James Tibbles & Michael Tsalka - Dittersdorf: 3 Ovid Sonatas for Fortepiano 4 Hands (2017) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: James Tibbles, Michael Tsalka
- Title: Dittersdorf: 3 Ovid Sonatas for Fortepiano 4 Hands
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Naxos
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:55:41
- Total Size: 266 mb / 1.1 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Ajax et Ulysse: I. Allegro moderato - Michael Tsalka
02. Ajax et Ulysse: II. Recitativo andante - Michael Tsalka
03. Ajax et Ulysse: III. Minuetto - Michael Tsalka
04. Ajax et Ulysse: IV. Allegro molto - Michael Tsalka
05. Hercule changé en Dieu: I. Allegro e vivace - James Tibbles
06. Hercule changé en Dieu: II. Adagio non troppo - James Tibbles
07. Hercule changé en Dieu: III. Tempo di menuetto - James Tibbles
08. Hercule changé en Dieu: IV. Vivace - James Tibbles
09. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: I. Largo ma non troppo - James Tibbles
10. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: II. Andante - James Tibbles
11. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: III. Minuetto - James Tibbles
12. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: IV. Ciaconna - James Tibbles
In 1781 Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf conceived a ground-breaking, multi-media project to compose and have published a series of fifteen symphonies based on Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Each symphony was to be graced by newly commissioned engravings and synopses. In the event, only six symphonies were published (and without engravings) and these are the only works from the set to survive in orchestral form. The works heard here are four-hand arrangements of three of the lost symphonies, possibly Dittersdorf’s attempt to salvage something from the project. These fascinating works juxtapose conventional structures with fluid, unconventional music transforming Ovid’s ‘tableaux’ into dramatic structures teeming with incident and wit.
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01. Ajax et Ulysse: I. Allegro moderato - Michael Tsalka
02. Ajax et Ulysse: II. Recitativo andante - Michael Tsalka
03. Ajax et Ulysse: III. Minuetto - Michael Tsalka
04. Ajax et Ulysse: IV. Allegro molto - Michael Tsalka
05. Hercule changé en Dieu: I. Allegro e vivace - James Tibbles
06. Hercule changé en Dieu: II. Adagio non troppo - James Tibbles
07. Hercule changé en Dieu: III. Tempo di menuetto - James Tibbles
08. Hercule changé en Dieu: IV. Vivace - James Tibbles
09. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: I. Largo ma non troppo - James Tibbles
10. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: II. Andante - James Tibbles
11. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: III. Minuetto - James Tibbles
12. Jason, qui emporte la toison d'or: IV. Ciaconna - James Tibbles
In 1781 Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf conceived a ground-breaking, multi-media project to compose and have published a series of fifteen symphonies based on Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Each symphony was to be graced by newly commissioned engravings and synopses. In the event, only six symphonies were published (and without engravings) and these are the only works from the set to survive in orchestral form. The works heard here are four-hand arrangements of three of the lost symphonies, possibly Dittersdorf’s attempt to salvage something from the project. These fascinating works juxtapose conventional structures with fluid, unconventional music transforming Ovid’s ‘tableaux’ into dramatic structures teeming with incident and wit.
Year 2017 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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