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BAND/ARTIST: Peter Mallinson & Matthias Wiesner
- Title: A Tale Of Two Violas
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Meridian Records
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac 24bits - 192.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:11:34
- Total Size: 2.3 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Allegro (arr. Farrington)
02. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Adagio ma non tanto (arr. Farrington)
03. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Finale: Allegro (arr. Farrington)
04. Allegretto for Two Violas and Piano: Allegretto (arr. Tertis)
05. Caprice for Two Violas: Caprice for Two Violas (ed. & coml. Rowland-Jones)
06. At Two (2017): I
07. At Two (2017): II
08. Suite: Ballo (arr. Borisovsky)
09. Suite: I. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
10. Suite: Balletto (arr. Borisowsky)
11. Suite: II. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
12. Suite: Zoppa (arr. Borisowsky)
13. Suite: III. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
14. Suite: Borea (arr. Borisowsky)
15. Suite: IV. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
16. Suite: Gavotta (arr. Borisowsky)
17. Suite: Ballo (arr. Borisowsky)
18. Elizabethan Melody for Two Violas (arr. Tertis)
19. Variations on a Passacaglia of Handel
20. Sonata D Major: Allegro risoluto (arr. Borisowsky)
21. Sonata D Major: Fantasia: Recitativo-Andante (arr. Borisowsky)
22. Sonata D Major: Rondo: Allegro (arr. Borisowsky)
A Tale of Two Violas is a double tale. It delves into the tradition of writing for two violas, both accompanied and unaccompanied, from J.S. Bach’s innovative Brandenburg Concerto No.6, recorded here in a new edition by Iain Farrington for two violas and piano, to one of the most recent contributions to the repertoire by John Hawkins, At Two (2017), written almost 300 years later. It also explores two of the first and greatest pioneers of the instrument, England’s Lionel Tertis and Russia’s Vadim Borisovsky, and some of their own compositions for this ensemble: Borisovsky’s Suite adapted from G.B. Vitali’s colourful Op.14 dances, Tertis's sparkling showpiece Variations on a Passacaglia by Handel, Borisovsky's virtuosic arrangement of B. Benda's Sonata in D major, and Tertis's serene Elizabethan Melody, based on a theme by Dowland. This album also presents for the first time Frank Bridge's lively Caprice, a work premiered by Tertis and the composer himself, but of which only sketches survived; these have been completed by composer and violist Simon Rowland-Jones. A Tale of Two Violas takes the listener on a journey through time and history; it tells a story which has no end.
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01. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Allegro (arr. Farrington)
02. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Adagio ma non tanto (arr. Farrington)
03. Brandenburg Concerto No. 6: Finale: Allegro (arr. Farrington)
04. Allegretto for Two Violas and Piano: Allegretto (arr. Tertis)
05. Caprice for Two Violas: Caprice for Two Violas (ed. & coml. Rowland-Jones)
06. At Two (2017): I
07. At Two (2017): II
08. Suite: Ballo (arr. Borisovsky)
09. Suite: I. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
10. Suite: Balletto (arr. Borisowsky)
11. Suite: II. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
12. Suite: Zoppa (arr. Borisowsky)
13. Suite: III. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
14. Suite: Borea (arr. Borisowsky)
15. Suite: IV. Minuetto (arr. Borisowsky)
16. Suite: Gavotta (arr. Borisowsky)
17. Suite: Ballo (arr. Borisowsky)
18. Elizabethan Melody for Two Violas (arr. Tertis)
19. Variations on a Passacaglia of Handel
20. Sonata D Major: Allegro risoluto (arr. Borisowsky)
21. Sonata D Major: Fantasia: Recitativo-Andante (arr. Borisowsky)
22. Sonata D Major: Rondo: Allegro (arr. Borisowsky)
A Tale of Two Violas is a double tale. It delves into the tradition of writing for two violas, both accompanied and unaccompanied, from J.S. Bach’s innovative Brandenburg Concerto No.6, recorded here in a new edition by Iain Farrington for two violas and piano, to one of the most recent contributions to the repertoire by John Hawkins, At Two (2017), written almost 300 years later. It also explores two of the first and greatest pioneers of the instrument, England’s Lionel Tertis and Russia’s Vadim Borisovsky, and some of their own compositions for this ensemble: Borisovsky’s Suite adapted from G.B. Vitali’s colourful Op.14 dances, Tertis's sparkling showpiece Variations on a Passacaglia by Handel, Borisovsky's virtuosic arrangement of B. Benda's Sonata in D major, and Tertis's serene Elizabethan Melody, based on a theme by Dowland. This album also presents for the first time Frank Bridge's lively Caprice, a work premiered by Tertis and the composer himself, but of which only sketches survived; these have been completed by composer and violist Simon Rowland-Jones. A Tale of Two Violas takes the listener on a journey through time and history; it tells a story which has no end.
Year 2019 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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