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FROM THE NEW WORLD
GEORGE GERSHWIN
1.
Strike up the Band
7:02
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
2.
Lullaby (version for orchestra)
8:45
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
AARON COPLAND
3.
Danzon cubano
6:44
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
JOSÉ PABLO MONCAYO
4.
Huapango
8:03
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
ARTHUR BENJAMIN
5.
North American Square-Dance Suite
8:32
Solo: Saul Schechtmann Conductor
Conductor: Schechtmann, Saul
JAY LIVINGSTON
6.
Mr. Christopher Columbus
2:19
Solo: Ernst Wedam Conductor
Conductor: Wedam, Ernst
SCOTT JOPLIN
7.
Treemonisha
3:14
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
RICHARD RODGERS
8.
Oklahoma!
12:19
Solo: Klaus Arp Conductor
Conductor: Klaus Arp
LEONARD BERNSTEIN
9.
Mass
4:20
Solo: Caspar Richter Conductor
Conductor: Caspar Richter
GEORGE GERSHWIN
10.
Girl Crazy
5:14
Solo: Caspar Richter Conductor
Conductor: Caspar Richter
Orchestra: South West German Radio Kaiserslautern Orchestra
Notes
“One of the most important advantages that the Luxembourg citizen has when abroad is that linguistically and culturally we embrace both the German and the French cultures, not to mention the Anglo-Saxon way of life. This gives a Luxemburger, particularly one active in the arts or the cultural environment, a different outlook and approach,” suggested Luxembourg composer Alexander Müllenbach in an interview. Perhaps it is this different perspective, the quite individual, open approach, that Françoise Groben herself had, a quality that she brought to her performance of German, French and Anglo-Saxon compositions for the cello. And it is for that reason that Banque Générale de Luxembourg placed at her disposal an exquisite instrument built by Matteo Goffriller in 1695. Françoise Groben was born in Luxembourg on December 4, 1965. She received her first lessons in the cello at the age of five at the city’s Conservatoire, studying there with Francine Weber-Deprelle, Jean Join und Georges Mallach. She eventually completed her studies with Boris Pergamenschikov at the Cologne Musikhochschule, graduating in her concert examination, while continuing to attend master classes given by such artists as Daniil Shafran in Moscow or William Pleeth in London, or by the Amadeus Quartet. From 1974 onwards she was a member of the ensemble Les Musiciens founded by her father, Joseph Groben, and was only 15 when she first played in the Youth Orchestra of the European Union, going on to perform under such conductors as Claudio Abbado, Daniel Barenboim, Herbert von Karajan and Georg Solti. The recordings collected here illustrate the entire spectrum of Françoise Groben’s artistic interests, demonstrating that she was not only a leading soloist but also a gifted and coveted chamber musician who regularly included pieces by Luxembourg composers in her programmes and was strongly committed to contemporary female composers.
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