Kristin von der Goltz

A gifted classical and orchestral musician from Wurzburg, Germany, Kristin von der Goltz has mesmerized audiences with her outstanding performances. She has a wide range of popular songs in her repertoire that highlight her extraordinary musical ability and interpretation.

A notable piece is "Concerto No. 8 in A Minor for 2 Violins, Cello and Strings, Op. 3, RV 522: I. Allegro." Von der Goltz's ability to give a dynamic and potent performance is demonstrated in this upbeat work. In "Violin Sonata No. 1: III. Adagio," another standout track, she demonstrates her prowess at conveying strong emotions through the violin.

Furthermore, von der Goltz's performance of "St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244 / Part Two: No. 51 'Gebt mir meinen Jesum wieder'" demonstrates her talent for evoking a sense of piety and reverence via her music. Her rendition of the song is poignant and heartfelt, making an effect on listeners.

The songs "Concerto No. 8 in A Minor for 2 Violins, Cello and Strings, Op. 3, RV 522: III. Allegro," "Trio in D Minor, Op. 11: II. Andante espressivo," "Caprice No. 1 in C Minor," and others have become more well-known among fans of classical and symphonic music. Opera, BWV 204 'Ich bin vergnugt': Aria 'Die Schatzbarkeit der weiten Erde,'"Watch out, the voice calls to us. Arie (Duett): "Wann kommst du, mein Heil?" from Cantata, BWV 140. and "Cantata, BWV 58 "Ach Gott, wie manches Herzeleid": Aria "Ich bin vergnugt in meinem Leiden" (Soprano). These songs showcase von der Goltz's breadth and depth as a musician.

The popularity of Kristin von der Goltz as a performer of orchestral and classical music is well-deserved. Her reputation as a well-known performer in the field has been cemented by her extraordinary talent and compelling performances. Von der Goltz continues to captivate and inspire audiences all over the world with her interpretations of different songs.

German classical and orchestral pianist Kristin von der Goltz has produced a number of noteworthy CDs throughout the course of her career. Her most recent album, "Schubert: Oktett (2018)", demonstrates her extraordinary talent and artistry in interpreting Franz Schubert's famous pieces. Listeners are enthralled by every note played by von der Goltz as she gives these classic compositions a unique perspective thanks to her rigorous attention to detail and deep comprehension of the music.

Von der Goltz's career also contains the outstanding CD "Die Bach-Sohne (2014)" in addition to "Schubert: Oktett (2018)". She examines lesser-known but no less intriguing tunes by the sons of Johann Sebastian Bach on this album. Listeners can now fully appreciate the breadth and beauty of Bach's musical heritage because to von der Goltz's outstanding talent and love to the music.

"Francis Caporale & Johann Galliard: Sonatas (2013)" is another noteworthy record in von der Goltz's discography. Her ability to gracefully and precisely perform the compositions of lesser-known composers is demonstrated on this album. Von der Goltz exhibits her dedication to safeguarding and appreciating the rich history of classical music through her emotive performances.

Kristin von der Goltz continues to enthrall listeners with her amazing talent and profound musicality on her most recent recordings, "Schubert: Oktett (2018)," "Die Bach-Sohne (2014)," and "Francis Caporale & Johann Galliard: Sonatas (2013)." Her renditions of classical and symphonic music offer a distinctive viewpoint and give these old works fresh vitality.

German classical and orchestral musician Kristin von der Goltz has worked with a number of well-known artists throughout her career. One of these prominent collaborations is with Antonio Vivaldi and the Berliner Barock Solisten on the song "Concerto No. 8 in A Minor for 2 Violins, Cello and Strings, Op. 3, RV 522: I. Allegro." By combining von der Goltz's remarkable violin skills with the knowledge of the Berliner Barock Solisten, this cooperation creates a mesmerizing and harmonic performance.

Axel Wolf and I also worked beautifully together on the song "Violin Sonata No. 1: III. Adagio." Through their collaboration, von der Goltz exhibits her violin playing's capacity to express strong feelings and passion. Together, she and Axel Wolf produce a captivating and moving performance of the Adagio movement.

Another noteworthy cooperation is on the song "St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244 / Part Two: No.51 'Gebt mir meinen Jesum wieder'" by Matthias Goerne, Hilary Hahn, and the Munich Chamber Orchestra. Matthias Goerne's vocals and Hilary Hahn's violin prowess are complemented by von der Goltz's ability to play in unison with others in an ensemble. Together, they bring Bach's masterpiece to life and successfully convey its profound and moving core.

These are just a few examples of Kristin von der Goltz's collaborations, but they show off her range and demonstrate how she can interpret classical and symphonic music in engaging ways. Her collaborations with well-known musicians and groups further enhance her standing as an experienced musician in the genre.