Kultrum / Rosamunde String Quartet
Kultrum / Rosamunde String Quartet
ASIN: B000024582
On this CD:
1.
Cruz del Sur, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
2.
Salón de tango, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
3.
Milonga de los morenos, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
4.
...y solos - bajo una luna amarilla - discuten sobre el pasado, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
5.
Miserere, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
6.
El apriete, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
7.
...y se encaminó hacia el destierro, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
8.
Recitativo final, for bandoneon & string quartet
Composed by
Dino Saluzzi
with
Helmut Nicolai,
Anja Lechner,
Dino Saluzzi,
Andreas Reiner,
Simon Fordham
Editorial Reviews
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Bandoneonist and composer Dino Saluzzi has the long shadow of Astor Piazzolla to contend with, and on Kultrum he extends his countryman's chamber music explorations with the Munich-based Rosamunde String Quartet. Saluzzi plays with the quartet as his orchestra, keeping a parallel track for the bandoneon to play rhythmically against the longer violin and cello tones and then reverse roles, himself playing magnificent sheets as the strings jut out. But even "Salón de tango" sounds off to the left of anything recognizably tango, with puzzle pieces laying about that create the dance energy only when taken together. It's hard to get out from under Piazzolla's shadow with a bandoneon in hand, and while Saluzzi is certainly not trying to skirt influences, he moves quickly into a territory where the strings have diverse roles here, making the eight pieces feel more genuinely chamber-like than some of Piazzolla's works. In any case, Kultrum is undeniably an important move in the small circle of chamber music for bandoneon. --Andrew Bartlett
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ASIN: B000024582 Release Date: 2000-01-25 |
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Bandoneonist and composer Dino Saluzzi has the long shadow of Astor Piazzolla to contend with, and on Kultrum he extends his countryman's chamber music explorations with the Munich-based Rosamunde String Quartet. Saluzzi plays with the quartet as his orchestra, keeping a parallel track for the bandoneon to play rhythmically against the longer violin and cello tones and then reverse roles, himself playing magnificent sheets as the strings jut out. But even "Salón de tango" sounds off to the left of anything recognizably tango, with puzzle pieces laying about that create the dance energy only when taken together. It's hard to get out from under Piazzolla's shadow with a bandoneon in hand, and while Saluzzi is certainly not trying to skirt influences, he moves quickly into a territory where the strings have diverse roles here, making the eight pieces feel more genuinely chamber-like than some of Piazzolla's works. In any case, Kultrum is undeniably an important move in the small circle of chamber music for bandoneon. --Andrew BartlettCustomer Reviews:
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Andreas Reiner , Simon Fordham , Helmut Nicolai , and Anja Lechner Manufacturer: Ecm Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General
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ASIN: B00000I13N Release Date: 1999-02-09 |
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Bandoneonist and composer Dino Saluzzi has the long shadow of Astor Piazzolla to contend with, and on Kultrum, he extends his countryman's chamber-music explorations with the Munich-based Rosamunde String Quartet. Saluzzi plays with the quartet as his orchestra, keeping a parallel track for the bandoneon to play rhythmically against the longer violin and cello tones and then reverse roles, himself playing magnificent sheets as the strings jut out. But even "Salón de tango" sounds off to the left of anything recognizably tango, with puzzle pieces laying about that create the dance energy only when taken together. It's hard to get out from under Piazzolla's shadow with a bandoneon in hand, and while Saluzzi is certainly not trying to skirt influences, he moves quickly into a territory where the strings have diverse roles here, making the eight pieces feel more genuinely chamber-like than some of Piazzolla's works. In any case, Kultrum is undeniably an important move in the small circle of chamber music for bandoneon. --Andrew BartlettJazz Music: