Paul Lewis (piano)

Mussorgsky created here something subtler and more ambivalent than Hartmann’s paintings might suggest. Alongside the dazzling virtuosity they call for, Paul Lewis’s unexpected coupling reveals the purely musical qualities of these two 19th-century masterpieces.

Anna Gourari (piano)

Betyg 6 (av 6) ”Prokofjevs grova enkelhet tas på kornet” Lars Hedblad (SvD)

Visions fugitives showcases the intense beauty of her sound in Prokofiev’s title work, a set of 20 “fleeting visions” whose moods swing from lyrical to sardonic, grotesque to calm, melancholy to boisterous, nostalgic to insistent, and back again.

Henning Kraggerud, Violin

Henning Kraggerud plays works by Fritz Kreisler
Works arr. by Nils Thore Røsth

Playing on Fritz Kreisler's own 'Bergonzi' violin (from c. 1740), the brilliant young violinist Henning Kraggerud presents a programme of Kreisler's compositions for violin.

Martin Fröst

”Until you’ve heard Martin Fröst,
you really haven’t heard the clarinet.”
The Times

”A true performance artist as unpredictable
as he is brilliant.”
The Independent

ISABELLA LUNDGREN

Betyg 6 (av 6) "...ett av årets bästa album."
Dan Backman (SvD)

ISABELLA LUNDGREN / NORDISKA KAMMARORKESTERN
PETER ASPLUND
CARL BAGGE TRIO
MATS HÅLLING