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BAND/ARTIST: Ensemble Kinari
- Title: Sollima: Chamber Music
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:56:07
- Total Size: 252 / 507 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sollima Sonata for Cello and Piano I. Lento - Allegro viva
02. Sollima Sonata II. Andante molto espressivo
03. Sollima Sonata III. Perpetuum mobile - Allegro con spirito
04. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet I. Allegro ritmico
05. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet II. Lento
06. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet III. Presto
07. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello I. Allegro
08. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello II. Andante sostenuto
09. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello III. Vivace
10. Sollima Evoluziona No. 5
11. Sollima Quartetto No. 3 la leggenda di San Damiano
12. Sollima Aria for Piano, Violin, Viola and 2 Cellos
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Eliodoro Sollima (1926-2000) was a Sicilian musician raised in the town of Marsala, where the concert hall is dedicated to his memory. From 1954 to 1991 he taught composition at the conservatoire in Palermo, where he was also the institution’s director for 16 years. This is the only album dedicated to his music: new recordings made by a young contemporary music ensemble, who are joined by the composer’s son, Giovanni Sollima, a cellist and composer in his own right who has made several previous albums for Brilliant Classics.
Sollima studied piano with Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, and he wrote for his instrument with a thorough grasp of its range as a Romantic instrument – Italian TV broadcasts preserve some unfussily accomplished performances of Liszt – which courses through his best-known piece, the Toccata of 1951. However, his idiom embraced a Bartokian toughness of rhythm, most vividly demonstrated here by the three movements for piano trio (for which Sollima received compliments from Isaac Stern). In 1968 he wrote a powerful concerto for string orchestra in memory of Bobby Kennedy, and the tortured harmonies of this piece carry over into both the contemporaneous piano trio and the later ‘Evoluziona No.5’ for violin and piano.
However, the album surveys the full range of Sollima’s oeuvre, from the brief and touching Aria he composed for a chamber quintet as a 19-year-old, to a compact Cello Sonata written at the age of 22 in 1948. From almost half a century later dates the ‘Legend of St Damiano’, a single-movement piano quartet that effectively synthesises the evolution of the composer’s music.
Luciano Tarantino recorded Giovanni Sollima’s own music on a ‘Cello Solo Journey’ released in 2019 by Brilliant Classics (95964). His own playing can also be enjoyed on a 2014 album of Offenbach’s cello duets (94475).
01. Sollima Sonata for Cello and Piano I. Lento - Allegro viva
02. Sollima Sonata II. Andante molto espressivo
03. Sollima Sonata III. Perpetuum mobile - Allegro con spirito
04. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet I. Allegro ritmico
05. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet II. Lento
06. Sollima Studi for Violin and Clarinet III. Presto
07. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello I. Allegro
08. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello II. Andante sostenuto
09. Sollima Tre movimenti for Piano, Violin and Cello III. Vivace
10. Sollima Evoluziona No. 5
11. Sollima Quartetto No. 3 la leggenda di San Damiano
12. Sollima Aria for Piano, Violin, Viola and 2 Cellos
Eliodoro Sollima (1926-2000) was a Sicilian musician raised in the town of Marsala, where the concert hall is dedicated to his memory. From 1954 to 1991 he taught composition at the conservatoire in Palermo, where he was also the institution’s director for 16 years. This is the only album dedicated to his music: new recordings made by a young contemporary music ensemble, who are joined by the composer’s son, Giovanni Sollima, a cellist and composer in his own right who has made several previous albums for Brilliant Classics.
Sollima studied piano with Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, and he wrote for his instrument with a thorough grasp of its range as a Romantic instrument – Italian TV broadcasts preserve some unfussily accomplished performances of Liszt – which courses through his best-known piece, the Toccata of 1951. However, his idiom embraced a Bartokian toughness of rhythm, most vividly demonstrated here by the three movements for piano trio (for which Sollima received compliments from Isaac Stern). In 1968 he wrote a powerful concerto for string orchestra in memory of Bobby Kennedy, and the tortured harmonies of this piece carry over into both the contemporaneous piano trio and the later ‘Evoluziona No.5’ for violin and piano.
However, the album surveys the full range of Sollima’s oeuvre, from the brief and touching Aria he composed for a chamber quintet as a 19-year-old, to a compact Cello Sonata written at the age of 22 in 1948. From almost half a century later dates the ‘Legend of St Damiano’, a single-movement piano quartet that effectively synthesises the evolution of the composer’s music.
Luciano Tarantino recorded Giovanni Sollima’s own music on a ‘Cello Solo Journey’ released in 2019 by Brilliant Classics (95964). His own playing can also be enjoyed on a 2014 album of Offenbach’s cello duets (94475).
Year 2021 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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