Sofia Diniz -L'echo du Danube -CHALLENGE CLASSICS CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Bemerkungen / Titelliste:

1. SONATA 1: VIVACE - ADAGIO 03:26
2. SONATA 1: VIVACE 01:04
3. SONATA 1: ADAGIO E TREMOLO 01:24
4. SONATA 1: ARIA LARGO 01:52
5. SONATA 1: ALLEGRO - PRESTISSIMO 02:32
6. SONATA 1: ADAGIO 02:24
7. SONATA 1: ALLEGRO 01:46
8. SONATA 5: ADAGIO 02:56
9. SONATA 5: ARIA LARGO 03:55
10. SONATA 5: GAVOTTA PRESTO 01:17
11. SONATA 5: ADAGIO 01:51
12. SONATA 5: GIGA VIVACE 01:58
13. SONATA 5: ARIA 04:54
14. SONATA 3: ADAGIO - ALLEGRO - ADAGIO - VIVACE - ADAGIO 02:59
15. SONATA 3: ALLEMANDA 03:28
16. SONATA 3: CORRENTE 02:21
17. SONATA 3: SARABANDA 03:51
18. SONATA 3: GIGA 02:14
19. SONATA 3: GAVOTTA 1MA 01:19
20. SONATA 3: GAVOTTA 2DA 01:29
1. SONATA 2: ADAGIO 05:29
2. SONATA 2: GIGA 02:54
3. SONATA 2: CORRENTE 04:16
4. SONATA 2: ADAGIO 02:56
5. SONATA 2: VIVACE - LARGO - VIVACE 06:35
6. SONATA 6: ADAGIO - ALLEGRO - ADAGIO 04:25
7. SONATA 6: PRESTO 01:46
8. SONATA 6: ADAGIO 01:17
9. SONATA 6: ARIA LARGO - VIVACE - LARGO - ALLEGRO - LARGO - LA
10. SONATA 6: ARIA ADAGIO 03:27
11. SONATA 6: GIGA 01:52
12. SONATA 4: ADAGIO 01:48
13. SONATA 4: ALLEGRO 01:52
14. SONATA 4: ADAGIO 00:46
15. SONATA 4: PRESTISSIMO 01:23
16. SONATA 4: ALLEMANDA 02:53
17. SONATA 4: CORRENTE 02:21
18. SONATA 4: SARABANDE 02:37
19. SONATA 4: GIGA 01:56
20. SONATA 4: MENUETTO 01:42

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Works By Johann Schenck

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L'Echo du Danube is the poetic title given by Johann Schenck to his collection of pieces for viola da gamba, first published around 1703/04 as Opus 9 in Amsterdam by Estienne Roger - the most important music printer at the time. L'Echo du Danube is Schenk's last complete work to survive, a fact that gives these pieces the weight of a musical testament. It comprises six sonatas for solo viol: the first two sonatas with basso continuo accompaniment, the next two also with basso continuo but this time ad libitum (optional), and the two last ones for viola da gamba without any accompaniment. Although Marin Marais already had published his first book of Pièces de Viole in 1686 and the flourishing English viol tradition was well known in Northern Europe, Schenk's approach to the instrument is an important step in the process of creating an independent repertoire, specifically written for the viol by composers who were themselves performers and masters of it's idiomatic idiosyncrasies. Although Schenck fully explores the potential of the viol as a melodic instrument, he clearly favoured, it's possibilities of playing chords, in a manner strongly influenced by lute playing and repertoire: he sought to show the viol as an instrument that is harmonically independent, appropriate for polyphonic writing besides it's talent for melodic singing. Hence his writing in such a distinctive way: abundantly using chords and double stops; continually alternating between the bass and the high register; and striving for an effective combination of luxurious harmony and depth of sound, without losing sight of the delicately cantabile voice of the viola., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode CLLE72968C.2

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CC72968

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