同時代の音楽仲間
ハイライト定期公演シリーズ第2回公演
メンデルスゾーンとシューマンの作品
Bavaria’s capital has an affinity for strings; Munich regularly produces great violinists, viz. Julia Fischer, and highly talented cellists like Johannes Moser, Daniel Müller-Schott and, most recently, Valentin Radutiu. Introduced to the attractions of the cello by his father at an early age, he studied under the masters of the genre – Clemens Hagen, Heinrich Schiff, David Geringas. Already the recipient of several prizes as a young prodigy, Radutiu takes things at his own pace, setting his own artistic standards. The classic scene is constantly launching new shooting stars into the stratosphere of talent. But many of them quickly burn out. Valentin Radutiu falls into a different category. With his earnestness, with courage and the right feel, he is likely to be circling in the musical orbit for some time to come. For his debut with The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen at the side of conductor Jérémie Rhorer, he gives a sampling of his skills with his interpretations of the Schumann concerto. Robert Schumann, like Mendelssohn a composer and a conductor – not only of their own works –, was good friends with his Leipzig colleague.
