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Mats Lidström
Mats Lidström is a versatile Swedish cellist renowned for his insightful and virtuosic performances on the international stage. As a soloist and chamber musician, his deep musicality and technical prowess captivate audiences worldwide. Born in Stockholm, Lidström now resides in London, where he balances a thriving career in performing, teaching, and composing. His roles include serving as the Solo Cello of the OPO and contributing as a distinguished composer and educator. Lidström's expertise extends to publishing, where he shares his unique insights through detailed fingerings, bowings, and commentary, making him a valuable resource for fellow cellists. His work spans a range of genres, with a particular focus on chamber music, showcasing his versatility and artistic depth.
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Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of chamber music with Mats Lidström's "Suite Tintin," released on June 6, 2020, under the label CelloLid. This captivating album is a testament to Lidström's virtuosity and versatility, offering a diverse collection of pieces that span various cultures and musical styles.
The album opens with the nine-scene "Suite Tintin," a delightful composition that showcases Lidström's ability to weave intricate melodies and harmonies. Each scene is a unique journey, from the playful "Marine" and "Milou" to the elegant "Rondeau" and the poignant "Elégie des amis."
Beyond the "Suite Tintin," Lidström takes you on a global musical expedition. "Music from the Andes" features traditional tunes like "Virgenes del sol" and the beloved "Te recuerdo Amanda," while "Music from Tibet" offers a serene and spiritual experience with pieces such as "Afternoon Prayer" and "Tibetan Dance." The album also includes traditional Scottish and Swedish folk tunes, adding a touch of rustic charm to the collection.
Lidström's rendition of "Faust: The Jewel Song" is a standout, showcasing his ability to handle both classical and folk music with equal finesse. With a duration of just over an hour, "Suite Tintin" is a rich and rewarding listening experience that highlights the beauty and diversity of chamber music.