Beethoven
Cello Sonatas Vol.2
Op.102 No.1+No. 2,
Variations op.66, WoO45&46

Daniel Müller-Schott
Angela Hewitt

Hyperion CDA67755
Date of Release: March 2010

5 Stars  „The Telegraph“
Hyperions Record of the month

Schumann Cello Concerto a minor
Strauss Romance f major
Volkmann Cello Concerto a minor
Bruch Kol Nidrei

Daniel Müller-Schott
NDR-Sinfonieorchester
Christoph Eschenbach

Orfeo C 781091 A
Date of Release: 29th September 2009

The news about the CD release: www.daniel-plays-schumann.com

“CD of the week“
awarded by the “Daily Telegraph“

“This is a disc for connoisseurs of the most polished cello playing”

Daniel Müller-Schott's mellow cello timbre and emotional sensibility are key factors in this warm-hearted disc of four Romantic works. > read more

Daniel Müller-Schott managed a wonderfully songlike, brilliantly thoughtful and virtuoso implemented interpretation of this romantic cello works together with the NDR Symphony Orchestra.
Assessment: Tremendous
(Angelika Lucchesi, kulturradio 16.10.2009)

Beethoven
Cello Sonatas Vol.1
Op.5 No.1, Op.5 No.2, Op. 69

Daniel Müller-Schott
Angela Hewitt

Hyperion CDA67633
Release: November 2008

“The disc collects the two Op 5 sonatas and the magnificent Op 69; cherish it most for the players’ teasing exchanges, for Hewitt’s nimble fingers and Müller-Schott’s golden warmth.” (G.Brown, The Times November 7, 2008)

Instrumental & Chamber disc of the month
'The dynamic duo find overwhelming intensity in this music, in a performance packed with detail and emotional gravitas' (Classic FM Magazine)

Dmitri Shostakovich
Cello Concertos No. 1 & 2

Daniel Müller-Schott
Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Conductor: Yakov Kreizberg

Orfeo CD C 659 081 A
Realeased: May 2008

Sunday Times: CD of the year

“Erik Levi is deeply impressed by the conviction and incisiveness with which cellist Daniel Müller-Schott tackles two of the greatest concertos of the past century.” (BBC Music Magazine, Proms 2008)

"... this CD begins with Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1: Daniel Müller-Schott is a wonderful musician. The 32-year-old German is helped by his instrument, a Matteo Goffriller cello, circa 1700, of surpassing warmth and depth of tone..... Throughout the disc – the second, bleaker concerto of 1966 is also included – Müller-Schott manages the singular trick of keeping his cello tone rich and gorgeous without lessening the music’s ability to stab the heart. Listen to his lonely eloquence as he climbs up the first concerto’s second movement, and the eerie shiverings at its peak, when cello harmonics join hands with the celesta in an unearthly duet. The second concerto receives an equally febrile performance. ...Timpani thwacks in the second concerto have the impact of an exploding bomb. The bomb explodes, in part, because of Orfeo’s full recording, which gives soloist and the superb orchestra depth, space and rotundity. I know of no other versions of these concertos played or recorded with such polish." (Four Stars, Geoff Brown, The Times June 27, 2008)

Franz Schubert
Der Hirt auf dem Felsen D. 965
Octet in F major D. 803

Live at Wigmore Hall,
Saturday 14 October 2006

WHLIVE0017
Date of Release: September 2007

Michael Collins clarinet
Ailish Tynan soprano
Isabelle van Keulen violin
Peter Brunt violin
Lars Anders Tomter viola
Daniel Müller-Schott cello
Peter Riegelbauer double bass
Martin Owen horn
Robin O'Neill bassoon
Malcolm Martineau piano

Bach
Gamba Sonatas

Daniel Müller-Schott
Angela Hewitt

Orfeo C 693071 A
Date of Release: Mai 2007

From the moment the cello starts its suave tread over the piano's gently rising bass and sustained right-hand trill at the beginning of the G major Sonata, you know this is going to be a disc to sit back and enjoy. > more (Gramophone November 2009)

Sublime Bach from Daniel Müller-Schott > more (theStrad SELECTION November 2007)

Johannes Brahms (1833 – 1897)
Double Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102
Violin Concerto in D, Op. 77

Daniel Müller-Schott - cello
Julia Fischer – violin
Yakov Kreizberg
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra Amsterdam

PentaTone Classics
PTC 5186 066
DSD recorded

Date of Release: April 16 2007

> Classic fM: Disc of the month
> Gramophone: CD of the month
> The Sunday Times: Classical CD of the week
> Daily Telegraph’s Classical CD of the week!

DVD
W. A. MOZART
Klaviertrios
Piano Trios
Divertimento

Anne-Sophie Mutter
André Previn
Daniel Müller-Schott

DVD-VIDEO NTSC 073 421-6 |G|H|
STEREO: PCM / SURROUND: Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS 5.1
Picture Format: 16:9
A BFMI production for Unitel
in co-production with ZDF and ZDF/ARTE

Int. Release: Feb.2007

Elgar • Walton
Cello Concertos

Daniel Müller-Schott
André Previn
Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra

ORFEO International
CD C621 061 A
Date of release: April 2006

Artistic- & Sound Quality 10/10

Cellist Daniel Müller-Schott and André Previn team up for an absolutely outstanding coupling of the two most important English cello concertos!
> more (classictoday.com)

Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
(1809-1847)
The Piano Trios 1&2

Daniel Müller-Schott, Violoncello
Julia Fischer, Violine
Jonathan Gilad, Klavier

PentaTone Classics
PTC 5186 085
DSD recorded

Date of release: June 2006

GRAMOPHONE – Editor’s choice. Here’s a starry line-up who really know how to play chamber music. “There is something awfully exciting about seeing, or rather hearing, three leading talents of the younger generation joining forces…. An urgent, questing disc. (James Inverne, Gramophone)

….. Daniel Müller-Schott’s cello playing matches those extremes and adds an engaging lugubriousness when Mendelssohn seems to invite it, as in the opening bars of the D minor Trio. (New York Times, 23. Juli 2006, Allan Kozinn)

“This new recording is irresistible, with the three players caught in a wholly natural ambience. It’s always a good sign when you don’t want to stop playing a disc long enough to write about it.” (Harriet Smith, Gramophone)

Franz Schubert
Streichquintett D 956
Streichquartett D 87

Vogler Quartett
Daniel Müller-Schott

Profil/ Naxos
CD 05051
Date of release: April 2006

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Klaviertrios in C, K.548, in E K.542, in B flat, K.502

Anne-Sophie Mutter
Daniel Müller-Schott
André Previn

Deutsche Grammophon
CD 477 579-6
Date of release: January 2006

Müller-Schott, with his radiant, self-confident cello tone, easily keeps up, shining brightly in his solo parts. When it comes to technique, for along time nothing has been impossible for Anne-Sophie Mutter. The wide range of tones which she exacts from her instrument is breathtaking, as are, often, the mannerisms of her interpretations. But for Mozart’s late trios, she has abandoned her claim to exclusive rights, and in her “Mutter” family she has looked for, and found, the ideal partners. (Eleonore Büning, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 31.01.2006)

Robert Schumann
Works for Cello and Piano

Adagio und Allegro op. 70
Mondnacht op. 39/5
Sonata in a minor op. 105 (Arrangement for Cello)
3 Romances op. 94
5 Pieces in Folkstyle op. 102
Fantasiestücke Op. 73
Abendlied Op. 85/12

ORFEO International
CD C 617 041 A
Date of release: January 2005

"Without any excessive flourishes, moving purposefully along the melodic line, on his new CD, Daniel Müller-Schott plays Robert Schumann’s pieces for cello. Moving, intimate romanticism without any sentimentality." (FOCUS 6/2005, CD-Tipp)

Joseph Joachim Raff
Cello Concertos No. 1 & 2.
»Begegnung« - Duo op. 59 for Cello and Piano

Daniel Müller-Schott
Robert Kulek, Piano
Bamberger Symphoniker
Hans Stadlmair

TUDOR Recording AG
CD TUDOR 7121
Date of release: November 2004

„Sur un somptueux Goffriller, Daniel Müller-Schott en donne une interprétation de toute beauté.“
(Diapason/ Mars 2005)

„Music-making of the highest order.“ (American Record Guide, March/April 2005)

„The intelligence in interpretation and technical assurance in delivery are breathtaking.“ (Raff-Society, CD reviews, 26.2.2005)

"With his sophisticated, elegant cello-playing, Daniel Müller-Schott succeeds in delighting those who listen to this previously almost unknown music." (RONDO Magazine (1/2005), Michael Wersin)

Khachaturian Concerto for Cello and Orchestra
Khachaturian Concerto for Violin and Orchestra

Daniel Müller-Schott
Arabella Steinbacher
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra
Sakari Oramo

ORFEO Internationa
lCD C 623 041 A
Date of release: March 2004

Daniel Müller-Schott, without a doubt the most fascinating of today’s young cellists, produces a blazingly intensive tone. So direct, so totally emotional is the way in which he approaches Katchaturian that there can be no doubts about the sincerity of this tragic music. (Fono-Forum 08/04)

"More than just a showpiece for a virtuoso. Daniel Müller-Schott proofs to be a passionate embassador for Khatchaturian's Cello Concerto. Technically flawless, with brilliance and great musicality..." (WDR Klassik, Germany, March 2004)

"In Daniel Müller-Schott's hands, the in 1946 firstly performed cello concerto beseeches and burns with the right degree of Eastern tone in its soul." (Stuttgarter Zeitung, April 2004)

Haydn Concertos No. 1 & No. 2
Beethoven Romances No. 1 & No. 2

Daniel Müller-Schott
Australian Chamber Orchestra

ORFEO International
CD C 080 031 A
Date of release: June 2003

"Together with the orchestra, Daniel Müller-Schott puts himself into the world of Haydn's music - graceful, agile, with a feeling for the effect of surprise, the spontaneous attack, the lyrical moment. There is no restraint at all in the second of the two romances. Passion comes to the boil." (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, August 2003)

"Genuine discoveries: Beethoven's two romances for violin, which Müller-Schott presents here with his own arrangements, which means that for the first time they are available on a CD in a version arranged for cello." (CD-Tipp Bayern-4 Klassik, July 2003)

Music for Cello and Piano
Debussy, Poulenc and Franck Sonatas, Ravel Habanera

Daniel Müller-Schott
Robert Kulek

EMI Classics
CD DDD 7243 5 75201 2 6
Date of release: May 2002

"The realisation of this French project by the two musicians is truly amazing... The result is pure poetry." (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, June 2002)

"The performance of the Franck Sonata is as warm as one could wish." (CD Review, June 2002 BBC Radio 3)

Johann Sebastian Bach
6 Suites for Violoncello solo

Glissando

CD DDD 374 234-3 D
4 D Audio Recording
Date of release: November 2000

"A forceful debut." (Der Tagesspiegel, Berlin January 2001)

"Amazing maturity and profunditiy of expression." (BR 4 Klassik, Munich November 2000)

"ravishing interpretation of sparkling vitality." (Le Monde de la Musique, Paris February 2001)