Live-Audio-Aufnahme vom Konzert des Vector Quartetts am 13.12.2014 in der International Church Luzern.
Denitza Kucera, Violine I
Reiko Koi, Violine II
Bernd Haag, Bratsche
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
Aufnahme des Konzertes vom 23.3.2014 im Foyer des Luzerner Theaters.
Christina Gallati, Violine
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
Paul Suits, Klavier
Das grosse B-Dur-Trio Franz Schuberts ist eines der wichtigsten Werke für Klaviertrio. Alle Instrumente sind gleich wichtig und übernehmen sowohl solistische als auch begleitende Funktionen. Das zum Teil sehr heikel zu spielende Werk deckt ein riesiges emotionales und klangliches Spektrum ab. Ein Highlight sicherlich der besonders schöne langsame Satz.
Aufnahme des Konzertes vom 23.3.2014 im Foyer des Luzerner Theaters.
Christina Gallati, Violine
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
Paul Suits, Klavier
Dieser frühe Schubert ist in seiner Frische und Unbeschwertheit ein sehr angenehmes Stück zum Hören und Spielen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voJaSCe8UyM
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
I practised it for the upcoming Ballet production with the Lucerne Symphony in the Luzerner Theater. Unfortunately the ballet got shortened and before the first rehearsal I was told that this solo and many other parts got cut out in order to shorten the piece. Therefore I dexided to share it on Youtube. It’s a very nice cello solo. Audio quality is okay but not great because I recorded it very easily through my computer (Photo Booth).
Recorded on 5/5/2013 in Fribourg, Aula de l’Université.
The Dvorak Cello Concerto is one of the most beautiful Cello Concertos if not the most beautiful of them all and for sure the most famous one. Recently I had the opportunity to play it in Fribourg with the Orchestre de la Ville et de l’Université de Fribourg under the baton of Maestro Alexandru Ianos. A great experience! Here comes the video for my own “Digital Concert Hall”. Enjoy it!
Sebastian Diezig, cello
Alexandru Ianos, conductor
Orchestre de la Ville et de l’Université de Fribourg
First movement:
Second movement:
Third movement:
Kodaly’s beautiful hungarian style duet is undoubtedly one of the most important contributions to the repertoire for the duo violin/cello. Here you can hear and watch it as my wife Paula Novoa (violin) and myself (cello) play it in Fribourg.
Live Recording Fribourg Centre le Phénix 17/2/2012
Paula Novoa, violin
Sebastian Diezig, cello
Giuliani wrote a very beautiful chamber work here. It’s operatic belcanto with just a violin (Christina Gallati), a guitar (Maria Efstathiou) and a cello (Sebastian Diezig).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_0zZEDZwNE
During rehearsals we played this piece also at very slow speeds. That’s when I realized that the amount of harmony changes is staggering – Wolf must have been more than just your ordinary workaholic composer.
Members of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra
Keiko Yamaguchi, Violin 1
Christina Gallati, Violin 2
Markus Wieser, Viols
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
Live Recording 17/3/2013
Recorded in Lucerne, March 17, 2013
This music is amazing and yet relatively unknown. My orchestra colleagues Christina Gallati (first violin), Keiko Yamaguchi (second violin) as well as my chamber music friends Markus Wieser (viola) and Maria Efstathiou play the colorful masterpiece.
Maria Efstathiou, Guitar
Christina Galati, Violin I
Keiko Yamaguchi, Violin II
Markus Wieser, Viola
Sebastian Diezig, Cello
