...forthcoming from Hänssler:
https://www.jpc.de/jpcng/classic/detail/-/art/arl-ruehling-klavierquintett-op-30/hnum/10856399
Glad to hear. Both works imho are good stuff.
(https://www.clicmusique.com/covers/front/0881488210620.jpg)
This is a glorious release - both works are melodically rich, beautifully played and spaciously recorded. An absolute must for all lovers of chamber music in the great classical tradition. This'll be a candidate for my 'Chamber Music Recording of the Year' for certain.
Hats off once again to Oliver Triendl - and his talented colleagues, of course.
More about the composer here:
http://stevenisserlis.com/the-search-for-carl-fruhling/
Incidentally, CF was born in Lviv.
See also: http://www.unsungcomposers.com/forum/index.php/topic,4944.msg52779.html#msg52779
Oh, definitely another to go on the wants list. Thanks for the notice. ;)
I see he wrote a Piano Concerto, (Op. 12) so an early work. Could be interesting?
Again, I concur with Alan: this is well above average stuff. You can't go wrong.
I've begun with the Quartet which is, as everyone has written, meltingly lovely music. Impeccably played and recorded too; it sounds as if it's as rewarding to play as it is to listen to. Top marks all round.