Artist: Eivind Ringstad
Album: Correspondances
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:09:14
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 1,20 GB

Tracklist:

1. Eivind Ringstad – ​Sonata for Viola & Piano: ​I. Elegy (07:25)
2. Eivind Ringstad – ​Sonata for Viola & Piano: II. Waltz (05:31)
3. Eivind Ringstad – ​Sonata for Viola & Piano: III. Toccata (03:46)
4. Eivind Ringstad – ​Duo for Viola & Piano “Correspondances” (10:41)
5. Eivind Ringstad – ​Elégie, Op.30 (07:08)
6. Eivind Ringstad – Caprice d’apres l’Etude en forme de Valse de Saint-Saëns, Op. 52: Allegro di valse (più tosto moderato) – tempo tranquillo – Vivo (08:34)
7. Eivind Ringstad – ​Konzertstück: ​Assez animez (09:04)
8. Eivind Ringstad – ​Viola Sonata in F Major, Op.11/4: ​I. Fantasie (02:58)
9. Eivind Ringstad – ​Viola Sonata in F Major, Op.11/4: II. Thema mit Variationen (03:58)
10. Eivind Ringstad – ​Viola Sonata in F Major, Op.11/4: III. Finale (mit Variationen) (10:06)

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Norwegian violist Eivind Holstmark Ringstadt was awarded the prestigious Borletti-Buitoni Trust Fellowship in 2016, and became a BBC New Generation Artist from 2016-18. Eivind plays with many of today’s leading artists including Leif Ove Andsnes, Janine Jansen, Beatrice Rana, Steven Isserlis and Anthony Marwood. For his first recital recording , he has created a stunning programme of richly varied repertoire standards, transcriptions and a new work he commissioned, all showcasing the versatility of his instrument and his virtuosity. His viola is the Guadagnini ‘ex Vieuxtemps’1768 (Parma).Winner of the Eurovision Young Musicians 2012 contest, and a current BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist, Norwegian violist Eivind Ringstad is one of today’s most exciting young classical players, and one of the fastest-emerging viola soloists and chamber musicians of his generation.

He makes his International Festival debut alongside German pianist and regular recital partner David Meier, in a rich collection of works showcasing the virtuoso brilliance and lyrical mellowness to his instrument – from the diabolical virtuosity of Tartini’s ‘Devil’s Trill’ Sonata to the dramatic emotional journey of Franck’s A major Sonata, by way of the tales of fantasy and imagination in Schumann’s fairytale Märchenbilder, and a brand new piece from young Norwegian composer Peder Barratt-Due.

Eivind plays with many of today’s leading artists, including Leif Ove Andsnes, Janine Jansen, Beatrice Rana, Steven Isserlis and Anthony Marwood.

For his first recital recording he has created a stunning programme of richly varied repertoire standards, transcriptions and a new work he commissioned, all showcasing the versatility of his instrument and his virtuosity.

His viola is the Guadagnini ‘ex Vieuxtemps’1768 (Parma).