℗ 2012 Genuin
Released April 3, 2012
Duration 53m 02s
Record Label Genuin
Catalogue No. GEN12231
Genre Classical (Concertos)
 

Uraufnahmen Primal Recordings: Original Works by Jörg Duda - Gisbert Näther - Kjell Roikjer

Andreas Martin Hofmeir, Philharmonie Salzburg

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Tuba Concerto, Op. 67, No. 1  
1.1
I. —
Jörg Duda; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Philharmonie Salzburg
6:07
1.2
II. —
Jörg Duda; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Philharmonie Salzburg
6:33
1.3
III. —
Jörg Duda; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Philharmonie Salzburg
6:41
1.4
Duo for Tuba and Harp, Op. 120
Gisbert Näther; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner
9:19
Fantasia II, Op. 29, No. 2  
1.5
I. Nocturne. Adagio
Gisbert Näther; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner
1:45
1.6
II. Rondeau. Allegro scherzando
Gisbert Näther; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner
2:38
1.7
III. Valse berceuse. Andante calmo
Gisbert Näther; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner
4:44
1.8
IV. Finale. Allegro vivace – un poco piu vivace – Presto
Gisbert Näther; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner
3:06
1.9
Funky Nightmare, Op. 55d, No. 1
Jörg Duda; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Michael Martin Kofler; Albert Osterhammer
2:02
1.10
Capriccio, Op. 66
Kjell Roikjer; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; New Brandenburg Philharmonic Orchestra
7:59
1.11
Burlesque en Miniature, Op. 33, No. 5e
Jörg Duda; Andreas Martin Hofmeir; Andreas Mildner; Hinrich Alpers
2:08
Tuba player Andreas Martin Hofmeir, grand prize winner of the German Music Competition and an ECHO Klassik Instrumentalist of the Year, handles his weighty tuba light-footedly on this album, ranging from the lowest depths to a tenor brilliance. Produced in cooperation with the German Music Council, the programme presents witty, stimulating works by Jörg Duda, Gisbert Näther and Kjell Roikjer, all premiere recordings.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Genuin Studio Masters

Tracks 10 and 11 contain material which has been processed by a perceptual audio coding algorithm.
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.92
-7.54 to -0.27
-23.64
-27.30 to -20.27
-20.35
-23.90 to -17.40
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12 to 16
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I. —
-0.54-20.27-17.413
2
II. —
-1.23-23.07-19.814
3
III. —
-1.62-22.21-18.913
4
Duo for Tuba and Harp, Op. 120
-0.27-24.52-20.316
5
I. Nocturne. Adagio
-0.89-23.35-19.913
6
II. Rondeau. Allegro scherzando
-0.67-23.54-20.713
7
III. Valse berceuse. Andante calmo
-7.54-27.30-23.912
8
IV. Finale. Allegro vivace – un poco piu vivace – Presto
-0.27-23.28-20.416
9
Funky Nightmare, Op. 55d, No. 1
-2.54-25.07-21.914
10
Capriccio, Op. 66
-0.27-21.42-18.414
11
Burlesque en Miniature, Op. 33, No. 5e
-5.22-26.02-22.212

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