tryonconcertassociation - Tryon Concert AssociationANGELA HEWITT, piano & DANIEL MUELLER-SCHOTT, cello

"Hewitt's playing radiates joy, wit and profound understanding of the composer's keyboard style. This series is one of the record glories of our age." (Bach on Hyperion) - The Sunday Times

" It's something you see from the very beginning: a musician who is totally at one with his instrument, forming a unit with it. One moment he dances with it, the next he embraces it, almost tenderly. On other occasions he shows no mercy at all. But what you always sense is a deep, timeless, harmonious intimacy between Daniel Müller-Schott and his cello." - Bad Kissingen

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Angela Hewitt is a phenomenal artist who has established herself at the highest level over the last few years not least through her superb, award-winning recordings for Hyperion. Completed in 2005, her eleven-yar project to record all major keyboard works of Bach has been described as "one of the record glories of our age" and has won her a huge following. She has been hailed as "the pre-eminent Bach pianist of our time" (The Guardian) and "nothing less than the pianist who will define Bach performance on the piano for years to come" (Stereophile).

In only a few years, Daniel Mueller-Schott has succeeded in establishing himself on the world's important concert stages. With his technical brilliance and authority, coupled with great intellectual and emotional esprit, he fascinates his audiences. In recent years, Daniel Mueller-Schott has found international acclaim for his high degree of musicality and the wealth of nuances in his playing, his constant search for a musical vision, and his uncompromising passion for music. "The World now has a great cellist." (Politiken, Denmark)