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Arcadia Quartet - Weinberg: String Quartets, Vol. 1 (2021) (Hi-Res)



FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Artwork: front cover | 1:08:24 | 1199 mb
Classical | Label: Chandos

Цитата: The seventeen string quartets of Weinberg span nearly half a century, from his student days in Warsaw to the end of his career in Moscow, and show his development as a composer more clearly than his work in any other genre. The Second Quartet, composed in 1939-40 whilst studying in Minsk, was dedicated to his mother and sister, who he would later learn had not survived the German invasion of Poland. Quartet No. 5, of 1945, was the first in which he added titles to each movement, and reflects the influence of Shostakovich over the young composer. The final quartet in this programme – No. 8 – was written in 1959 and dedicated to the Borodin Quartet. For many years the best-known of Weinberg’s quartets in the west, this single-movement work is divided into three sections with a coda.

Tracklist:

01. I. Allegro
02. II. Andante
03. III. Allegretto
04. IV. Presto
05. I. Melodie. Andante sostenuto
06. II. Humoreske. Andantino
07. III. Scherzo. Allegro molto
08. IV. Improvisation. Lento
09. V. Serenade. Moderato con moto
10. Adagio
11. Allegretto
12. Doppio più lento

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Christine Rice, Stuart Skelton, The BBC Symphony Orchestra, Edward Gardner - Verklärte Nacht (2021) (Hi-Res)



FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Artwork: front cover, d.booklet | 1:03:37 | 1123 mb
Classical | Label: Chandos

Цитата: Hot on the heels of their acclaimed recording of Britten’s Peter Grimes, Stuart Skelton and Edward Gardner join forces with Christine Rice and the BBC Symphony Orchestra for this fascinating programme of early twentieth-century works. Schoenberg’s Verklärte Nacht needs no introduction, but far rarer is Oscar Fried’s contemporaneous setting of the same poem. Composed in 1901 for soloists and orchestra, Fried’s version is a true setting of (as opposed to Schoenberg’s reflection on) the text by Richard Dehmel. Lehár wrote Fieber in 1915 as the closing part of his song cycle Aus eiserner Zeit – he then made the orchestral setting a year later. Korngold’s Lieder des Abschieds ("Songs of Farewell") date from the early 1920s, whilst he was still in Vienna, and shortly after he had completed the opera Die tote Stadt. Setting poetry by Christina Rossetti, Edith Ronsperger, and Ernst Lothar, the cycle is a poignant reflection on the Great War. © Chandos

Tracklist:

01. No. 5, Fieber (Version for Voice & Orchestra)
02. Verklärte Nacht, Op. 9
03. Grave - Poco più mosso
04. Moderato - Calando
05. A tempo - Poco più mosso
06. Poco allegro - Pesante - Grave
07. Pesante - Grave
08. Adagio - Meno mosso - Più mosso moderato
09. Poco adagio - Calando
10. Adagio molto tranquillo - Largo - Calando
11. No. 1, Sterbelied
12. No. 2, Dies eine kann mein Sehnen nimmer fassen
13. No. 3, Mond, so gehst du wieder auf
14. No. 4, Gefaßter Abschied

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