Pensola / Tikkanen / Lehto / De Groot -vol.2 Quartette mit Kontrabass -BIS SACD+CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Sonate für Streicher Nr. 4 B-Dur

01. Tikkanen, Antti "1. Allegro vivace"

02. Tikkanen, Antti "2. Andante"

03. Tikkanen, Antti "3. Allegretto"
Quartett für Kontrabass, Violine, Viola und Violoncello Nr. 3 D-Dur

04. Pensola, Minna "1. Moderato"

05. Pensola, Minna "2. Adagio"

06. Pensola, Minna "3. Tempo di menuetto - Variationen 1-3"
Sonate für Streicher Nr. 5 Es-Dur

07. Tikkanen, Antti "1. Allegro vivace"

08. Tikkanen, Antti "2. Andante"

09. Tikkanen, Antti "3. Allegretto"
Quartett für Kontrabass, Violine, Viola und Violoncello Nr. 4 D-Dur

10. Pensola, Minna "1. Allegro moderato"

11. Pensola, Minna "2. Menuett - Trio"

12. Pensola, Minna "3. Andante"

13. Pensola, Minna "4. Rondo"
Sonate für Streicher Nr. 6 D-Dur

14. Tikkanen, Antti "1. Allegro spiritoso"

15. Tikkanen, Antti "2. Andante assai"

16. Tikkanen, Antti "3. Tempesta: Allegro"

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This second and last volume completes two different sets of string quartets: the four so-called Solo Quartets by Franz Anton Hoffmeister and Gioachino Rossini's six String Sonatas (or Sonate a quattro). Both sets differ from the 'normal' configuration in that they allow a double bass to take part, albeit in different roles. Rossini, who composed his sonatas at the age of 12 (!), left out the viola and gave the double bass a more or less conventional bass role - apart from the occasional virtuosic outburst. The sonatas were first published in an arrangement for traditional string quartet and are often heard performed by string orchestras. In Vienna, where he was active as a composer and music publisher, Hoffmeister (1754-1812) chose a different solution than Rossini and gave his double bass player a leading role in the ensemble, letting it replace the first violin. It was no coincidence that this happened in Vienna - considering the amount of solo works for the double bass composed there, the standard of playing must have been exceptional. On the present recording, it is the Dutch player Niek de Groot who takes up Hoffmeister's challenge in the company of a Finnish trio consisting of Minna Pensola, Antti Tikkanen and Tuomas Lehto. Featuring the same team, Volume 1 (BIS-2317) was as described by a reviewer in Gramophone as 'entertaining, effortlessly enjoyable and beautifully performed' upon it's release in 2017., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Cello: Tuomas Lehto, Cover [Front Cover]: James Gillray, Double Bass: Niek De Groot, Executive-Producer: Robert Suff, Liner Notes [English Translation], Layout, Typography [Typesetting]: Andrew Barnett, Liner Notes [French]: Jean-Pascal Vachon, Liner Notes [From The Monologue "Der Kontrabass"]: Patrick Süskind, Liner Notes [German Translation]: Horst A. Scholz, Photography By [Back Cover]: Tatu Hiltunen, Producer, Engineer [Sound], Edited By, Mixed By: Martin Nagorni, Violin [Violin II], Viola: Antti Tikkanen, Violin [Violin I]: Minna Pensola, Composed By: Gioacchino Rossini, Composed By: Franz Anton Hoffmeister, Composed By: Gioacchino Rossini, Composed By: Franz Anton Hoffmeister, Composed By: Gioacchino Rossini, Labelcode BIS2318SACD (BIS-2318 | SACD, BIS-2318 SACD, BIS-2318), Phonographic Copyright (p) BIS Records AB, Copyright (c) BIS Records AB, Copyright (c) Jean-Pascal Vachon, Copyright (c) Niek De Groot, Recorded At Schauman Hall, Pietarsaari, Glass Mastered At Sony DADC, Glass Mastered At Sony DADC

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BISSACD-2318

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