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Sonate (1956) f?r Violine und Klavier
?!?/719/959/e1ff82fabecccdc4c55eabc7e801a85f§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 01. "1. Moderato"
?!?/719/959/b4773dcc34033b504f0123b77aa746fd§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 02. "2. Molto presto"
?!?/719/959/08fc440dbe14f2bd6748d461e81f9e0e§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 03. "3. Molto lento"
?!?/719/959/e9e689999871b41f176c471c8a30eb0f§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 04. "4. Deciso, ma a cadenza"
?!?/719/959/2e8e77b3c22428195bcfe4697de62fbc§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 05. "Ciacona di Davide (f?r Viola und Klavier) (1970)"
?!?/719/959/42b1d161860bef975956ec195fe357dc§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 06. "Mosaik f?r Violine solo Nr. 2 (Hommage an Rodolfo Lipizer) (1987)"
Trio f?r Klavier, Violine und Violoncello (1968)
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?!?/719/959/c423faf267587fa798d4b063323a8ea4§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 08. "2. (ohne Satzbezeichnung)"
?!?/719/959/47177f6d944a876f548a28dc09d0a4e2§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 09. "3. (ohne Satzbezeichnung)"
?!?/719/959/32ceb1a61da7801b7db42179f9b82be6§§d7Sjdgkltrg8sjdg&tdisplay=Rest Ensemble-Malipiero:Chamber Music"??% 10. "4. (ohne Satzbezeichnung)"
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| Description: | Riccardo Malipiero (1914-2003) was an Italian composer, pianist, critic and music educator. He studied at the Milan and Turin Conservatory, later he pursued further studies with his uncle Gian Francesco Malipiero.
Malipieroâ??s early works were composed in a free atonality. In 1945 he began using a twelve-tone technique in his compositions, becoming one of the pioneers of that technique in Italy. In 1949 he organized the First Congress of twelve-tone music in Milan, which was attended by such famous composers as John Cage, Luigi Dallapiccola, Karl Amadeus Hartmann and Bruno Maderna.
This new recording presents his Piano Trio as well as works for viola and piano, violin and piano and cello solo. The music is highly charged and expressive, passionate, alternating violent and lyrical sections of great power and beauty: a discovery!
Played by the Italian Rest Ensemble, specialized in the performance and recording of contemporary chamber music. - REST ENSEMBLEThe Milanese composer Riccardo Malipiero was born in Milan in 1914 and took lessons with his uncle, Gian Francesco Malipiero in the late 30s. Malipiero disowned all that he wrote up until 1938 and saved only a small amount of that written before 1945: the surviving early pieces show the influence of his uncle's teaching and the neo-classicism of Casella and Stravinsky. However, influenced by Luigi Dallapiccola, he came to embrace a personal, lyrical language of 12-tone composition which ultimately traces it's roots back to the music of Berg. The four-movement Violin Sonata from 1956 makes an ideal introduction to Riccardo Malipiero's music, with a nervous, waltz-like Scherzo and a frozen slow movement leading into the finale's extensive violin cadenza, beautifully written for the instrument and played here by Rebecca Raimondi with burning conviction as well as ferocious accuracy (she included the sonata within her Master's recital at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, from which she graduated in 2017). At her graduation recital she was accompanied by Alessandro Viale, and together with the other members of the Rest Ensemble they have given concerts of Malipiero's music in both the UK and Italy, lending to these studio recordings the ring of intimacy and impassioned authenticity that is rare in recordings of unfamiliar modernist music. The Piano Trio of 1969 sets a tougher challenge to both performers and listeners, more angular and explosive, yet still imbued with a strain of wit and grace that runs through his output. |
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Chamber Ensemble
16.114
- Accordion 10- Bassoon 18- Brass 50- Bugle 41- Cello 323- Clarinet 129- Double Bass 20- Early Instrum. 138- Flute 234- Guitar 106- Harp 33- Harpsichord 24- Lute 18- Mandolin 16- Mixed Ensemble 77- Oboe 56- Organ 38- Other 12.232- Other Ensemble 223- Percussion 13- Piano 494- Piano Quartet 28- Piano Trio 166- Recorder 58- Saxophone 53- String Ensemble 93- String Quartet 443- String Quintet 21- String Trio 58- Trombone 20- Trumpet 53- Tuba 3- Viola 71- Violin 605- Wind Ensemble 51- Woodwind 40- octet 3Other Classic 3.446Symphonic Music 14.529
