Quartetto Di Cremona -Italian Postcards -AVIE RECOR CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. Quartetto Di Cremona "Italienische Serenade G-Dur"
Streichquartett Nr. 1 G-Dur K 80 "Lodi"

02. Quartetto Di Cremona "1. Adagio"

03. Quartetto Di Cremona "2. Allegro"

04. Quartetto Di Cremona "3. Menuetto"

05. Quartetto Di Cremona "4. Rondeau: Allegro"

06. Quartetto Di Cremona "Cieli d'Italia op. 88 (für Streichquartett)"
Sextett für Streicher d-moll op. 70 "Souvenir de Florence"

07. Kam, Ori "1. Allegro con spirito"

08. Kam, Ori "2. Adagio cantabile e con moto"

09. Kam, Ori "3. Allegretto moderato"

10. Kam, Ori "4. Allegro con brio e vivace"

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Extra-Infos:

Works By Wolf/ Mozart/ Borenstein/ Tchaikovsky

Description:

Greetings from Italy where music is everywhere! Celebrating 20 years of an illustrious international career with their 14th recording and first on Avie, the multiple award-winning Quartetto di Cremona sends Italian Postcards, assembling evocations of the Mediterranean country by four non-natives. Mozart penned his first string quartet during his first Italian journey to the town of Lodi. Hugo Wolfâ??s Italian Serenade takes its inspiration from poetry and ancient Italian melodies. Extending the quartet repertoire, the Cremona commissioned British-French-Israeli composer Nimrod Borenstein, whose Cieli dâ??Italia was inspired by the colours of the Italian skies. The albumâ??s idyllic conclusion is Tchaikovskyâ??s string sextet, â??Souvenir de Florence,â? in which the Cremona is joined by violist Ori Kam (Jerusalem Quartet) and cellist Eckart Runge (former founding member of the Artemis Quartet). - WORKS BY WOLF/MOZART/BORENSTEIN/TCHAIKOVSKY

Greetings from Italy where music is everywhere! Celebrating 20 years of an illustrious international career with their 14th recording and first on AVIE, the multiple award-winning Quartetto di Cremona sends Italian Postcards, assembling evocations of the Mediterranean country by four non-natives. Mozart penned his first string quartet during his first Italian journey to the town of Lodi. Hugo Wolf's Italian Serenade takes it's inspiration from poetry and ancient Italian melodies. Extending the quartet repertoire, the Cremona commissioned British-French-Israeli composer Nimrod Borenstein, whose Cieli d'Italia was inspired by the colors of the Italian skies. The album's idyllic conclusion is Tchaikovsky's string sextet, "Souvenir de Florence," in which the Cremona is joined by violist Ori Kam (Jerusalem Quartet) and cellist Eckart Runge (Artemis Quartet).

Manufacturer No.:

AV 2436

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