Major Discoveries: Kalliwoda’s Intriguing First Symphony

David Hurwitz

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Written in 1825, Kalliwoda’s First Symphony attracted many admirers, including […]

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Recording Details:

Reference Recording: None

KALLIWODA, JOHANN WENZEL:
Symphony No. 1; Concertino No. 1 for Violin and Orchestra; Introduction and Variations for Clarinet and Orchestra, Op. 128

Soloists: Daniel Sepec (violin); Pierre-André Taillard (clarinet)

Conductor: Bernius, Frieder
Orchestra: Hofkapelle Stuttgart

Record Label: Carus - 83.289
Medium: CD

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