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Links to selection of NMP's recordings of Nietzsche's music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVTT0DsGIkU&t=15s. (Eine Sylvesernacht/1864/Nick Eanet violin /John Bell Young, piano)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ernbw1gCK7g (Eine Sylvesternacht/1864/Christian Hebel, violin/Thomas Coote, piano)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4ZKl7zJEJk. (Nachklang einer Sylvesternacht/1871/Thomas Coote/Manolis Papasifakis, piano)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqHry1X6fg4. (Manfred Meditation/1872/Thomas Coote/Manolis Papasifakis, piano)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INykc2sDTAo. (Hymnus an die Freundschaft/Part 1/John Bell Young, piano)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cean25AgYZM. (Hymnus an die Freundschaft/Part 2/John Bell Young, piano)
Reviews
Many thanks for the CDs. They have given me great joy, and I find these recordings excellent. It is obvious that all four musicians have diligently studied these compositions, wonderfully dug into them, and in turn generated sensible performances. The Manfred-Meditation deserves special praise. I have never heard it rendered as well as here and had hitherto believed that the pianistic textures sounded simply bad. Now I have learned [that this is not the case]. I wonder what Herr von Bülow heard or did not hear. The harmonic language was perhaps too audacious for him; it goes far beyond Wagner. “
Curt Paul Janz, editor of the Nietzsche Musikalische Nachlaß 1993
“The performances argued ardently on Nietzsche’s behalf… Tali Makell delivered an elegant musico-philosophical lecture beforehand.”
Alex Ross , New York Times October 1994
“The Nietzsche Music Project were the perfect compliment to my course on Nietzsche and appealed to a wide and diverse audience who were eager to hear this underplayed music so beautifully performed."
Andrew J. Mitchell, Emory University April 2010
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