Stein-Erik Olsen, The Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Terje Mikkelsen - Havana · Rio · Moscow (2014) [Hi-Res]
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- Title: Havana · Rio · Moscow
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Simax Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:11:31
- Total Size: 285 / 651 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);I Tranquillo
02. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);II Interlude
03. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);III Finale: Toccata
04. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;I Allegro preciso
05. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;II Andantino e Andante
06. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;III Cadenza
07. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;IV Allegretto non troppo
08. Bergen Concerto;I Allegro
09. Bergen Concerto;II Andante
10. Bergen Concerto;III Allegretto
Stein-Erik Olsen has released many highly acclaimed albums throughout his career. For his first guitar concerto recording he teams up with the internationally-renowned Academy of St Martin in the Fields to perform works by Villa-Lobos, Leo Brouwer and Nikita Koshkin.
The music of these three composers covers much of the expressive range of 20th century music, with each representing a different musical sensibility and cultural background.
The disc opens with the Cuban composer Leo Brouwer’s exciting and inventive third Guitar Concerto, known as the ‘Concerto Elegiaco’. This is followed by a performance of Heitor Villa-Lobos’s well-known Guitar Concerto. Stein-Erik Olsen has previously played this work on many occasions, but on this recording he uses a copy of the original manuscript sent to him by the Villa-Lobos Museum in Rio de Janerio as a starting point. This has resulted in a number of new ideas for interpretation and has inspired a new reading of the whole piece.
The last work is by the Russian composer Nikita Koshkin, a virtuoso guitarist with an international reputation established on the back of several of his own high-quality compositions. Koshkin’s ‘Bergen Concerto’ was written for Stein-Erik Olsen in 2007.
Stein-Erik Olsen made his international debut at the Wigmore Hall in London in 1986 and since then has performed at concert halls all over Europe. The main focus of his work has always been to explore and record non-traditional music, often developed in collaboration with contemporary composers.
The Academy of St Martin in the Fields gained international recognition under the leadership of Sir Neville Marriner. The current musical director is the virtuoso violinist Joshua Bell. On this recording the orchestra is led by the distinguished Norwegian conductor Terje Mikkelsen.
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01. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);I Tranquillo
02. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);II Interlude
03. Concerto Elegiaco (Guitar Concerto No. 3);III Finale: Toccata
04. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;I Allegro preciso
05. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;II Andantino e Andante
06. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;III Cadenza
07. Concerto for Guitar and Small Orchestra;IV Allegretto non troppo
08. Bergen Concerto;I Allegro
09. Bergen Concerto;II Andante
10. Bergen Concerto;III Allegretto
Stein-Erik Olsen has released many highly acclaimed albums throughout his career. For his first guitar concerto recording he teams up with the internationally-renowned Academy of St Martin in the Fields to perform works by Villa-Lobos, Leo Brouwer and Nikita Koshkin.
The music of these three composers covers much of the expressive range of 20th century music, with each representing a different musical sensibility and cultural background.
The disc opens with the Cuban composer Leo Brouwer’s exciting and inventive third Guitar Concerto, known as the ‘Concerto Elegiaco’. This is followed by a performance of Heitor Villa-Lobos’s well-known Guitar Concerto. Stein-Erik Olsen has previously played this work on many occasions, but on this recording he uses a copy of the original manuscript sent to him by the Villa-Lobos Museum in Rio de Janerio as a starting point. This has resulted in a number of new ideas for interpretation and has inspired a new reading of the whole piece.
The last work is by the Russian composer Nikita Koshkin, a virtuoso guitarist with an international reputation established on the back of several of his own high-quality compositions. Koshkin’s ‘Bergen Concerto’ was written for Stein-Erik Olsen in 2007.
Stein-Erik Olsen made his international debut at the Wigmore Hall in London in 1986 and since then has performed at concert halls all over Europe. The main focus of his work has always been to explore and record non-traditional music, often developed in collaboration with contemporary composers.
The Academy of St Martin in the Fields gained international recognition under the leadership of Sir Neville Marriner. The current musical director is the virtuoso violinist Joshua Bell. On this recording the orchestra is led by the distinguished Norwegian conductor Terje Mikkelsen.
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