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Quatuor Voce Kodály Kronos Quartet Voce Quartet Bartók Becker Shelley Segal 2006
‘Playing the demanding and constantly shifting string quartet repertory is enough to fill up four lives . . . Buoyed up by this heritage, we wanted to explore less well-known territories. In the early years of the twentieth century, Bartók and Kodály roamed the villages of Hungary and Romania, collecting, transcribing and recording hundreds of folk tunes and songs. ‘Building on a number of encounters with leading figures of jazz and world music, we asked five instrumentalist-composers to write us pieces inspired by musical worlds to which they feel close. In addition to these new compositions, we wanted to record Escalay by the Egyptian oud player Hamza el Din who died in 2006, a nod to the Kronos Quartet whose approach is an inspiration to us.’ (Voce Quartet: Sarah Dayan and Cécile Roubin (violins), Guillaume Becker (viola), Lydia Shelley (cello)). A recording made under the artistic direction of Vincent Segal. Release date → September 28th Stream//Download//Buy → (http•••) FACEBOOK→ www.facebook.com/alphaclassics TWITTER → www.twitter.com/alpha_classics INSTAGRAM → www.instagram.com/alpha_classics/ YOUTUBE → www.youtube.com/c/alphaclassics WEBSITE → www.outhere-music.com/alphaclassics
Voce Quartet Michael Jarrell Pascal Dusapin Luca Francesconi Fujikura Wolfgang Rihm Ansermet 2015
70th Geneva International Music Competition COMPOSITION PRIZE 2015 Sunghyun Lee Finalist of the Composition Prize Laureate of the Audience , Young Audience and Students Special Prizes "Moment étincelant" for string quartet Performed by the Voce Quartet Jury members : Michael Jarrell (Chair) Pascal Dusapin Luca Francesconi Dai Fujikura Wolfgang Rihm 8 November 2015 - 20 PM - Studio Ansermet, Geneva, Switzerland Image & editing : Mediaprofil Production Sound : RTS - Espace 2 Copyright : Concours de Genève www.concoursgeneve.ch With the support of the Fondation Reine Marie José
Mozart Brahms Lise Berthaud Schubert Beethoven Quatuor Voce Voce Quartet
Available here: (http•••) After its first two recordings, devoted to Schubert then Beethoven, highly praised and recommended by the critics (both ffff in Télérama, recommended by The Strad...), this eclectic, innovative quartet is now celebrating its tenth anniversary by tackling the string quintets of Mozart and Brahms. These two scores, representative of the culmination of a career in the case of Brahms and, for Mozart, the end of a life, are sustained by vigorous inspiration and frothing energy. Whereas the Brahms Quintet, both brilliant and highly moving, recalls some of his best-known themes (including that of the Sextet, Op. 18, used by Louis Malle in his film The Lovers), Mozart jotted down on paper the four movements of a work that speaks intensely about him, in the diversity of its moods and the complexity of its writing. Named ‘Rising Star’ for the last season by the European Chamber Hall Organisation, the Voce Quartet has performed in venues the world over. For this project, it calls on Lise Berthaud, one of the most brilliant French violists, to round out the quintet.
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