Release Date: 12 June 2020
Label: Dux
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 5902547015767
Genres: Classical Chamber Music
Composer/Series: Quattro Corno 2
Description
The album you are holding is an attempt to answer the question whether one
musician can perform multi-part pieces. In this case, wind instruments are
in a particularly unfavourable situation, because, unlike, for example, the violin or piano, one cannot effectively perform chords on them, not to mention the implementation of several melodic lines. The modern recording technique
combined with a suitable computer software allows us to register subsequent
voices and then combine them into a whole – it is widely used in popular
music. However, in the case of classical chamber music, the requirements for this type of recording are much higher... This album by Aleksander Szebesczyk makes the listeners aware that even on the basis of purely instrumental works, this kind of complicated procedures can result in a number of unique and at the same time convincing sonorist and aesthetic impressions.
Tracklisting
Bartosz Glowacki
Wojciech Jelinski; Poznan Philharmonic Orchestra; Lukasz Borowicz; Sepia Ensemble Contemporary Musi
Amadeus Chamber Orchestra Of Polish Radio, Agnieszka Duczmal
PRIMUZ Chamber Orchestra; Lukasz Blaszczyk
Karol Rathaus Ensemble
Joanna Gutowska
Igor Cecocho & Piotr Rojek
Gliere String Quartet
Michael Foyle, Iain Burnside
Julia Huber/Miriam Altmann
Vincent Kusters; Ulf Bastlein; Feride Buyukdenktas; Anna Sophia Theil; Charlie Bo Meijering; Zachar
viibra
Trio Accanto
Torsten Mossberg; Jerry Adbo; Ann-Marie Henning; Jonas Isaksson; Isak Josefsson; Magnus Marcks; And
Tippett Quartet
Stephen Adams; Michael Dixon; James Eccles; Aviva Endean; Kraig Grady; Lamorna Nightingale; Rufus O
