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L'Amoroso & Guido Balestracci - A Schubertiade with Arpeggione
L'Amoroso - 圭多·巴莱斯特拉奇《带有琶音的舒伯特曲》
带有琶音的舒伯特曲
L'Amoroso - 圭多·巴莱斯特拉奇
由Ricercar 于 2020 年 1 月 17 日发布
主要艺术家： L'Amoroso Guido Balestracci
类型： 古典
数字小册子
可用
24 位/176.4 kHz
立体声
专辑评论
琶音是一种短暂的乐器，早已消失，它是一种奇怪而又奇妙的创造。琶音是奥地利吉他专家约翰·格奥尔格·施陶弗（Johann Georg Stauffer）凭借其天马行空的想象力发明的，于 1823 年发明，是一种用琴弓演奏的六弦吉他。这种乐器演奏起来相当别扭，六根琴弦和琴桥的形状使得运弓特别微妙。琶音早已成为永远摆放在博物馆尘封橱窗中的奇特乐器，是好奇发明家创造力的见证。舒伯特自己也是一名吉他手，和许多浪漫的年轻男子一样，他对这种乐器非常感兴趣，甚至为它创作了一首奏鸣曲。如今，琶音主要用大提琴演奏，在 20 世纪因埃马纽埃尔·费尔曼（Emmanuel Feuermann）于 1937 年录制的传奇唱片和 20 世纪 60 年代初罗斯特罗波维奇与本杰明·布里顿（Benjamin Britten）合作录制的传奇唱片而闻名。现在，大提琴家经常演奏琶音。
圭多·巴莱斯特拉奇 (Guido Balestracci) 围绕这首著名的奏鸣曲制作了一个节目，节目中收录了舒伯特的作品，并用稀有乐器演奏：古钢琴、三弦吉他、古鲁特琴，当然还有意大利制琴师保罗·朱塞佩·拉比诺 (Paolo Giuseppe Rabino) 于 2011 年根据 19 世纪布拉格制造的乐器重新制作的琶音。虽然这次修复并不是有史以来的第一次，但它让我们恢复了一种我们认为已经消失的奇怪声音。© François Hudry
原始录音详情：录音：Abbaye de Noirlac – Center Culturel de rencontre（法国谢尔），2019 年 3 月
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01. Sch?ne Minka.flac
02. Sonatine No.1 in D Major, D. 384 I. Allegro molto.flac
03. Sonatine No.1 in D Major, D. 384 II. Andante.flac
04. Sonatine No.1 in D Major, D. 384 III. Allegro vivace.flac
05. Schwanengesang, D. 957 St?ndchen.flac
06. An die Laute D. 905.flac
07. Sonate für Arpeggione in A Minor, D. 821 I. Allegro moderato.flac
08. Sonate für Arpeggione in A Minor, D. 821 II. Adagio.flac
09. Sonate für Arpeggione in A Minor, D. 821 III. Allegretto.flac
10. Die sch?ne Müllerin, D. 795 Pause.flac
11. Schwanengesang, D. 957 Liebesbotschaft.flac
12. An die Nachtigall, D. 497.flac
13. Valse Le printemps, VWV 1177.flac
关于专辑
1 张光盘 - 13 首曲目
总时长： 01:03:35
1 本电子小册子
主要艺术家：
爱之情
吉多·巴莱斯特拉奇
作曲家： 弗朗茨·舒伯特
标签： Ricercar
区域: 奥地利
类型： 古典
时期：浪漫主义音乐
可用
24 位/176.4 kHz
立体声
数字小册子
2019 外出 2019 外出
Album review
A short-lived instrument which has long since disappeared, the arpeggione is a weird and wonderful creation. Dreamt up with the wild imagination of the Austrian luthier Johann Georg Stauffer, who specialized in guitars, this instrument which was invented in 1823 is a kind of 6-string guitar that is played with a bow. It was rather awkward to play, the six strings and the shape of the bridge making the bowing particularly delicate. The arpeggione has long since joined the cohort of instrumental oddities forever populating dusty museum windows, testimony to the creativity of curious inventors. A guitarist himself, like many young romantic men, Schubert became so interested in this instrument that he dedicated a sonata to it. Mainly played today on the cello, it was made famous in the 20th century by the legendary recordings of Emmanuel Feuermann in 1937 and then of Rostropovitch with Benjamin Britten in the early 1960s. It is now commonly played by cellists.
Guido Balestracci has crafted a programme around this famous sonata with transcriptions of works by Schubert for rare instruments: fortepiano, terz guitar, archlute and, of course, an arpeggione reconstructed by the Italian luthier Paolo Giuseppe Rabino in 2011 based on an instrument made in Prague in the 19th century. Although this rehabilitation is not the first on record, it nevertheless allows us to recover a strange sound that we thought had been lost. © François Hudry/Qobuz
Details of original recording : Recording: Abbaye de Noirlac – Centre culturel de rencontre (Cher, France), March 2019
About the album
1 disc(s) - 13 track(s)
Total length: 01:03:35
1 Digital booklet
Main artists: L'Amoroso Guido Balestracci
Composer: Franz Schubert
Label: Ricercar
Area: Autriche
Genre: Classical
Period: Romantic Music
Available in
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Stereo
Digital booklet
2019 Outhere 2019 Outhere
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