For much of the nineteenth century in Sweden, music-making was confined
to small-scale chamber music at home and ambitious composers had to move
abroad to seek acceptance of their work. Whilst Berwald enjoyed some
success in continental Europe, only a handful of his orchestral works
were performed in Sweden during his lifetime. This caused him in later
years to concentrate on chamber music, completing two piano quintets,
two string quartets, three piano trios as well as duos for violin and
piano and cello and piano. Berwald received much encouragement from his
friend Liszt who praised Berwald’s invention, skill and elegant style
whilst adding, somewhat prophetically: ‘you truly possess originality
but you will not enjoy success during your lifetime. Nevertheless you
must persevere.’ naxos
FRANZ BERWALD (1796-1868)
1-3. Duo In D Minor For Violin And Piano (1858) (18:22)
4. Fantasy On Two Swedish Folk-Melodies For Piano Solo (1850) 7:29
5. Concertino In A Minor For Violin And Piano – Fragment (1859) 2:40
6-8. Duo Concertant In A Minor For Two Violins (1816) (24:28)
9-11. Duo In B Flat Major For Cello And Piano (1857) (17:07)
Credits :
Cello – Mats Rondin
Cover [painting] – Johan Way
Piano – Bengt-Åke Lundin
Violin – David Bergström (tracks: 6 to 8), Tobias Ringborg
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