Agoraphilia / Duo Agorà

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Label
Stradivarius
Release Date
July 16, 2021
Format
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    Featuring
    • COMPOSER
      VARIOUS
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Duo Agora
    • PERFORMER
      DUO AGORA
    Product Details
    • RELEASE DATE
      July 16, 2021
    • UPC
      8011570371843
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      STR37184
    • LABEL
      Stradivarius
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
    Works
    1. I. Run, bird

      Composer: Takashi Yoshimatsu

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    2. II. Sing, bird

      Composer: Takashi Yoshimatsu

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    3. III. Fly, bird

      Composer: Takashi Yoshimatsu

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    4. Helin

      Composer: Daniele Salvatore

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    5. St. Petersburg Variations

      Composer: Eugenio Catone

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    6. Suite Hellenique

      Composer: Pedro Iturralde

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    7. May This Bliss Never End

      Composer: Jacob TV

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    8. Ave Maria, "Tanti anti prima" (arr. for saxophone and piano)

      Composer: Astor Piazzolla

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

    9. Dialogo sulla lontananza

      Composer: Eugenio Catone

      Ensemble: Duo Agorà

      Performer: Mario Marzi


Agoraphilia is an invitation to raise awareness and love for open spaces, spaces of Being and visual spaces. This is the reason why this work offers a strong synergy between musicians, eras, repertoires and literary hymns, responding to the particular situation of closure and forced introversion caused by the pandemic events. The Duo Agorà, formed by Domenico Luciano on Saxophones and Eugenio Catone on Piano, was born in 2008 with the aim of exploring new repertoires, starting from sharing the urban sound space and from the sensorial message that the languages of new music bring to the modern society. Defined by the critics as two courageous pioneers (criticaclassica.it) and exceptional virtuosos (Novi List), they propose original works composed by living artists, but also pieces composed by themselves or dedicated to them, using different types of saxophones and electronic instruments during their concerts. They received numerous awards in international chamber music competitions including TIM competition, Rovere d'Oro Award, Zinetti Award.