GEN 22779
EAN: 4260036257793 |
6.5.2022 |
| Heinz Winbeck (1946–2019) |
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| Streichquartett Nr. 1 „Tempi capricciosi“ (1979) |
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| unaufhaltsam |
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| a tempo |
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| Takt 416 |
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| Takt 516 |
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| Takt 724 |
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| Heinz Winbeck (1946–2019) |
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| Streichquartett Nr. 2 „Tempi notturni“ (1979) |
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| sehr introvertiert und äußerst ruhig |
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| Tempo primo |
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| Heinz Winbeck (1946–2019) |
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| Streichquartett Nr. 3 „Jagdquartett“ (1984) |
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| sehr langsam, unsicher suchend |
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| mit dumpfer innerer Wut |
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| presto possibile |
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| gehetzt und verfolgt |
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Aus der Enge in die Weite – From confinement to expansiveness
String Quartets No. 1–3 by Heinz Winbeck Leopold Mozart Quartett
Heinz Thaddäus Winbeck, Composer
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A new GENUIN CD featuring the Leopold Mozart Quartet is dedicated to the string quartet works of composer Heinz Winbeck, who died in 2019. The Augsburg ensemble, made of four musicians who are active throughout Germany, is known for its high artistic quality, demanding programming, and enormous versatility. Winbeck's three string quartets were written in a period of only five years, between 1979 and 1984, and are the expression of a mature composer at the height of his powers. An unconditional will characterizes Winbeck's music to expressivity and is particularly evident in the interpretation by the Leopold Mozart Quartet: Expansive lines, the use of sparse material, and the search for extreme states – gripping, new chamber music!
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