Starter Packs

Complete your collection with these curated titles, grouped at a special discount.

Shop Now
Musique en Wallonie

Antoine: Quatuor et Sonate

$20.99

Details

Composer
ANTOINE, GEORGES
Artist
Oxalys
Format
CD
Label
Musique en Wallonie
Released
Nov 18, 2014
Catalog #
MEW1473
UPC
5425008314730

About

The 14-18 collection draws a musical picture of the Great War years, thanks to recordings of both erudite and popular musical pieces that emerged at the time. + The chamber music of Georges Antoine, most of whose works were composed during the war years, is the first volume of this collection. + The soldier musician (as d'Indy called him) enlisted in August 1914, was discharged in May 2015 due to deteriorating health, settled in Bretagne where he composed music and arranged concerts, voluntarily went back to the front in 1918 although still sick, before dying at Bruges four days after Armistice.

Tracklist 6 tracks

  1. 1 I. Introduction: Assez lent - Modéré - Anime 10:44
    Track
    1
    Title
    I. Introduction: Assez lent - Modéré - Anime
    Duration
    10:44
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Ensemble
    Oxalys
  2. 2 II. Assez lent - Tres expressif 10:29
    Track
    2
    Title
    II. Assez lent - Tres expressif
    Duration
    10:29
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Ensemble
    Oxalys
  3. 3 III. Anime 08:02
    Track
    3
    Title
    III. Anime
    Duration
    08:02
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Ensemble
    Oxalys
  4. 4 I. Modéré - Animé - Modéré - Animé 07:37
    Track
    4
    Title
    I. Modéré - Animé - Modéré - Animé
    Duration
    07:37
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Performer
    Shirly Laub, Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden
  5. 5 II. Assez lent 07:29
    Track
    5
    Title
    II. Assez lent
    Duration
    07:29
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Performer
    Shirly Laub, Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden
  6. 6 III. Resolu et anime 07:04
    Track
    6
    Title
    III. Resolu et anime
    Duration
    07:04
    Composer
    Georges Antoine
    Performer
    Shirly Laub, Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden