Hanna Salzenstein is a classically trained cellist who has made a name for herself as a dedicated and passionate performer of both historical and contemporary classical music. Her repertory, as exemplified by her recent recordings, showcases an affinity for the rich sounds and emotional depths of the cello. Salzenstein's work is marked by her meticulous attention to detail and her ability to convey the nuances of the composers whose pieces she brings to life.

Her discography includes interpretations of lesser-known works, such as Gasparo Garavaglia's Cello Sonata in G Minor and Giulio Taglietti's Aria da suonare, highlighting her commitment to exploring the breadth of the cello's repertoire. Salzenstein also revels in the romantic era's warmth as heard in her renditions of selections from Robert and Clara Schumann, as well as Brahms' celebrated lullaby. Her collaborations are diverse, ranging from solo performances to ensemble pieces with groups such as the Trio Dichter, further displaying her versatility and collaborative spirit. The Bach-Abel Society release suggests an engagement with the historical performance practice, enriching the classical music scene with performances that are both informed and inspired by the past.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Baroque

Early Music

Renaissance

Cello

Latest Release

É il violoncello suonò

Hanna Salzenstein

Album - 26 Tracks - Released January 26, 2024