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Schubert, Quartetto Di Cremona | Eckart Runge - String Quintet | String Quartet 'Death And The Maiden' FLAC album


Performer: Schubert, Quartetto Di Cremona
Genre: Classical
Title: String Quintet
Released: 05 Apr 2019
Style: Romantic
Label: Audite
Catalog Number: 23.443
FLAC version ZIP size: 2048 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1340 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1361 mb
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 597

Tracklist

1IV. Allegretto9:30
2I. Allegro11:53
3IV. Presto9:04
4String Quintet In C Major, Op. 163 (D. 956)
5III. Scherzo. Presto – Trio. Andante Sostenuto10:14
6String Quartet No. 14 In D Minor (D. 810) ‘Death And The Maiden’
7II. Adagio14:25
8I. Allegro Ma Non Troppo19:43
9II. Andante Con Moto13:36
10III. Scherzo. Allegro Molto – Trio3:49

Credits

  • Art Direction, DesignAB•Design
  • CelloEckart Runge (tracks: 5 to 8)
  • Cello [Quartetto Di Cremona]Giovanni Scaglione
  • Composed ByFranz Schubert
  • Edited ByDipl.-Tonmeister Justus Beyer
  • EnsembleQuartetto Di Cremona
  • Executive-Producer, EngineerDipl.-Tonmeister Ludger Böckenhoff
  • Liner NotesVittoria Fontana
  • Liner Notes [English Translation]Mara Gerety
  • Photography ByHolger Ollof Geissler, Nikolaj Lund, Roland Unger
  • Viola [Quartetto Di Cremona]Simone Gramaglia
  • Violin [Quartetto Di Cremona]Cristiano Gualco, Paolo Andreoli

Notes

Recording: September 18-22, 2017, Leibniz Saal (Hannover Congress Centrum)
℗ © 2019

Instruments:

Cristiano Gualco – Violin Stradivarius “Paganini”, 1727
Paolo Andreoli – Violin Stradivarius “Paganini”, 1680
Simone Gramaglia – Viola Stradivarius “Paganini”, 1731
Giovanni Scaglione – Cello Stradivarius “Paganini”, 1736
Eckart Runge – cello Hieronymus and Antonio Amati, Cremona ca. 1595 (generous loan of ‘Merito String Instruments Trust Vienna’)

Includes a digital booklet with line notes in English.

Companies

  • Recorded At – Beethovensaal, Hannover
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ludger Böckenhoff
  • Copyright (c) – Ludger Böckenhoff