On this CD:
1. Piano Concerto in C minor, Op. 43
Composed by Otto Malling
Performed by Amalie Malling
Conducted by Petter Sundkvist
2. Piano Trio in A minor, Op. 36
Composed by Otto Malling
Performed by Amalie Malling, Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider, Morten Zeuthen
Editorial Reviews
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Otto Malling was a dominant figure in Danish musical life at the end of the 19th century, in that long gap between Gade and Nielsen. He was a musical conservative whose idiom never changed very much, but who wrote music that is not especially the weaker for the fact it could have been written at any point in the previous 50 years. The C Minor Piano Concerto and A minor trio are both attractive works that spin delicate yet vigorous conversations out of comparatively slight material--there are no surprises here, but some real charm, particularly in the concerto's final rondo. Amalie Malling makes the music fresh and gives it all the passion she can find in it; both concerto and trio get affectionate performances, which make this a worthwhile record--it sounds like a disc people wanted to make out of sheer love, not the arbitrary resurrection of the deservedly forgotten. --Roz Kaveney
Otto Malling: Piano Concerto, Music, Morten Zeuthen, Otto Malling, Petter Sundkvist, The Danish Radio Sinfonietta, Amalie Malling, Elisabeth Zeuthen Schneider, Chamber, Chamber Music, Classical, Classical Music, Concerto, Orchestral & Symphonic
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Otto Malling: Piano Concerto
Amalie Malling Manufacturer: Da Capo [Naxos] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
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| Forms & Genres
| Classical
| Styles
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Symphonies
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| Baroque
| Classical
| General
| Modern & 20th Century
| Romantic
| Sinfonia
| Sinfonia Concertante
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ASIN: B00000JYYI Release Date: 1999-08-31 |
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Amazon.com
Otto Malling was a dominant figure in Danish musical life at the end of the 19th century, in that long gap between Gade and Nielsen. He was a musical conservative whose idiom never changed very much, but who wrote music that is not especially the weaker for the fact it could have been written at any point in the previous 50 years. The C Minor Piano Concerto and A minor trio are both attractive works that spin delicate yet vigorous conversations out of comparatively slight material--there are no surprises here, but some real charm, particularly in the concerto's final rondo. Amalie Malling makes the music fresh and gives it all the passion she can find in it; both concerto and trio get affectionate performances, which make this a worthwhile record--it sounds like a disc people wanted to make out of sheer love, not the arbitrary resurrection of the deservedly forgotten. --Roz KaveneyMusic Review:
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