Rasch
Works by Johann Sebastian Bach, George Gershwin, Franco Donatoni
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GEN 17466 EAN: 4260036254662
7.4.2017
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Their tone is stunningly beautiful, their arrangements sophisticated, and they play together with such precision that we’re convinced we’re hearing an organ. This is the Arcis Saxophone Quartet. The successful Munich-based ensemble is presenting its GENUIN debut release after winning first prizes at no fewer than five major international competitions. The program features works by Bach, Gershwin, and the breathtakingly virtuosic Rasch by Franco Donatoni, which gave the album its name. With its lively and spirited sound, the performances prove to be a true delight: Bach is light and transparent, Gershwin exuberant and unbelievably driven – highly recommended listening!
Spiegel Online
"clarity in the arrangement and sonic perfection with a flawless approach"
Review (in German) by Werner Theurich Spiegel Online, April 2017
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Tracklist
- Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Italienisches Konzert in F-Dur, BWV 971 (1735)
Allegro - Andante
- Presto
- George Gershwin (1898-1937)
Porgy and Bess Suite (1936)
Jasbo Brown - Summertime
- There´s a Boat Leaving Soon
- It Ain´t Necessarily So
- Finale
- Franco Donatoni (1927-2000)
Rasch II (1995)
für Saxophonquartett, Perkussion und Klavier
Their tone is stunningly beautiful, their arrangements sophisticated, and they play together with such precision that we’re convinced we’re hearing an organ. This is the Arcis Saxophone Quartet. The successful Munich-based ensemble is presenting its GENUIN debut release after winning first prizes at no fewer than five major international competitions. The program features works by Bach, Gershwin, and the breathtakingly virtuosic Rasch by Franco Donatoni, which gave the album its name. With its lively and spirited sound, the performances prove to be a true delight: Bach is light and transparent, Gershwin exuberant and unbelievably driven – highly recommended listening!
Spiegel Online
"clarity in the arrangement and sonic perfection with a flawless approach"
Review (in German) by Werner Theurich Spiegel Online, April 2017