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Victor Nicoara - Polyphonic Dreams (2024) [Hi-Res]

Victor Nicoara - Polyphonic Dreams (2024) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: Victor Nicoara

  • Title: Polyphonic Dreams
  • Year Of Release: 2024
  • Label: haenssler CLASSIC
  • Genre: Classical Piano
  • Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
  • Total Time: 224 mb / 1.07 gb
  • Total Size: 01:10:49
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Tracklist

01. Preludietto, Allegro
02. Sostenuto - Poco più Andante
03. Andante molto tranquillo e legato
04. Allegro
05. Preludio, Andante tranquillo
06. “nach Mozart", Adagio
07. “Mit Anwendung des III. Pedals", Andantino tranquillo
08. Pastorale - Ein kurzes Stück zur Pflege der Arten
09. Intermezzo aus Doktor Faust
10. Nach Weill (2023)*
11. Nocturne Canonique
12. Choral-Variationen
13. Fuga I - Fuga II - Fuga III
14. Intermezzo - Variatio I - Variatio II - Variatio III
15. Cadenza - Fuga IV - Corale - Stretta
16. Sinfonia No. 9 in F minor, BWV 759
17. Polyphonic Dreams

Ferruccio Busoni's The Seven Pieces were published in their current form as part of the Klavierübung in zehn Büchern, an enormous collection of pieces, fragments and exercises Busoni considered worth the attention of highly advanced pianists. The nod to Bach’s own Klavierübung is self-evident, particularly in these Seven Pieces and their refined polyphonic writing. Nonetheless, the dry, scholastic title belies their musical depth. Briefly unfolding itself over several layers of meaning and references, Benedict Mason’s ironically titled Pastorale, - ein kurzes Stück zur Pflege der Arten, takes inspiration from the last of the Busoni Seven Short Pieces in its virtuoso use of the sostenuto pedal. The piece is full of quotation. The next two pieces work in tandem as a prelude and fugue of sorts, much like in the Seven Pieces where the third is paired with the fourth, and the fifth with the sixth. The Intermezzo is an arrangement of the organ solo which opens the Scenic Intermezzo of Doktor Faust and Nach Weill is comparable to the sixth piece, “nach Mozart”, a telescopic homage to Busoni’s student Kurt Weill, who quoted in his First Symphony from the as yet unpublished Doktor Faust.


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