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Bottiroli composed his first waltz: _Concert Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier_, B10, thus creating his first piece inspired by this dance form that will have great relevance to his entire oeuvre. Derived from Richard Straus’s homonymous comic opera, Bottiroli transports the listener into a Viennese salon with an unusual sextet ensemble: two pianos, violin, viola, clarinet and harp. The two pianos, central to the narrative, engage in a sincere and pleasant dialogue with each other and the other instruments.
José Antonio BOTTIROLI (1920–1990)
Valses de concierto de El caballero de la rosa ('concert waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier'), B10
for 2 Pianos, Violin, Viola, Clarinet and Harp (1955)
Performers
Members of the Brno Philharmonic
Lukáš Daňhel, Clarinet
Pavel Wallinger, Violin Petr Pšenica, Viola
Ivana Švestková, Harp
Antón & Maite Piano Duo
Antón Dolgov, Piano
Maite León, Piano
*BOTTIROLI, J.A.: Piano Works (Complete), Vol. 4 - Mementos*
JOSÉ ANTONIO BOTTIROLI’s protégé and greatest champion, Fabio Banegas, presents this fourth volume of his mentor’s complete piano works. In this wide-ranging collection we hear works with orchestra and with chamber ensemble, as well as pieces for piano solo and duo. Symphonic Impressions for piano and orchestra offers lyricism and virtuosity, while the remainder of the programme focuses on Bottiroli’s contrapuntal mastery, the creative refashioning and expansion of earlier works, and his use of Argentine folk dances such as the chamamé. Together they present musical mementos of his own life experience.
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Bottiroli composed his first waltz: _Concert Waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier_, B10, thus creating his first piece inspired by this dance form that will have great relevance to his entire oeuvre. Derived from Richard Straus’s homonymous comic opera, Bottiroli transports the listener into a Viennese salon with an unusual sextet ensemble: two pianos, violin, viola, clarinet and harp. The two pianos, central to the narrative, engage in a sincere and pleasant dialogue with each other and the other instruments.
José Antonio BOTTIROLI (1920–1990)
Valses de concierto de El caballero de la rosa ('concert waltzes from Der Rosenkavalier'), B10
for 2 Pianos, Violin, Viola, Clarinet and Harp (1955)
Performers
Members of the Brno Philharmonic
Lukáš Daňhel, Clarinet
Pavel Wallinger, Violin Petr Pšenica, Viola
Ivana Švestková, Harp
Antón & Maite Piano Duo
Antón Dolgov, Piano
Maite León, Piano
*BOTTIROLI, J.A.: Piano Works (Complete), Vol. 4 - Mementos*
JOSÉ ANTONIO BOTTIROLI’s protégé and greatest champion, Fabio Banegas, presents this fourth volume of his mentor’s complete piano works. In this wide-ranging collection we hear works with orchestra and with chamber ensemble, as well as pieces for piano solo and duo. Symphonic Impressions for piano and orchestra offers lyricism and virtuosity, while the remainder of the programme focuses on Bottiroli’s contrapuntal mastery, the creative refashioning and expansion of earlier works, and his use of Argentine folk dances such as the chamamé. Together they present musical mementos of his own life experience.
Discover now: grandpiano.lnk.to/GP959ID
***
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