Bach & Kurtág
Works for Cello and Piano
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GEN 12256 EAN: 4260036252569
1.10.2012
Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
The young, congenial, prize-winning Duo Arp Frantz has been in existence for 16 years. On their third GENUIN recording, Julian Arp and his piano partner Caspar Frantz offer surprises with their interpretations that are both modern and true to the original style. One can hear how much the Duo feels at home with Bach and Kurtág from their rapturous, virtuoso ensemble playing in Bach's gamba sonatas and their sensitively scrupulous interpretation of the Kurtág pieces, almost shyly embedded in between. This is deeply moving music of a reassuring intensity.
Julian Arp Cello
Caspar Frantz Piano
The young, congenial, prize-winning Duo Arp Frantz has been in existence for 16 years. On their third GENUIN recording, Julian Arp and his piano partner Caspar Frantz offer surprises with their interpretations that are both modern and true to the original style. One can hear how much the Duo feels at home with Bach and Kurtág from their rapturous, virtuoso ensemble playing in Bach's gamba sonatas and their sensitively scrupulous interpretation of the Kurtág pieces, almost shyly embedded in between. This is deeply moving music of a reassuring intensity.
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Tracklist
- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Sonata No. 3 in G minor - György Kurtág (*1926)
Virág az ember... Mijakónak - György Kurtág
Hommage à John Cage - György Kurtág
Prelude and Chorale - Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata No. 2 in D major - György Kurtág
Ligatura Y - György Kurtág
Jelek - György Kurtág
"Aus tiefer Not"... Un message à M. Santchi 80 - Johann Sebastian Bach
Sonata No. 1 in G major - György Kurtág
Pilinszky János: Gérard de Nerval - György Kurtág
Schatten (Shadows) - György Kurtág
Kroó György in memoriam - Johann Sebastian Bach
Adagio from BWV 564
The young, congenial, prize-winning Duo Arp Frantz has been in existence for 16 years. On their third GENUIN recording, Julian Arp and his piano partner Caspar Frantz offer surprises with their interpretations that are both modern and true to the original style. One can hear how much the Duo feels at home with Bach and Kurtág from their rapturous, virtuoso ensemble playing in Bach's gamba sonatas and their sensitively scrupulous interpretation of the Kurtág pieces, almost shyly embedded in between. This is deeply moving music of a reassuring intensity.