Emánuel Moór: Music for Viola
The works of Emánuel Moór (1863–1931) ought to be celebrated as among the major achievements of Romantic music, but because of Moór’s peripatetic life – he was born in Hungary, studied in Vienna (with Bruckner), performed in the US and across Europe, became a UK citizen and settled and died in Switzerland – no country has claimed and promoted him to the degree he deserves. Moór’s musical language offers a deeply satisfying blend of contrapuntal mastery and ardent lyricism, as the works on this album – written for or involving the viola – demonstrate. In time he will be recognised as one of the masters of his age.
Dirk Hegemann, viola
Dávid Báll, piano (Tracks 3, 8, 9)
Rosenstein String Quartet (Tracks 1–2, 4–7):
Michael Hsu and SooEun Lee, violins
Dirk Hegemann, viola
Markus Tillier, cello
Anima Musicae Chamber Orchestra (Track 10)
Mátyás Antal, conductor (Track 10)
Listen To This Recording:
- I Prelude
- II Fugue
- Prelude in E major for viola and piano, Op. 123
- I Andante con moto
- II Tempo di valse
- III Andante sostenuto
- IV Allegro moderato
- Romanze for Viola with Piano Accompaniment, P202 (1895)
- Concertstück in C sharp minor for viola and piano, P166
- Concertstück in C sharp minor for viola and orchestra, P167 (orch. Beraldo, 2020)
Prelude and Fugue for string quartet, P182 (1917)
Prelude in E major for viola and piano, Op. 123 (1910–12; arr. Hegemann, 2021)
Pièces lyriques for string quartet, Op. 139
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