Alessio Bax -Italian Inspirations -Signum Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Concerto in D Minor after Alessando Marcello, BWV 974

01. "I. Andante Spiccato"

02. "II. Adagio"

03. "III. Presto"
Variations on a Theme of Corelli, Op. 42

04. "Theme"

05. "Variation I"

06. "Variation II"

07. "Variation III"

08. "Variations IV & V"

09. "Variation VI"

10. "Variation VII"

11. "Variation VIII"

12. "Variation IX"

13. "Variation X"

14. "Variation XI"

15. "Variation XII"

16. "Variation XIII"

17. "Intermezzo"

18. "Variation XIV"

19. "Variation XV"

20. "Variation XVI"

21. "Variation XVII"

22. "Variation XVIII"

23. "Variation XIX"

24. "Variation XX"

25. "Coda"
Quaderno musicale di Annalibera

26. "I. Simbolo"

27. "II. Accenti"

28. "III. Contrapunctus primus"

29. "IV. Linee"

30. "V. Contrapunctus secondus"

31. "VI. Fregi"

32. "VII. Andantino amoroso e contrapunctus tertius"

33. "VIII. Ritmi"

34. "IX. Colore"

35. "X. Ombre"

36. "XI. Quartina"
Deux L?gendes, S. 175

37. "I. St. Francois d'Assise - La pr?dication aux oiseaux"
Ann?es de p?lerinage II, S. 161

38. "VII. Apr?s une lecture du Dante - Fantasia quasi sonata"

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Aessio Bax plays an Italian-inspired programme, picking his favourite pieces taken from a rich history of music from one of the most romantic countries in the world. ï?· He opens the programme with a J.S. Bach transcription of an oboe concerto by Venetian composer Alessandro Marcello, which reveals a deep insight into Bachâ??s mind. This is followed by Rachmaninovâ??s last ever work for solo piano, Variations on a theme of Corelli,, which is incredibly eloquent, introspective and personal. The Dallapiccola continues this eloquent theme, showing some beautifully crafted dodecaphonism. The recording is rounded off with two pieces by Liszt, which take the listener on a multi-legged journey through Hell, Purgatory and Heaven, with beauty and drama along the way. -

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SIGCD611

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