Telemann (1681-1767) - Works for Violins without bass : Enrico Onofri(Vn)Imaginarium Ensemble - Import CD

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Rubinstein / Shelest

Description:

Telemann's quartet is now in the midst of this exciting music! A violin band that has mastered the art of sharpness, cutting sharply into all kinds of human emotions! Sharp violins proclaim...", a new world without bass, created by the virtuoso Onofri. Sharp violins proclaim... The sharp sound of the violin sings of jealousy and despair, anger and resentment, pain and passion. For a beautiful and noble lady" - inspired by the words from John Dryden's "Songs for St. Cecilia's Day" - Enrico Onofri presents an ambitious album in which he expresses contrasting moods caused by various emotions using only the violin. The Imaginarium Ensemble he organized was temporarily without a bass, transforming itself into a "sharp band" with a few violins doing all the work. Telemann left many chamber works without a bass continuo. The Concerto for four violins is a unique work with an unusual compositional structure, and the Duets, which can be played on a variety of instruments, are gems that incorporate a variety of styles and deep expressive power. The duo pieces, which can be played on a variety of instruments, are also gems that incorporate a wide range of styles and deep expressiveness. This is a sharp musical feast. Onofri, who is at the pinnacle of popularity and ability in the world of classical violin music, will be joined by Tampieri, Begelman, and Vassi, all of whom have been invited to perform with Onofri.All of them are familiar players who have known Onofri for a long time, and you will be amazed at the ensemble's wonder, which can be said to be a kind of "heart-to-heart" communication. The piece "by Mr. Melante" is an anagram of Telemann (Melante), a playful signature aimed at Italian audiences. It is a playful signature aimed at Italian audiences. King International