Utwory na płycie:

• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Contrasts
• Sonata for Solo Violin without Bass in A minor - Largo
• Sonata for Solo Violin without Bass in A minor - Allegro
• Sonata for Solo Violin without Bass in A minor - Giga
• Sonata for Solo Violin without Bass in A minor - Variations
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Allegro appassionato (change of meter)
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Foxtrot
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Waltz
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Polka and Mazurka
• Three Pieces for Solo Violin - Energetic
• Three Pieces for Solo Violin - Cantabile
• Three Pieces for Solo Violin - With verve
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Praeludium (Molto sostenuto)
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Scherzino (Poco vivace - Piu Tranquillo
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Quasi Adagio
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Presto
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Fuge (Moderato poco maestoso
• Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1 - Fantasy for Solo Violin
• Frivolities for Solo Violin - ABC (mambo feel)
• Frivolities for Solo Violin - Major thirds/minor thirds (as in blues)
• Frivolities for Solo Violin - 2-3-4 (exuberant)
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Maestoso
• 50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Gypsy melody

Hans Börner:
50 Aphoristic Studies, Op. 34 - Contrasts, Allegro appassionato (change of meter), Foxtrot, Waltz, Polka and Mazurka, Maestoso, Gypsy melody

Johann Georg Pisendel:
Sonata for Solo Violin without Bass in A minor

Rainer Lischka:
3 Pieces for Solo Violin
Frivolities for Solo Violin

Stefan Frenkel:
Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 1

Manfred Weiss:
Fantasy for Solo Violin

From the very first note, violinist Annette Unger's new GENUIN CD will captivate you with an eclectic program featuring early and contemporary music from Dresden, full of electrifying contrasts. The oldest composition is by Bach contemporary Johann Georg Pisendel, while the most recent by Manfred Weiss was premiered by Annette Unger as recently as 2015. Aside from Pisendel's great work, all the other pieces in this production are world premiere recordings. Annette Unger, who plays flawlessly and with a wealth of color, presents a kaleidoscope of violinistic possibilities, compositional ideas, and intellectual approaches to music, intimately connected to the musical city of Dresden.