• „A cellist playing the stars from the sky“

    Volkskrant Amsterdam

    News

    Daniel Müller-Schotts Out Now feature

    on “The Violin Channel”.

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    Portrait Daniel Müller-Schott

    A string-player just before the lift-off.

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    New CD release

    Coming soon.

    Daniel Müller-Schott nominated for OPUS 2019

    Daniel Müller-Schott is nominated for OPUS 2019 category instrumentalist with “Trip to Russia”.

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    International Tchaikovsky Competition

    25.06.2019, at 6pm (5pm German time) Daniel Müller-Schott live interviewed on medici.tv from the Cello final of the International Tchaikovsky Competition.

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    NDR - DAS!

    Daniel Müller-Schott live on the RED Sofa in the talk show of the NDR - DAS!

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    Ulster Hall, Belfast

    For BBC Radio Daniel Müller-Schott will record Tchaikovsky‘s "Souvenir d'un lieu cher" op. 42 in the Ulster Hall, Belfast, together with Ulster Orchestra and Oliver Zeffman.

    The broadcast on BBC Radio is scheduled for November 2019. The date will be announced in time.

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    Dallas News, May 10th 2019 by Scott Cantrell

    „… the excellent German cellist Daniel Müller-Schott supplied just the right light touch, skittering over the fingerboard with effortless precision, elsewhere delivering eloquent lyricism. Cannellakis fastidiously balanced the orchestra with Müller-Schott’s lean, linen-textured tone .. “

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    Dallas Texas Classical Review, May 10th 2019 by Wayne Lee Gay

    “…Three haunting opening chords from the orchestra were answered by an equally intense entry by Müller-Schott; unfailingly detailed phrasing and a darkly attractive tone quality characterized the performance with Müller-Schott projecting handsomely above the orchestra throughout. Along with a beautiful lyrical line, Müller-Schott also demonstrated flawless technique—in bursts in the first movement, and in stamina-challenging stretches in the finale; Müller-Schott’s duet with principal cellist Christopher Adkins in the slow movement was pure magic …”

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