembourg.

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Eugène Ysaÿe

Eugène-Auguste Ysaÿe was a Belgian violinist and composer. He received his first violin lessons from his father at the age of five. At seven years old, he already gave his first public concert. However, it didn't go as his father would have liked it. Eugène didn't try his hardest and at one moment the Conservatory of Liège even refuse to take him because of his bad performance. In 1873, he received 12 lessons from Henryk Wieniawski. Since he admired Wieniawski so much, these lessons had an enormous impact on his career. In 1880, he became the concert master for one year of the Bilse Orchestra in Berlin, the direct predecessor of the Berliner Philharmoniker. In 1896, he was appointed professor at the Conservatory of...

Eugène-Auguste Ysaÿe was a Belgian violinist and composer. He received his first violin lessons from his father at the age of five. At seven years old, he already gave his first public concert. However, it didn't go as his father would have liked it. Eugène didn't try his hardest and at one moment the Conservatory of Liège even refuse to take him because of his bad performance.
In 1873, he received 12 lessons from Henryk Wieniawski. Since he admired Wieniawski so much, these lessons had an enormous impact on his career. In 1880, he became the concert master for one year of the Bilse Orchestra in Berlin, the direct predecessor of the Berliner Philharmoniker. In 1896, he was appointed professor at the Conservatory of Brussels. At this point, it was clear Ysaÿe was not just a masterful violinist, but also a great composer.

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