Guido Schiefen is a highly respected German cellist renowned for his profound interpretations and technical mastery in the classical and romantic repertoires. Born in Germany, Schiefen developed an early and deep passion for music that has fueled a prolific career as a soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist. His expertise notably encompasses the works of composers such as Brahms, Beethoven, Kodály, and Offenbach, reflecting both his versatility and dedicated scholarship to the cello's broad and challenging literature.

Throughout his career, Schiefen has been recognized for his dedicated pursuit of musical excellence, resulting in a discography that showcases both canonical cello compositions and lesser-known masterpieces. Among his most recent achievements are comprehensive recordings of Max Reger’s complete works for cello and piano ("Reger: Das Gesamtwerk für Violoncello und Klavier"), which highlight his commitment to exploring the depths of the cello's repertoire. His approach melds historical reverence with a fresh, emotional candor, evident in releases such as "Schumannia" and "Bach: Cello Suites." Schiefen’s interpretative vigor also extends to modern pieces, as seen in his performance of Tilo Medek's Cello Concerto No. 1. Guido Schiefen’s continued dedication to his craft ensures that his place in the pantheon of great cellists will be felt for years to come.

Genres

Classical Cello

Latest Release

Brahms: Hungarian Dances

Johannes Brahms•

Guido Schiefen

Album - 21 Tracks - Released February 19, 2021