Jack
Glatzer's Recordings & Musical Samples
Among Glatzer's recordings are the violin works by the Portuguese
composer, Claudio Carneyro, violin sonatas by Canadian composers,
Robert Turner, Sophia Eckhart-Gramatee, Murray Adaskin and Trios
by Debussy and Henry Cowell with the Manitoba Trio. He also
recorded Irkanda I by the australian composer Peter Sculthorpe.
The recording of all the Locatelli Caprices was acclaimed by
American Audio: " A most extraordinary technique
and with it a perfect sense of pitch, executed with never the
slightest wobble - it's amazing."
Of his recording of solo works by Bartok, Bloch and de Sousa,
the prestigious Strad wrote: "An impressive
arsenal of technical stunts is needed to negotiate the thorny
12 - tone score. Glatzer rises to the occasion through his ease
in executing musical tongue-twisters and his ability to make
such difficult music emotionally appealing."
Glatzer's recording made in London of the 24 Caprices of
Paganini was released In 1998, it is presently in it's third
edition. Glatzer has added to the musical performance a viva-voce
description of the Caprices. It includes anecdotes and historical
background from paganini's life as well as technical details
of the music in order to enhance the pleasure of listening
and elucidate. In addition to his concert career.
Recently released is 'Bach in the Cathedral' - a live recording
made in the acoustically magnificent Cathedral of St Helena
in Helena, Montana. Glatzer collaborated in this recording
with Joseph Munzenrider in performance of the sonatas in e
minor and A Major for violin and harpsichord and also performed
the solo Partita in d minor.
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