Bruno Maderna: Complete Works for Orchestra Vol. 2
Thaddeus Watson (flute), Claudia Barainsky (soprano), Clara Andrada de la Calle (flute/piccolo), Alejandro Rutkauskas (violin), Jochen Tschabrun (clarinet), Ulrich Büsing (bass clarinet), John MacDonald (horn)
hr-Sinfonieorchester & Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, Arturo Tamayo
The authority of Tamayo's direction, allied to the assurance of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra and abetted by SACD sound that clarifies the densest passages, is a constant pleasure in...
Bruno Maderna: Complete Works for Orchestra Vol. 2
Thaddeus Watson (flute), Claudia Barainsky (soprano), Clara Andrada de la Calle (flute/piccolo), Alejandro Rutkauskas (violin), Jochen Tschabrun (clarinet), Ulrich Büsing (bass clarinet), John MacDonald (horn)
hr-Sinfonieorchester & Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, Arturo Tamayo
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The authority of Tamayo's direction, allied to the assurance of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra and abetted by SACD sound that clarifies the densest passages, is a constant pleasure in...
About
The five orchestral works in this comprehensive anthology have a common nucleus pointing to the core interests which Bruno Maderna pursued from 1954 to 1966: experiments with a post-serial harmonic vocabulary, and a search for dramatic structures. This CD includes Composition in Three Tempi, Concerto for Flute and Orchestra, Aria, Dimension III and Stele per Diotima.
Contents and tracklist
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Thaddeus Watson
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Claudia Barainsky, Sebastian Wittiber
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Clara Andrada de la Calle
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
Awards and reviews
July/August 2010
The authority of Tamayo's direction, allied to the assurance of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra and abetted by SACD sound that clarifies the densest passages, is a constant pleasure in itself.
