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COMPOSERKAUFMANN, WALTER
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ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLEArc Ensemble
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PERFORMERARC ENSEMBLE
Kaufmann: Chamber Music / Arc Ensemble
- Chandos
- August 28, 2020
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RELEASE DATEAugust 28, 2020
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UPC095115217023
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CATALOG NUMBERCHAN 20170
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LABELChandos
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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I. Lento - Allegro ma non troppo - Poco meno - Accelerando - Grave
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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II. Un poco grave
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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III. Allegro molto - Meno - Allegro molto
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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IV. Allegro barbarico - Poco meno - Molto meno - A tempo - Poco meno
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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I. Molto moderato e tranquillo - Allegro moderato - Tempo I - Tempo II
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Erika Raum, Kevin Ahfat
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II. Adagio molto
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Erika Raum, Kevin Ahfat
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III. Vivace
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Erika Raum, Kevin Ahfat
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I. Energico - [Meno mosso] - [Tempo I]
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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II. Sostenuto cantabile - Mosso - Meno
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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III. Allegro molto - Meno
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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IV. Andantino - Allegro - Molto meno - Andantino
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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V. Vivace - [Meno mosso] - Meno - Allargando - Largamente
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
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I. Sostenuto cantabile
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Joaquin Valdepeñas, Kevin Ahfat
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II. Intermezzo: Vivace - [Trio] - Vivace
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Joaquin Valdepeñas, Kevin Ahfat
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III. Finale: Canzonetta. Moderato
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Performer: Joaquin Valdepeñas, Kevin Ahfat
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Septet
Composer: Walter Kaufmann
Ensemble: ARC Ensemble
Performer: Jamie Kruspe, Kimberly Jeong
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For the fourth installment in their Music in Exile series, the Toronto-based ARC Ensemble turns its attention to the music of Walter Kaufmann. Despite a very promising start in Prague and then Berlin, and friendships with Albert Einstein and with Franz Kafka’s circle, Kaufmann’s career become a casualty of the Nazi regime that forced scores of Jewish musicians to flee Germany – in his case for Bombay in India. Kaufmann’s intriguing and extensive body of work remains largely forgotten, certainly underappreciated, and perhaps most tragically, unperformed since first heard, although ironically, millions of Indians are familiar with one piece of his music – the signature tune that he wrote in 1936 for All India Radio, which is still played every morning. “The hallmark of this remarkable music,” explains the ARC Ensemble’s Artistic Director, Simon Wynberg, “is its striking originality. There are flashes of Debussy, Bartók, and Stravinsky, and hints of Bohemian and klezmer music, but the end result is a world of inventiveness and surprises. It is an extraordinary blend of Eastern and Western traditions, both adventurous and accessible, and no less compelling for the eighty-year delay since its first performance.”
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