During
the 1920s, the Bauhaus Art School in Germany was a
thriving hotbed for the creation of theories concerning
art, design, architecture and even music.
This collection represents several
Ferruccio Busoni works that figured prominently in the
Bauhaus movement, performed by Veronica Jochum, daughter
of the late, world-renowned maestro Eugen
Jochum.
“Veronica
Jochum is, without question, a commanding artist,
equipped with strong ideas, stylistic insight, and a
solid technique.”
—Los Angeles Times
PERFORMERS
Veronica
Jochum, Randall Hodgkinson (on #3), piano
Recorded
on (#1-3) 6-7 September 1992 in Jordan Hall at the New
England Conservatory of Music in Boston,
Massachusetts. #4-6 issued previously on Laurel
Records LR-135.
During
the 1920s, the Bauhaus Art School in Germany was a
thriving hotbed for the creation of theories concerning
art, design, architecture and even music.