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Aus der Enge in Die Weite: Streichquartette no.1-3 von Heinz Winbeck (24/48 FLAC)

Aus der Enge in Die Weite: Streichquartette no.1-3 von Heinz Winbeck (24/48 FLAC)
Aus der Enge in Die Weite: Streichquartette no.1-3 von Heinz Winbeck (24/48 FLAC)

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Composer: Heinz Winbeck
Performer: Leopold Mozart Quartett
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Genuin
Catalogue: GEN22779
Release: 2022
Size: 594 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes

String Quartet No. 1 ‘Tempi capricciosi’
01. I. Unaufhaltsam
02. II. A tempo
03. III. Takt 416
04. IV. Takt 516
05. V. Takt 724

String Quartet No. 2 ‘Tempi notturni’
06. I. Sehr introvertiert und äußerst ruhig
07. II. Tempo primo

String Quartet No. 3 ‘Jagdquartett’
08. I. Sehr langsam, unsicher suchend
09. II. Mit dumpfer innerer Wut
10. III. Presto possibile
11. IV. Gehetzt und verfolgt

With “Lux laetitiae”, La Reverdie continues its discographical journey after the success of its most recent production devoted to Francesco Landini, from the Florence of the great blind composer of the fourteenth century, to the splendour of the Este court in fifteenth-century Ferrara!


The programme presents twelve pieces from an important codex that belonged to the court, in which fashionable composers such as Guillaume Dufay and John Dunstaple tried their hand at the motet genre. The performances combine six voices with a rich array of instruments and aim to reproduce the resplendent sound of the Este cappella at the time of Lionello and Borso, passionate patrons who attracted to Ferrara many talented artists charged with adorning the court with art, beauty and harmony.


An exploration of the prolific tradition of the Marian cult which, from the twelfth century onwards, was manifested in an extraordinary wealth of musical forms and which, in the fifteenth century, resulted in grandiose compositions that can still captivate us today with their complexity and fascination.

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