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CHRISTIAN SVARFVAR
Violinist
Pure pleasure, buoyed by Svarfvar’s fearless expression, rock-solid technique, and stylistic acumen.
Andrew Clarke, Chief Critic
- FINANCIAL TIMES
ABOUT
With both parents professional violinists, Swedish violinist Christian Svarfvar was exposed to music from a very early age.
Initially coming to attention via the appointment "Rising Star" by European Concert Hall Organisation. (ECHO)
Today he is one of Scandinavias most admired musicians with a succession of critically acclaimed performances and recordings, including two albums with the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
His solo concerts have taken him around the globe to many of the most prestigious concert halls; Concertgebouw, Bozar, Cité de la Musique, Musikverein, Kölner Philharmonie, Luxembourg Philharmonie, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Tchaikovsky Hall, and Carnegie Hall, to name but a few.
NEWS
INTERVIEW WITH C.QP
INFINITE BACH
JS BACH RECOMPOSED
In January 2020, Christian returned to London Philharmonic for a longed-for recording of Infinite Bach by Swedish composer Johan Ullén. Christian is leading the London Philharmonic Orchestra in this recording of the 4 J S Bach Violin Concertos - recomposed.
The recording took place at the famous studios of Abbey Road.
Worldwide release 19 November 2021
"INTOXICATING ATMOSPHERE, DELICIOUS RUBATO AND LOVELY SOUND"
BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE
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Max Bruch Violin Concerto No.1 in G-minor: Adagio
According to the Grieg, these three Violin Sonatas epitomize central stages in his artistic development: he called the first one "naive, rich in models; the second the national; and the third the one with the wide horizon". Grieg rated these three sonatas amongst his best works
The Financial Times chief critic, Andrew Clarke praised the album highly and gave it 5/5
CD | NOV 2018
BRUCH & STENHAMMAR
CD | APR 2016
APRÈS UN REVE
CD | NOV 2013
GRIEG VIOLIN SONATAS
Selecting works by these three French composers, the Swedish team of Christian Svarfvar and Roland Pöntinen have put together a recital framed by Fauré’s sonata and that by Ravel, composed some 50 years later and here serving as a reminder of the new influences that reached France in the meantime. The Strad described the CD as "Breathtaking performances" and called it “An outstanding release".
On his first album for Rubicon, Svarfvar teams up with London Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Joana Carneiro.
They feature one of the best loved of all 19th-century concertos, Max Bruch's evergreen Violin Concerto No.1.
Wilhelm Stenhammar's warmly romantic Violin Sonata and Sentimental Romances complete the recording.
Gramophone wrote on the album that "Svarfvar radiates tenderness"
"Christian Svarfvar muses poetically over the opening solo of the Bruch Concerto. His dreamy approach is mesmeric, in any case. His tone gleams, and the way he tugs yearningly on the leading tones draws one in. Svarfvar´s playing radiates tenderness."
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