Mozart (1756-1791) - Serenade No.10, Divertimento No.2 : Aichi Chamber Orchestra - Import CD

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Carissimi

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A piece filled with the various pleasures of a wind ensemble: the magnificent "Grand Partita" and the lighthearted "Divertimento"! The album includes the large-scale "Grand Partita" written for 13 instruments and "Divertimento No. 2" with a minimum of triplets. This is a disc filled with the joys of a wide variety of wind ensembles. The magnificent "Grand Partita" is a performance in which the character of each instrument can be clearly felt, and the vivid melodies sung one after another are heartwarming. The chords in the tutti are exquisitely balanced, and the beautiful tone that never loses its freshness is irresistible. Divertimento," on the other hand, is a fine piece that makes full use of the functionality of the wind instruments in a clear acoustic. This piece was performed by Anmi Kumazawa (oboe), Miho Serizawa (clarinet), and Kazuyo Nomura (bassoon). ～The performance by the wind section of the ~Aichi Chamber Orchestra easily jumped over those traps and made us feel the heart (heart) of Mozart.It is as if Mozart and the Stadler brothers, court musicians of the Viennese court, were close friends. The Stadler brothers, like the court musicians of VIENNA, were close friends of Mozart, and the history of Japanese wind instruments, which has only lasted about 1.5 centuries, can also be felt. ～The performance was full of vitality and made us listen to human Mozart... They easily made a new history of Japanese wind ensembles. Excerpts from the commentary by Shuhei Isobe, former principal clarinetist of the NHK Symphony Orchestra Currently, the orchestra consists of professional musicians who have studied in Japan and abroad and are active in Aichi Prefecture and the Tokai region. In addition to its subscription concerts, the orchestra has been holding family concerts for parents and children every year since 2005. The orchestra has an established reputation for its elaborate content, including musical stories planned and directed by the orchestra members themselves. In 2015, Yuri Nitta assumed the position of Permanent Conductor.In July 2019, the orchestra was invited by the Naxos Music Library to perform Nordic music in two cities, Lijksa and Helsinki, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between Japan and Finland. In July 2019, he was invited by Lijksa Brass Week to perform in Lijksa and Helsinki to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the diplomatic relations between Japan and Finland, and will give successful performances in Finland. King International

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