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COMPOSERREICHA, ANTOINE
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PERFORMERSolistes De La Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth
Reicha: Musique de chambre / Various
- Alpha
- September 1, 2017
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RELEASE DATESeptember 01, 2017
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UPC3760014193699
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CATALOG NUMBERAlpha369
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LABELAlpha
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NUMBER OF DISCS3
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GENRE
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I. Allegro moderato
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
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II. Poco Andante
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
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III. Minuetto: Allegretto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
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IV. Finale: Allegretto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
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I. Allegretto poco andante
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
Performer: Tanguy Parisot
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II. Minuetto: Allegro assai
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
Performer: Tanguy Parisot
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III. Andante poco lento
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
Performer: Tanguy Parisot
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IV. Finale: Allegro vivace assai
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Quatuor Girard
Performer: Tanguy Parisot
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I. Allegro
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Josquin Otal
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II. Romance: Largo
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Josquin Otal
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III. Presto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Josquin Otal
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Andante
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Josquin Otal
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Andante Maestoso
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Josquin Otal
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I. Theme: Andante
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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I. Variation I
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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I. Variation II
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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I. Variation III
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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I. Variation IV
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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II. Menuetto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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III. Finale: Allegretto scherzando
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Victoria Vassilenko
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12 Fugues: Fugue No. 9, "Cercle harmonique"
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Theme
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 1: Con più moto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 3
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 4
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 6
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 7
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 8
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 12
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Variation 13: Adagio
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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Coda: Allegro assai
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Đorđe Radevski
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I. Allegro non troppo
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Trio Medici
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II. Minuetto: Allegro
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Trio Medici
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III. Andantino
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Trio Medici
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IV. Finale: Allegro assai
Composer: Anton Reicha
Ensemble: Trio Medici
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I. [Allegretto]
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Han Bin Yoon, Kacper Nowak, Justine Metral
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II. Andante
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Han Bin Yoon, Kacper Nowak, Justine Metral
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III. Minuetto
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Han Bin Yoon, Kacper Nowak, Justine Metral
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IV. Finale: Lento un poco andante - Allegro
Composer: Anton Reicha
Performer: Han Bin Yoon, Kacper Nowak, Justine Metral
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The fruitful partnership between the Alpha label, the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel and the Palazzetto Bru Zane continues with this set of chamber music by Anton Reicha, performed by the musicians of the Chapel, young talents of an exceptionally high standard, ready and willing to take up the challenge of this music. A key figure of the early nineteenth century, this Czech composer who became a naturalised French citizen did not leave his contemporaries indifferent. Both his music and his theoretical writings set zealous partisans against fierce detractors. This three-part album, assembling pieces from different genres and periods, gives an insight into the richness of the composer’s extremely prolific output of chamber music, whose originality can still fascinate us nearly two centuries after his death: it illustrates the diversity of the instrumental genres he tackled (sonatas, fugues, études and variations for piano; piano trio, string quartet, string quintet) and a compositional art characterised at once by perfect mastery – as one would expect from someone trained by Haydn in Vienna between 1802 and 1808 – and by the greatest originality.
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