Schubert - Symphony No.5, Works For Violin and Orchestra / Zsolt Kallo - violin / Capella Savaria / Conducted: Nicholas McGegan / Hungaroton Audio CD 2016 / HCD32794

UPC 5991813279422

Tracklist:

Symphony No.5 in B-flat major, D.485                                              28:10

1.  Allegro                                                                                             6:57

2.  Andante con moto                                                                             8:33

3.  Menuetto. Allegro molto-Trio                                                               4:36

4.  Allegro vivace                                                                                    8:04

5.  Concert Piece for Violin and Orchestra in D major, D.345              9:46

     Adagio - Allegro

6.  Rondo for Violin and Strings in A major, D.438                             13:55

     Adagio - Allegro giusto

7.  Polonaise for Violin and Small Orchestra in B-flat major, D.580    6:01

• Conducted - Nicholas McGegan
• Violin - Zsolt Kallo, Beata Széke, Janos Csaszar, Zsuzsanna Tamas, Gyoérgyi Vorés, Eszter Osztrosits, Agnes Kertész, Emoke Szép, Eva Kovacs, Péter Kovacs, Réka Stanitz, Gabor Rac, Judit Orosz, Szilvia Némethy, Daniel Molnar
  
• Violoncello - Csilla Valyi,Agnes Palkévi, Néra Kallai, Tomas Kardo
• Double-bass - Gyorgy Janzso, Tamas Lipi
• Flute - Andrea Bertalan
• Oboe - Marek Niewiedziat, Marton Brandisz
• Basson - Krystof Lada, Laszlé Feriencsik
• Horn - Krzysztof Stencel, Daniel Palkovi
• Trumpet - Laszl6 Borséddy, Bence Félegyhazi
• Timpani - Emil Vérés
  

O Mozart! Immortal Mozart! What countless impressions of a brighter, better life hast thou stamped upon our souls! wrote Schubert in his diary a few months before he started composing his Symphony No. 5. There is a distinctly Mozartian aura to be felt in this piece although the romantic harmonies herald the beginning of a new era: the Concert for Violin and Orchestra, the Rondo and the Polonaise all display the characteristic traits of budding Romanticism. Founded in 1981, Capella Savaria has earned its fame as the first period-instrument chamber orchestra in Hungary. Zsolt Kallo, violinist, acts as the concertmaster, soloist, and artistic director of Capella Savaria.