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Thomas Jensen Legacy, Volume 22
DACOCD 932 (Danacord Records, CD, 2 discs)
COMPILATION (19 March 2024)
Playing time: 67'44"/69'23" - TT 137'07"
Tracks: 11 + 22
Booklet pages: 12
℗ 2024 Danacord Records
© 2024 Danacord Records
Main country of recording: Denmark
Reviewer: Gerald Fenech
Review of Thomas Jensen Legacy, Volume 22 published on 8 May 2024
Tutter Givskov, violin (CD1 tracks 5-7)
Leo Hansen, violin 1 (CD2 tracks 12-14)
Arne Karecki, violin 2 (CD2 tracks 12-14)
Gunnar Frederiksen, viola (CD2 tracks 12-14)
Helge Plough Christensen, double bass (CD2 tracks 12-14)
Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra (CD1 tracks 1-10 and CD)
Tivoli Symphony Orchestra (CD1 track 11)
Thomas Jensen, conductor
Previously unreleased broadcast recordings capture Thomas Jensen in Baroque and Classical-era repertoire new to his discography. Jensen makes a stylish Mozartian in these rhythmically sprung and cultivated concert performances, given by the DRSO in Copenhagen and on tour. They are joined by the Danish violinist Tutter Givskov for one of Mozart's earliest masterpieces, the Violin Concerto No 3, K 216.