Bruno Maderna: Complete Works for Orchestra Vol. 4
Konrad Graf, Andreas Hepp, Burkhard Roggenbruck, Andreas Boettger (percussion), Alejandro Rutauskas (violin)
hr-Sinfonieorchester & Frankfurt Symphony Radio Orchestra, Arturo Tamayo
Tamayo makes most of Maderna's neat premise. The conductor walks through the orchestra, as if he's navigating pathways through the secret garden Maderna invokes in his title. If nothing different...
Bruno Maderna: Complete Works for Orchestra Vol. 4
Konrad Graf, Andreas Hepp, Burkhard Roggenbruck, Andreas Boettger (percussion), Alejandro Rutauskas (violin)
hr-Sinfonieorchester & Frankfurt Symphony Radio Orchestra, Arturo Tamayo
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Tamayo makes most of Maderna's neat premise. The conductor walks through the orchestra, as if he's navigating pathways through the secret garden Maderna invokes in his title. If nothing different...
About
Quadrivium was composed in 1969 and marks the beginning of Maderna’s final creative period, during which he wrote impressive and headstrong works for large symphonic forces. Aura was commissioned for the 80th anniversary of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and was premiered in 1972. Amanda was written in 1966 and is uninhibited, cheerful and lyrical.
Contents and tracklist
- Konrad Graf, Andreas Hepp, Burkhard Roggenbuck, Andreas Boettger
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
- Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
- Arturo Tamayo
Awards and reviews
July 2012
Tamayo makes most of Maderna's neat premise. The conductor walks through the orchestra, as if he's navigating pathways through the secret garden Maderna invokes in his title. If nothing different happened in sound there would be little point in going to such extremes; but Tamayo creates an illusion of three-dimensional sound
29th March 2012
The performances under Arturo Tamayo are just what one wants, nicely detailed with a real confident sweep about them: the Frankfurt Radio Orchestra sound as if they've been playing this music all their professional lives.
