Renate Eggebrecht

Renate Eggebrecht ( born August 12, 1944 in Selent ) is a German violinist and producer.

Life

The daughter of the musicologist, Musikpädagigin and painter Elfriede Eggebrecht (born Voss ) and the teacher's Werner Eggebrecht, cousin of the writer Axel Eggebrecht, grew up in Eutin / Schleswig -Holstein. She received her musical education from the age of 4 with her mother. With 7 years Renate Eggebrecht was a student of Hans Hilf, who had studied in the master class of Walther Davisson even at the Leipzig Conservatory. From the age of 12, she studied at the Musikhochschule Lübeck violin with Friedrich Wuhrer and piano with William Rau. She continued her studies at the Musikhochschule in Munich. Thereafter she devoted herself to private studies with Prof. Wolfram König and attended master classes with Max Rostal Seymion Snitkovsky, as well as chamber music courses at the La Salle Quartet.

In 1986 Renate Eggebrecht founded the Fanny Mendelssohn Quartet, with whom she first presented the String Quartet in E flat major (1834 ) by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel in Munich and the Piano Quartet in A-flat major (1822 ) premiered this composer. She brought the notes of this chamber music works out in 1988 as first editions in Furore Verlag Kassel and produced in co-production with Bayerischer Rundfunk these works as CD - world premieres, performed with her ensemble.

In 1991, the musician with cellist Friedemann Kupsa music production Troubadisc as a label for Classical to publish unknown, forgotten music. For this label the violinist played chamber music by Fanny Mendelssohn- Hensel, Ethel Smyth, Germaine Tailleferre, Bacewicz and other composers as a CD - premiere recordings. She was appointed an honorary member of the Association Germaine Tailleferre, Paris 1993.

Renate Eggebrecht produced in 1993, the entire song output of the French composer and teacher Nadia Boulanger as CD first publication, as well as 1997, the instrumental and piano songs by Ethel Smyth. In addition to the chamber music of Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel produced the musician 2001 her song writing and 1998 with pianist Wolfram Lorenzen 's piano cycle "The Year " in the fair copy (1842 ) of the composer as a CD world premiere.

In 1994 /95, the violinist was playing with her ​​ensemble String Quartets Nos. 1-8 by Darius Milhaud for the CD, and his works " Machines Ferme " op 56 and " Catalogue de Fleurs ", Op 60, for all the label Troubadisc. This label appeared in 1996 and the CD recordings of the two great string quartets of Arthur Bliss with the Fanny Mendelssohn Quartet.

Together with the German pianist Wolfram Lorenzen was able to present the 1997 CD edition 'Max Reger Piano Chamber Music ' with 3 volumes of the violinist. After that, the musician devoted to the recording of the complete works for violin solo by Max Reger, they could present as a production of the label Troubadisc first time in the history of recording in 2003. These 5 CDs comprehensive edition of the complete works for violin solo by Max Reger, the op of 42 (1899 ), op 91 (1906 ) extends to op 131a and posthumous works (1916 ) is, as a whole, a world premiere.

Also, as a chamber musician, the artist committed to continue for the discovery of valuable music of neglected composers. She published in 2000 together with the cellist Friedemann Kupsa the world premiere recording of the Sonata for violin and cello ( 1947) of the Greek Schoenberg 's pupil Nikos Skalkottas and the Sonatina Op 324 by Darius Milhaud. With this musician she laid in 2002 the world premieres of Duo Sonata (1985 ) of the Romanian avant-garde composer Anatol Vieru and the " Street Music N ° 16 ", Op 210 (2001) Greek composer Dimitri Nicolau ago. This work is dedicated to the duo Eggebrecht / Kupsa.

The chamber music experience with the music of the 20th century gave the musician Renate Eggebrecht a good precondition to deal with the new expressive possibilities of solo violin treated. The violinist and producer began in 2002 with the publication VIOLIN SOLO Vol 1, to make the composing for the violin alone from the beginning of the 20th century to be heard today. It was the Sonata op 61 by Johanna Senfter, a master student of Max Reger, a world premiere recording.

In 2006 published Troubadisc the second album in the series, this time with two world premieres, the Sonatina, Op 383 by Darius Milhaud and the Sonata in Greek Mood Op 228 (2002) by Dimitri Nicolau. This work is dedicated to the musician.

The third album was released in 2007 with the recording of the works for violin solo ( 1916-1925 ) by Paul Hindemith, as a whole, a world premiere. Also, the Capriccio (1997) Anatol Vieru is a premiere recording. The Partita for Violin Solo ( 1976) by Russian composer Vladimir Martynov, a leading representative of the Russian Minimalism is presented by the violinist as a world premiere recording.

In 2008 the fourth album VIOLIN SOLO with recordings of the two suites (1958 ) by Ernest Bloch, Élégie (1944 ) by Igor Stravinsky, the four Caprices (1968 ) by Bacewicz, the monologue Sonata (1975 ) by Aram Khachaturian was and the work "a paganini " ( 1982) by Alfred Schnittke in Troubadisc published.

Renate Eggebrecht, 2010, before their fifth album. It includes the Sonata, Op 115 (1947) by Sergei Prokofiev and the " Sonata fantasia" Ljubica Marić of, as well as Bacewicz Caprice No. 1 ( 1949) and world premieres Caprice No. 2 ( 1952) and the solo sonata ( 1941), so that the violinist has completed the recording of the complete works for violin solo by Bacewicz. In addition, the program includes the solo sonata (1962) and the "Suite on Estonian folk tunes " (1979) by Eduard Tubin, as well as the world premiere of the Sonata (1978 ) by Edison Denisov.

In the sixth album of 2013 was devoted to Renate Eggebrecht the 6 Sonatas (1923 ) by Eugène Ysaӱe and Capriccio (1944 ) by Joaquín Rodrigo.

The conclusion of this edition VIOLIN SOLO with the 7th album in 2013 form the Sonatas & Partitas for Solo Violin BWV 1001-1006 ( 1720) by Johann Sebastian Bach, followed by the postlude II ( 1982-83 ) by Valentin Silvestrov. It is a series of works created, starting with the Max Reger's Chaconne, Op 117 on Bach 's Solo Be up to the present ranges: A Compendium of the violin literature -

The violin by Renate Eggebrecht is a Stradivarius replica of Jean Baptiste Vuillaume from 1858, her favorite bow is by Jules Fétique.

Recordings

At TROUBADISC music production

  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.7, 3 CD Set 2013: Johann Sebastian Bach, Sonatas and Partitas BWV 1001-1006 (1720 ); Valentin Silvestrov, Postlude II (1982 /83).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.6, CD 2013: Eugène Ysaӱe, Sonatas Nos. 1-6 (1923 ); Joaquín Rodrigo, Capriccio (1944).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.5, SACD 2010: Sergei Prokofiev, Sonata op.115 (1947 ); Ljubica Marić, Sonata fantasia (1929 ); Bacewicz, Polish Caprices No. 1 ( 1949) and No.2 (1952 ), Sonata (1941 ), Eduard Tubin, Sonata (1962 ), Suite on Estonian folksongs (1979); Edison Denisov, Sonata (1978).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.4, SACD 2008: Ernest Bloch, Suite No.1 (1958 ) and No.2 (1958 ); Igor Stravinsky, Élégie (1944 ); Bacewicz, Four Caprices (1968); Aram Khachaturian, Sonata Monologue (1975); Alfred Schnittke, a paganini (1982).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.3, SACD 2007: Paul Hindemith, studies (1916 ), Sonata op.11, Sonata op.31 no.1 (1924 ), Sonata op.31 No.2 ( 1924), and sentence fragment from a sonata (1925 ); Anatol Vieru, Capriccio (1977); Vladimir Martynov, Partita (1976).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.2, SACD 2006: Erwin Schulhoff, Sonata (1927 ); Béla Bartók, Sonata (1944 ); Bacewicz, Sonata (1958 ); Darius Milhaud Sonatine pastorale op.383 (1960 ); Dimitri Nicolau, Sonata in Greek Mood op.228 ( 2002).
  • VIOLIN SOLO Vol.1, CD 2001: Max Reger, op.117 No.4 Chaconne; Johanna Senfter, Sonata op.61 (1930 ); Nikos Skalkottas, Sonata (1925 ); Arthur Honegger Sonata ( 1940).
  • Max Reger, complete works for violin solo on 4 CDs 1999-2002: CD 1 2000, Four Sonatas op.42 (1899 ); CD 2 (2CD Set) 1999 Seven Sonatas op.91 (1906 ); CD 3 2002, Seven Preludes and Fugues, Chaconne op.117 ( 1909/1912 ); CD 4 2002, Preludes and Fugues 131a (1914), Prelude and Fugue, Op posth (1902 ), Prelude Op posth (1915 ).
  • Street music n.16, Duos for Violin & Cello, CD 2002: Zoltán Kodály Duo op.7; Elizabeth Maconchy, Theme and Variations (1951 ); Anatol Vieru, Sonata ( 1984-85 ); Dimitri Nicolau, street music op.210 n.16 ( 2001).
  • Duo mon amour, Duos for Violin & Cello, CD 2000: Maurice Ravel, Sonata ( 1920 to 1922 ); Darius Milhaud Sonatine ( 1953); Arthur Honegger Sonatine ( 1932); Nikos Skalkottas, Sonata (1947).
  • Max Reger Edition Piano Chamber Music with Wolfram Lorenzen and Siegfried Mauser piano, 3 CDs: CD 1 1997, Violin Sonatas opp. 72 (1903 ) and 139 (1915 ); CD 2 1997 Piano Quintet op.64 (1903 ), Piano Trio op.102 (1908 ); CD 3 1998; Piano Quartets opp.113 (1910) and 133 (1914 ).
  • Melomania String Quartets, CD 1997: Elisabeth Lutyens, Violeta Dinescu, Gloria Coates.
  • Arthur Bliss, CD 1997: String Quartet No.1 (1941 ), String Quartet No.2 (1950).
  • Darius Milhaud, string quartets No.1- 8, 3 CDs 1994-95: CD 1 1994, String Quartet No.1 op.5 (1912 ), String Quartet No.2, op.16 ( 1914-15 ); CD 2 1995, String Quartet No.3 op.31 (1916 ), String Quartet op.46 No.4 (1918 ), String Quartet No.5 op.64 (1920 ); CD 3 1996 String Quartet No.6 op.77 (1922 ), String Quartet No.7 Op.87 (1925 ), String Quartet No.8 op.121 ( 1932).
  • Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, chamber music CD 1994: Piano Quartet (1822 ), String Quartet (1834 ), Piano Trio op.11 ( 1846-47 ).
  • Germaine Tailleferre, chamber music, CD 1993: Violin Sonata No. 1 ( 1921), Violin Sonata No.2 (1948 ), String Quartet (1919), Piano Trio ( 1978)
  • Bacewicz, string quartets, CD 1992: String Quartet No.4 (1950 ) String Quartet No.6 ( 1959-60 ), String Quartet No.7 (1965).
  • Ethel Smyth, chamber music Vol.3, CD 1992: Double Concerto in A (1926 ) (version with piano, horn Franz Draxinger, Piano: Céline Dutilly ).
  • Ethel Smyth, Chamber Music Vol.1 and Vol.2 (2 CD Set) 1991: Violin Sonata op.7 (1887 ), String Quintet op.1 (1883 ), String Quartet (1902 /12)
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