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IMMORTAL David Garrett

Immortal

Works by Debussy &middot; J.S. Bach &middot; Tchaikovsky Brahms &middot; Schumann &middot; Handel Kreisler &middot; Sibelius &middot; Williams and many more

On his upcoming DG album Immortal, German-American violinist David Garrett pays tribute to the enduring legacy of classical music. &nbsp;
Drawing on music by some of history&rsquo;s most influential composers, including W. A. Mozart, Claude Debussy and John Williams, Garrett reimagines familiar works through a contemporary yet profoundly human lens. Each track has been carefully crafted, reflecting the violinist&rsquo;s deep musical understanding and unwavering commitment to authenticity.&nbsp;
&ldquo;If we talk about things that come close to immortality, art &ndash; especially music &ndash; stands out as something that endures over time and approaches the idea of being immortal,&rdquo; explains Garrett. &ldquo;Over the past twelve months, I made it my responsibility to do each composer justice in the way I approached their work.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Listen to a first pre-release track, Puccini&rsquo;s Nessun Dorma, arranged by Garrett himself together with John Haywood. The full album, featuring 20 tracks on the standard edition and 25 on the deluxe version, will be released digitally, on CD and on vinyl on 9 October and is now available for pre-order.&nbsp;

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On her upcoming album, Spanish violinist Mar&iacute;a Due&ntilde;as joins forces with the Sim&oacute;n Bol&iacute;var Symphony Orchestra of Venezuela and conductor Gustavo Dudamel to celebrate the iconic violinist Jascha Heifetz &ndash; whose recorded legacy has long been a key influence on Due&ntilde;as.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Both Korngold&rsquo;s Violin Concerto and Lalo&rsquo;s Symphonie espagnole, as well as an orchestral arrangement of Debussy&rsquo;s La fille aux cheveux de lin were recorded with the orchestra and their Music and Artistic Director at London&rsquo;s legendary Abbey Road Studios. The album also features three other miniatures recorded in Berlin with pianist Itamar Golan: L&eacute;on Roques&rsquo; transcription of Debussy&rsquo;s La plus que lente, and Heifetz&rsquo;s own arrangements of the same composer&rsquo;s La chevelure and Ponce&rsquo;s Estrellita.&nbsp;
Through his recordings, and notably the interpretations of Lalo and Korngold he set down in the early 1950s, it was the Lithuanian-born Jascha Heifetz (1901&ndash;87) who became a role model for Due&ntilde;as. A defining figure of the Golden Age of violinists, he was renowned for his technical virtuosity, molten sound and clarity of interpretation. &ldquo;Having a role model is so important,&rdquo; says the violinist, &ldquo;someone who is a constant source of inspiration.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Listen to a third pre-release track of Debussy&rsquo;s La plus que lente. The full album is released digitally, on CD and on vinyl on 28 August and is available for pre-order.&nbsp;

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