Tabea Zimmermann & Jascha Nemtsov - Jewish Chamber Music (2020)
BAND/ARTIST: Tabea Zimmermann, Jascha Nemtsov
- Title: Jewish Chamber Music
- Year Of Release: 2020
- Label: SWR Classic
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 01:19:15
- Total Size: 288 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Rhapsody, Op. 11: I. Recitando - Allegro
02. Rhapsody, Op. 11: II. Lento, Recitando
03. Rhapsody, Op. 11: III. Non Troppo Vivace
04. Ornaments, Op. 42: I. —
05. Ornaments, Op. 42: II. —
06. Ornaments, Op. 42: III. —
07. Minstrel's Song, Op. 34
08. Jewish Songs, Op. 37, No. 2: Song of Mariamne
09. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: I. Massig Bewegt
10. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: II. Ziemlich Langsam
11. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: III. Entschlossen
12. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: IV. Ziemlich Lebhaft
13. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: V. Massiges Zeitmass
14. Kaddisch, Op. 6
15. Song of Songs, Op. 5: I. No. 1
16. Song of Songs, Op. 5: II. No. 2
17. Chant Rigoureus, Op. 9 (trans. W. Borisowskij)
18. Suite for Viola and Piano: I. Lento - Allegro
19. Suite for Viola and Piano: II. Allegro Ironico
20. Suite for Viola and Piano: III. Lento
21. Suite for Viola and Piano: IV. Molto Vivo
Decades before the Yiddish Revival of the 80s (and beyond), the Moscow Society for Jewish Music presented its first concert in 1929. For a few short years, while the young Soviet Republic still tolerated independent artistic expression, a group of Jewish composers courageously fought to preserve their musical culture. While not a member of the Moscow group, Swiss composer Ernest Bloch received the Russian premieres of many of his compositions in the Society's concerts. Drawing upon the ancient traditions of Jewish liturgical chant, and the melodies of their home-in-exile, these composers created a vital, moving and deeply emotional tapestry of the Jewish experience. This recording is a profoundly important cultural document in the history of 20th century music.
01. Rhapsody, Op. 11: I. Recitando - Allegro
02. Rhapsody, Op. 11: II. Lento, Recitando
03. Rhapsody, Op. 11: III. Non Troppo Vivace
04. Ornaments, Op. 42: I. —
05. Ornaments, Op. 42: II. —
06. Ornaments, Op. 42: III. —
07. Minstrel's Song, Op. 34
08. Jewish Songs, Op. 37, No. 2: Song of Mariamne
09. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: I. Massig Bewegt
10. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: II. Ziemlich Langsam
11. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: III. Entschlossen
12. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: IV. Ziemlich Lebhaft
13. Songs of the Dead, Op. 4: V. Massiges Zeitmass
14. Kaddisch, Op. 6
15. Song of Songs, Op. 5: I. No. 1
16. Song of Songs, Op. 5: II. No. 2
17. Chant Rigoureus, Op. 9 (trans. W. Borisowskij)
18. Suite for Viola and Piano: I. Lento - Allegro
19. Suite for Viola and Piano: II. Allegro Ironico
20. Suite for Viola and Piano: III. Lento
21. Suite for Viola and Piano: IV. Molto Vivo
Decades before the Yiddish Revival of the 80s (and beyond), the Moscow Society for Jewish Music presented its first concert in 1929. For a few short years, while the young Soviet Republic still tolerated independent artistic expression, a group of Jewish composers courageously fought to preserve their musical culture. While not a member of the Moscow group, Swiss composer Ernest Bloch received the Russian premieres of many of his compositions in the Society's concerts. Drawing upon the ancient traditions of Jewish liturgical chant, and the melodies of their home-in-exile, these composers created a vital, moving and deeply emotional tapestry of the Jewish experience. This recording is a profoundly important cultural document in the history of 20th century music.
Year 2020 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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