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BAND/ARTIST: Polish Cello Quartet
- Title: Discoveries
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: CD Accord
- Genre: Classical, Chamber Music
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:05:33
- Total Size: 295 mb / 1.1 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Pièce sonate, Op. 9
02. Quartet in D Minor: I. Allegro
03. Quartet in D Minor: II. Intermezzo (Andante)
04. Quartet in D Minor: III. Menuetto (Allegretto)
05. Quartet in D Minor: IV. Assai drammatico (Andante)
06. Quartet in D Minor: V. Finale in modo rustico (Allegro)
07. Ballada & Rhapsody: I. Ballada
08. Ballada & Rhapsody: II. Rhapsody
09. In vacanza: I. Partenza
10. In vacanza: II. Arrivo
11. In vacanza: III. Danza rustica
The Polish Cello Quartet was founded in 2011; the only ensemble of this kind in Poland and one of few of this class in Europe. Since 2014 PCQ is a resident ensemble of the National Forum of Music in Wrocaw. The four young virtuosos have one goal: to put the cello quartet in one line with other chamber ensembles embedded in tradition and well established on stage. To accomplish this they wander several paths whilst sticking to the principle of building their repertoire of pieces written originally for a cello quartet by composers familiar with the specifics of this instrument, its technical and expressive capacity, and above all with its rhetorical potential in the partnership of chamber playing. Sometimes they will jump into the shoes of tireless researchers, browsing through libraries, archives and publisher catalogues in a quest for forgotten compositions for cello quartet. Equipped with a knowledge of music of bygone decades and centuries, they are all the more knowledgeable in expanding their repertoire by adding contemporary works, usually dedicated to them by superb Polish and international composers, sensitive and responsive to suggestions of their would-be performers. They collaborate with excellent classical musicians, including Dominik Pooski and the Canadian cellist Gary Hoffman, as well as prominent jazz players, to mention such names as Tony Malaby and Nate Wooley. They pass their experiences to younger enthusiasts: they are the masterminds and hosts of the International Cello Academy in Nysa, Poland, focusing on the advocacy of playing in chamber cello ensembles among pupils and conservatoire students. The Polish Cello Quartet is a group of genuine explorers who want and know how to share their discoveries. Their first album in every respect pioneering on the Polish phonographic market contains the fruit of their historical discoveries.
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01. Pièce sonate, Op. 9
02. Quartet in D Minor: I. Allegro
03. Quartet in D Minor: II. Intermezzo (Andante)
04. Quartet in D Minor: III. Menuetto (Allegretto)
05. Quartet in D Minor: IV. Assai drammatico (Andante)
06. Quartet in D Minor: V. Finale in modo rustico (Allegro)
07. Ballada & Rhapsody: I. Ballada
08. Ballada & Rhapsody: II. Rhapsody
09. In vacanza: I. Partenza
10. In vacanza: II. Arrivo
11. In vacanza: III. Danza rustica
The Polish Cello Quartet was founded in 2011; the only ensemble of this kind in Poland and one of few of this class in Europe. Since 2014 PCQ is a resident ensemble of the National Forum of Music in Wrocaw. The four young virtuosos have one goal: to put the cello quartet in one line with other chamber ensembles embedded in tradition and well established on stage. To accomplish this they wander several paths whilst sticking to the principle of building their repertoire of pieces written originally for a cello quartet by composers familiar with the specifics of this instrument, its technical and expressive capacity, and above all with its rhetorical potential in the partnership of chamber playing. Sometimes they will jump into the shoes of tireless researchers, browsing through libraries, archives and publisher catalogues in a quest for forgotten compositions for cello quartet. Equipped with a knowledge of music of bygone decades and centuries, they are all the more knowledgeable in expanding their repertoire by adding contemporary works, usually dedicated to them by superb Polish and international composers, sensitive and responsive to suggestions of their would-be performers. They collaborate with excellent classical musicians, including Dominik Pooski and the Canadian cellist Gary Hoffman, as well as prominent jazz players, to mention such names as Tony Malaby and Nate Wooley. They pass their experiences to younger enthusiasts: they are the masterminds and hosts of the International Cello Academy in Nysa, Poland, focusing on the advocacy of playing in chamber cello ensembles among pupils and conservatoire students. The Polish Cello Quartet is a group of genuine explorers who want and know how to share their discoveries. Their first album in every respect pioneering on the Polish phonographic market contains the fruit of their historical discoveries.
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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