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Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Greeting Cards for Guitar
12,00 €
Formát:
CD
Dostupnosť:
na sklade / dostupné okamžite
Katalógové číslo:
8.574246
EAN kód:
0747313424672
Autori:
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Interpreti:
Andrea De Vitis
Vydavateľ:
NAXOS, NAXOS Guitar Collection
Zoznam skladieb
Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Greetings Cards, Op. 170 No. 3Work length 1:12:01
Andrea de Vitis - guitar
No. 5, Tonadilla on the Name of Andrés Segovia
No. 6, Rondel on the Name of Siegfried Behrend
No. 7, Preludio in forma di habanera sul nome di Bruno Tonazzi
No. 10, Tanka (Japanese Song) on the Name of Isao Takahashi
No. 14, Ninna Nanna, a Lullaby for Eugene
No. 15, Song of the Azores on the Name of Enos (Joseph Enos)
No. 33, Canzone siciliana sul nome Gangi (Mario Gangi)
No. 34, Ballatella on the Name of Christopher Parkening
No. 36, Sarabande on the Name of Rey de la Torre
No. 37, Romanza sul nome di Oscar Ghiglia
No. 38, Homage to Purcell, Fantasia on the Names of Ronald and Henry Purcell
No. 39, Canción cubana on the Name of Héctor García
No. 40, Canción venezuelana sul nome di Alirio Díaz
No. 41, Canción argentina sul nome di Ernesto Bitetti
No. 42, Estudio sul nome di Manuel López Ramos
No. 43, Aria da chiesa sul nome di Ruggero Chiesa
No. 44, Brasileira sul nome di Laurindo Almeida
No. 46, Japanese Print on the Name of Jiro Matsuda
No. 47, Volo d'angeli sul nome di Angelo Gilardino
No. 48, Canzone calabrese on the Name of Ernest Calabria
No. 50, Tarantella campana on the Name of Eugene Di Novi
Popis
Between 1953 and 1967, the Italian composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco wrote a series of Greeting Cards. These 52 musical folios, 21 of which were written for the guitar – an instrument that had inspired him since he first heard Segovia perform – are pen portraits of admired colleagues. Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s imagination and technical mastery are reinforced by the use of rhythms associated with the dedicatees’ nationality or through evocations inspired by their names. The cycle offers a surprising, generous and rewarding body of musical cryptology that belies its small-scale form.
