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COMPOSERGULDA KAPUSTIN
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PERFORMERMascarenhas, Blaserensemble Der Ndr Radiophilharmonie, Lorenz, Nies, Gulda, Last, Sanner
Oliver Mascarenhas plays works by Gulda & Kapustin
- Dreyer Gaido
- March 19, 2021
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RELEASE DATEMarch 19, 2021
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UPC4260014871263
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CATALOG NUMBERDGCD21126
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LABELDreyer Gaido
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Ouverture
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Blaserensemble
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas
Conductor: Gerd Muller-Lorenz
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II. Idylle
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Blaserensemble
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas
Conductor: Gerd Muller-Lorenz
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III. Cadenza
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Blaserensemble
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas
Conductor: Gerd Muller-Lorenz
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IV. Menuett
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Blaserensemble
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas
Conductor: Gerd Muller-Lorenz
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V. Finale alla marcia
Composer: Friedrich Gulda
Ensemble: Blaserensemble
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas
Conductor: Gerd Muller-Lorenz
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Nearly Waltz, Op. 98
Composer: Nikolai Kapustin
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Johannes Nies
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Elegy, Op. 96
Composer: Nikolai Kapustin
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Johannes Nies
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Burlesque, Op. 97
Composer: Nikolai Kapustin
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Johannes Nies
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A Night in Tunisia
Composer: Frank Paparelli, Dizzy Gillespie
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Friedrich Gulda, Hans Last, Karl Sanner
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Delaunay's Dilemma
Composer: John Lewis
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Friedrich Gulda, Hans Last, Karl Sanner
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Blue 'n' Boogie
Composer: Dizzy Gillespie
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Friedrich Gulda, Hans Last, Karl Sanner
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Doin' the Thing
Composer: Frank Foster
Performer: Oliver Mascarenhas, Friedrich Gulda, Hans Last, Karl Sanner
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The very first audition brought Oliver Mascarenhas to the NDR Radiophilharmonie Hannover in 1997. This was followed by a busy concert schedule, radio and television productions, and successes at international competitions. On his first album production, Oliver Mascarenhas presents himself as a highly virtuoso interpreter of the cello concerto by Friedrich Gulda as well as three pieces by the Russian jazz composer Nikolai Kapustin, who died in July 2020. As grandiose bonus tracks we hear Gulda with four jazz standards, recorded in 1958 at the NDR. On bass none other than the young Hans alias James Last.
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