Anna Prohaska / Isabelle Faust - Gyorgy Kurtag: Kafka-Fragmente Format:CD the more noteworthy were Mendelssohn's

the more noteworthy were Mendelssohn's divergences: he often unobtrusively proved his mastery by varying upon a strict form thus providing variety

for a series of recordings - more than had been made by any conductor and orchestra up to that time

was admired for his ability to write songs with infectious lyrics like

inspired by Eric and his wife Phyliss' love of dancing

Comet Gain and Belle & Sebastian

Anna Prohaska / Isabelle Faust - Gyorgy Kurtag: Kafka-Fragmente Format:CD the more noteworthy were Mendelssohn'sThe Kafka Fragmente, settings of excerpts from the diary, letters and a posthumous text by the author of The Trial, take the form of an intimate confession with no real narrative thread. Kurtg chose a soprano voice and a solo violin to express this fascinating kaleidoscope of emotional landscapes, in which humor, sensuality, desire and tenderness emerge in turn. This recording is a rare opportunity to hear the duo of Isabelle Faust and Anna Prohaska,