Selected Compositions for Guitar
from: Albany Records
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0034061081128
Label: Albany Records
Manufacturer: Albany Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Albany Records
Release Date: December 01, 2005
Studio: Albany Records
Disc 1:- Perpetuum Mobile, Op. 292 for three guitars
- Sonata, Op. 25 for two guitars
- Eleven Preludes, Op. 57 for solo guitar
- Pe Suonare a Quattro, Op. 257 for four guitars
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Editorial Review:Product Description:Have you noticed how some of the most interesting new guitar music is coming from Europe? Here's what Volkmar Zimmermann has to say: "Our first contact with Jonas Tamulionis harks back to 1997. As always, I was on the lookout for new and exciting works for guitar quartet. As it came to pass, I received a letter from the Lithuanian Music Information Centre telling us about a composer hitherto unknown to us, a composer who we eventually came to discover possesses a loving heart for the guitar... It was truly a delight for us in 1998 when Jonas wrote his guitar quartet, Per Suonare a Quattro, which serves as the ticket for our journey, a serpentine path leading to (this) CD...we sincerely hope you will enjoy the music created by this eminent Lithuanian composer as much as we do." Needless to say, guitarists will want to snap this one up, and listeners who enjoy the music of East Europe will be intrigued as well!
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It's a purely personal bias, I suppose, but the most interesting music for classical guitar seems to come from Eastern Europe. Jonas Tamulionis is a Lithuanian composer who has written a variety of works and this CD includes a selection of his works for 1, 2, 3, and 4 guitars. His work is broadly neo-classical but in a more Eastern rather than Western European style and his tonal pallete is closer to, say, Ligeti, than Prokofiev.
I can't think of any works on this CD that have ever ...
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