Hanuš, Eben and Haas: Risonanza

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of chamber music with Vilem Veverka's album "Hanuš, Eben and Haas: Risonanza." Released on May 29, 2009, under the Supraphon label, this album is a testament to Veverka's mastery and the timeless appeal of classical compositions. Spanning a total of 70 minutes, the album features a diverse range of pieces, showcasing the artist's versatility and the rich tapestry of chamber music.

The album opens with the Trio concertante for Oboe, Harp and Piano, Op. 59b, a three-movement work that sets the stage with its intricate interplay of instruments and dynamic shifts. Following this, the Sonata quasi una fantasia, Op. 61, offers a more introspective journey, blending fantasy and structure in a harmonious dance.

Veverka's solo performance in "Risonanza for Harp Solo" is a highlight, demonstrating his technical prowess and the harp's enchanting capabilities. The album also includes the Ordo modalis for Oboe and Harp, a five-movement suite that explores various historical dance forms, each with its unique character and charm.

The Suite for Oboe and Piano, Op. 17, rounds off the album with its energetic and expressive movements, showcasing the oboe's expressive range and the piano's supportive role. Throughout the album, Veverka's performances are marked by precision, passion, and a deep understanding of the compositions, making "Hanuš, Eben and Haas: Risonanza" a compelling addition to any classical music enthusiast's collection.