audite Musikproduktion
Hülsenweg 7
D-32760 Detmold
With the world premiere recording of Liszt's opera "Sardanapalo", which was premiered by DNT Weimar under the direction of Kirill Karabits, audite achieves a significant milestone. The first act of this incomplete opera, which existed only as a manuscript, had been dormant in the archives for 170 years until 2017 when it was deciphered, edited, and orchestrated by David Trippett. The opera was brought to its premiere performance, making it available to the public for the first time.
audite starts a collaboration with the Thüringer Bach Collegium, which has dedicated itself to reviving the works of composers who once worked at the Thuringian courts and residences. Through numerous subsequent productions, the partnership aims to bring these composers' music back to life.
audite now also uses social media promo and can be found on Facebook and Instagram.
A total of 11 audite productions was nominated for the International Music Awards 2019. Among them new releases with Kirill Karabits and the Staatskapelle Weimar, Marc Coppey/Peter Laul, Niek de Groot/Elina Vähälä, Ulrike Hofbauer/Thilo Hirsch and Christoph Schickedanz. In the field of historical releases productions from the LUCERNE FESTIVAL series (Furtwängler, Milstein/Markevitch/Ansermet) and from the RIAS archive (Ferenc Fricsy, Jorge Bolet Vol. I+II) were nominated.
On Saturday, 6th of October 2018, 16:03 pm (rerun Thursday, 11th of October 2018, 22:06 pm), Swiss Radio SRF 2 Kultur will broadcast excerpts of the Beethoven edition to celebrate the 20th birthday of the Swiss Piano Trio. The focus lies on volume V of the Complete Works for Piano Trio by Beethoven, released in October 2018. This volume includes the famous Triple Concerto recorded together with the Zurich Chamber Orchestra.
Bryan Cheng wins the Bonjour Stradivari Cello as a three year loan from Canada Council's Musical Instrument Bank (MIB). He will record his next audite release with Russian repertoire for cello and piano (recorded November 2018) already with this outstanding instrument.
On September 26th, Franziska Pietsch will presents two new recordings at once in Berlin: Her new solo album with works by Bartók, Prokofjev and Ysaÿe which is released on November 2nd, and her first duo recording with pianist Josu de Solaun. Their interpretation of violin sonatas by Strauss and Shostakovich will be released in spring 2019.
September 26th 2018, 20:00 PM
admission: 19:30 PM
Institut français Berlin
'Maison de France'
Saal Boris Vian
Kurfürstendamm 211, 10719 Berlin
Registration at info@audite.de.