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Disc 01
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio D-Dur T 145 01. "1. Allegro con spirito" 02. "2. Rondo: Allegro"
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio G-Dur T 146 03. "1. Allegro grazioso" 04. "2. Rondo: Allegretto"
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio a-moll T 147 05. "1. Allegro affettuoso" 06. "2. Presto"
Disc 02
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio C-Dur T 148 01. "1. Allegro brillante" 02. "2. Tempo di minuetto: Grazioso"
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio G-Dur T 149 03. "1. Allegro espressivo" 04. "2. Andante: Arioso con variatione"
Quartett f?r Fl?te und Streichtrio A-Dur T 150 05. "1. Allegro con grazia e moderato" 06. "2. Presto"
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| Description: | Giuseppe Maria Cambini was probably active in Naples in the mid-1760s, but nothing certain is known of him until his move to Paris in the early 1770s, where his Op.1, a set of string quartets, was published shortly afterwards. Within the next 35 years upwards of 600 instrumental works had appeared under his name - enough to stretch even the famous Brilliant catalogue of 'complete' composer boxes... But Cambini's well-crafted melodies and good-humored charm are well worthy of investigation, and from this set of quartets with flute, it is easy to see why his music was so popular: he was the gallant Parisian composer par excellence. His life was even more anonymous than his music, and his death still more so; he may have died in Paris in 1825, or perhaps a decade earlier in the Netherlands. The structure of these quartets is generally in no more than two movements, often both quick and in the same key. The themes are easy on the ear, with a natural, simple, unsurprising language and characterized by part-writing of unfailing sympathy. There is a strong stylistic elegance, touching inspiration and pre-Romantic feeling with hints of proto-Schubertian inspiration. In these historically informed performances, Stefano Parrino plays on a modern Yamaha copy of a Classical-model wooden flute. He is himself a graduate of the Paris Conservatoire, where he studied with Patrick Gallois. This music is not otherwise available on CD: another Brilliant original, and a disc of guaranteed if undemanding pleasure. Giuseppe Cambini was born in Naples, but settled early in his life in Paris, where he became a well known musician, teacher and composer of an astonishing quantity of works, mainly of instrumental chamber music. His flute quartets are delightful works, light, sprightly, charming, full of good tunes and interesting instrumental flourishes. A true composer of the Galant Style, in Parisian spirit. Played by a young and enthousiastic Italian ensemble DuePiuDue, playing original instruments, obviously enjoying these highly entertaining works. World premieres! |
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Chamber Ensemble
16.114
- Accordion 10- Bassoon 18- Brass 50- Bugle 41- Cello 323- Clarinet 129- Double Bass 20- Early Instrum. 138- Flute 234- Guitar 106- Harp 33- Harpsichord 24- Lute 18- Mandolin 16- Mixed Ensemble 77- Oboe 56- Organ 38- Other 12.232- Other Ensemble 223- Percussion 13- Piano 494- Piano Quartet 28- Piano Trio 166- Recorder 59- Saxophone 53- String Ensemble 93- String Quartet 443- String Quintet 21- String Trio 58- Trombone 20- Trumpet 52- Tuba 3- Viola 71- Violin 605- Wind Ensemble 51- Woodwind 40- octet 3Other Classic 3.452Symphonic Music 14.528
Codex Rost 1660
