(1996) Niels Wilhelm Gade: Novelettes Op. 53 & Op. 58 / Andante & Allegro Michel Brodard preserved only in the four

preserved only in the four collections of Wrocław provenance

They contain many of the kinds of dramatic gestures to be found in the music of Liszt and Paganini

His brilliant prize-winning performance of Beethoven’s 2nd piano concerto at the final concert is captured here in a live recording

for ‘without this mixture of harmony and discord

cellist Mstislav Rostropovich

(1996) Niels Wilhelm Gade: Novelettes Op. 53 & Op. 58 / Andante & Allegro Michel Brodard preserved only in the fourThe Chamber Orchestra Kremlin performs Romantic works by Niels Gade The Danes pronounce the name of Niels Wilhelm Gade (18171890) in the same breath as the names of the most notable of their countrymen: author Hans Christian Andersen, nuclear physicist Niels Bohr, philosopher Soren Kierkegaard, choreographer Auguste Bournonville and sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen. Gade was the first Danish composer to earn international recognition, and his music