Paysages
Works by L. v. Beethoven, E. Bloch, A. Gryka, H. Marti, S. Newski, M. Pintscher, K. Szymanowski and S. Tanejew
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GEN 13293d EAN: 4260036252934
2.1.2013
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Thrilling, innovative, technically brilliant – plus a generous dose of unfinished roughness. The Asasello-Quartett is named after a demonic figure in Bulgakov’s novel The Master and Margarita. The quartet plays with that character’s same immediacy on their new GENUIN CD. From the feather-light Beethoven quartet to the atmospheric sounds of Ernest Bloch, from the explosive primordial grunting in Polish composer Aleksandra Gryka’s quartet to the meticulous classicism of Sergey Tanejev… it all breathes, takes flight, creaks, shudders and sighs. There is every reason to applaud the young Swiss quartet for its repertoire and interpretation.
Caution: Play CD at your own risk! There’s a very good chance of experiencing something quite exceptional…
www.listentopaysages.com
Here you can purchase "Paysages" by Asasello-Quartett from January on:
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Tracklist
- Ludwig van Beethoven
String Quartet Op. 59 1
I Allegro - II Allegretto Vivace e Sempre Scherzando
- III Adagio Molto e Mesto
- IV Theme Russe
- Ernest Bloch
Paysages
I North - II Alpestre
- III Tongatabo
- Aleksandra Gryka
The LighetM - Heinz Marti
Ricordanze for String Quartet - Sergej Newski
String Quartet No. 3 - Matthias Pintscher
Study IV For Treatise On The Veil - Karol Szymanowski
String Quartet Op. 37
I Lento Assai - II Andantino Semplice
- III Vivace Scherzando Alla Burlesca
- Sergej Tanejew
String Quartet Op. 19
I Allegro Giusto - II Adagio Serioso
- III Gigue Molto Vivace
- IV Allegro Moderato
Thrilling, innovative, technically brilliant – plus a generous dose of unfinished roughness. The Asasello-Quartett is named after a demonic figure in Bulgakov’s novel The Master and Margarita. The quartet plays with that character’s same immediacy on their new GENUIN CD. From the feather-light Beethoven quartet to the atmospheric sounds of Ernest Bloch, from the explosive primordial grunting in Polish composer Aleksandra Gryka’s quartet to the meticulous classicism of Sergey Tanejev… it all breathes, takes flight, creaks, shudders and sighs. There is every reason to applaud the young Swiss quartet for its repertoire and interpretation.
Caution: Play CD at your own risk! There’s a very good chance of experiencing something quite exceptional…
www.listentopaysages.com
Here you can purchase "Paysages" by Asasello-Quartett from January on: