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CD | PODGER RACHEL - violin | Rachel Podger J.S. Bach Partitas & Sonatas for Violin Solo vol.1 | BACH, Johann Sebastian |  | 14498
CD | PODGER RACHEL - violin | J.S. Bach: Sonatas and partitas for violin solo, vol. 2. Rachel Podger, baroque violin | BACH, Johann Sebastian |  | 14798
CD | PODGER RACHEL - violin / PINNOCK, TREVOR - harpsichord | J.S. Bach, The Complete Sonatas for Violin and Obbligato Harpsichord | BACH, Johann Sebastian |  | 18298
CD | PODGER RACHEL | Twelve Fantasies for Solo Violin 1735 | TELEMANN, Georg Philipp |  | 19002
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PINNOCK, TREVOR, PODGER RACHEL | Pieces de Clavecin en Concerts | RAMEAU, Jean Philippe |  | 19503
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL | La Stravaganza /12 Violin Concertos | VIVALDI, Antonio |  | 19598
CD | PODGER RACHEL, ARTE DEI SUONATORI | La Stravaganza /12 Violin Concertos | VIVALDI, Antonio |  | 21804
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL, GARY COOPER | Mozart Sonatas for fortepiano and violin vol. 1 | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  | 22805
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL / COOPER, GARY | Mozart Sonatas for fortepiano and violin vol. 2 | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  | 23606
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL / COOPER, GARY | Mozart complete sonatas for Keyboard and Violin volume 3 with catalogue | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  | 24607
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL, COOPER, GARY | Mozart complete sonatas for Keyboard and Violin volume 4 | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  | 25608
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL, COOPER,GARY | Mozart complete sonatas for Keyboard and Violin volume 5 | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  | 26208
SACD/hybrid- stereo, 5.0 multichannel / pcm stereo | PODGER RACHEL, GARY COOPER | Mozart complete sonatas for Keyboard and Violin volume 6 | MOZART, Wolfgang Amadeus |  |
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One of the most creative talents to emerge in the field of period performance over the last decade, Rachel Podger has established herself as a leading interpreter of the music of the Baroque and Classical periods. She was educated in Germany and in England at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama where she studied with David Takeno and Michaela Comberti. After beginnings with The Palladian Ensemble and Florilegium – both groups she helped create - she was leader of The English Concert from 1997 to 2002 and toured throughout the world, often as concerto soloist. In 2004 Rachel began a guest directorship with The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, opening with concerts of Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos in the USA. Rachel is in demand as a guest director and has enjoyed collaborations with Arte dei Suonatori (Poland), Musica Angelica (USA), Santa Fe Pro Musica (USA), The Academy of Ancient Music and The European Union Baroque Orchestra. As a recitalist Rachel enjoys a busy career; she gives solo concerts across the globe, notably in North America, Western Europe, Korea and Japan. Rachel’s first solo recordings (Channel Classics Records), of J.S. Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas, were released in 1999 to great critical acclaim. These discs were followed by Bach’s Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord with Trevor Pinnock. Both recordings were awarded first place by the BBC’s ‘Building a Library’ programme. Rachel’s recording of Telemann’s Twelve Fantasies for Solo Violin won the prestigious Diapason d’Or and was listed in the BBC Music Magazine’s ‘top 20’ classical CDs of 2002. Her Channel Classics’s 2003 recording of Vivaldi’s 12 violin concertos ‘La Stravaganza’ also received the Diapason d’Or and was awarded the 2003 Gramophone Award for Best Baroque Instrumental recording. In 2004 she embarked on a recording of the complete Mozart Sonatas with fortepianist Gary Cooper and Volumes 1 and 2 have already enjoyed critical acclaim including a Gramophone ‘Editor’s Choice’ and a Diapason d’Or. Teaching forms a significant part of Rachel’s musical life; as an accompaniment to her role as Professor of Baroque Violin at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, she regularly incorporates masterclasses into her busy concert schedule. She is a Fellow of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Rachel Podger is an Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Music. It is limited to 200-odd people and is one of the most ‘exclusive’ and ancient musical fellowships in the world. Mendelssohn, Liszt and Stravinsky treasured theirs and so do Rattle, Boulez, Dohynanyi, Masur, Colin Davis and Mackerras.
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