Martin Haselböck is best known as a conductor, particularly with the Wiener Akademie, but also in general with orchestras around the world; he is likewise a Baroque scholar of considerable distinction. Haselböck's first love is the organ, and he has managed to maintain his status as a concert organist in addition to his busy conducting schedule. New Classical Adventure's Harmonies/Orgel Modern is a latter-day revisiting of work Haselböck was deeply into during his formative years as an organist, contemporary music ...
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Martin Haselböck is best known as a conductor, particularly with the Wiener Akademie, but also in general with orchestras around the world; he is likewise a Baroque scholar of considerable distinction. Haselböck's first love is the organ, and he has managed to maintain his status as a concert organist in addition to his busy conducting schedule. New Classical Adventure's Harmonies/Orgel Modern is a latter-day revisiting of work Haselböck was deeply into during his formative years as an organist, contemporary music previously rather incompletely documented on recordings under Haselböck's hands. Of the seven works on the program -- five of which Haselböck himself is responsible for fostering -- only his rendering of the Ernst Krenek Four-Winds Suite was recorded in the analog era as part of a complete survey of Krenek's organ music. The Schnittke Zwei Kleine Stücke, which Haselböck commissioned from Schnittke himself, has been recorded by numerous organists, but not Haselböck. ~ Uncle Dave Lewis, Rovi
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