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Hans Adolph Brorson (1694-1764)
the baritone Georg Nigl and the pianist Olga Pashchenko explore the tortuous meanders of the human soul with vocal works by Schubert (an 'existentialist' composer if ever there was one)
sending an important message: Brain go crazy now
the Tokyo Philharmonic
as seen retrospectively
El Clave De Emperador/ Various - El Clave de Emperador Fulfilled By AEC Hans Adolph Brorson (1694-1764)The selection of works included in this recording provides a small sample of the extraordinary cultural diversity that existed at the Chinese Court over almost two centuries as a result of the stimulus of Diego de Pantoja and his introduction of European music into the Forbidden City. Divided into four large sections that portray and recreate different moments of this unique historical episode, the pieces are linked without interruption, respecting
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