György Ligeti - Violin Concerto (1993) + (encore) Melodia from Bartok Sonata for solo violin (1944) скачать в хорошем качестве

György Ligeti - Violin Concerto (1993) + (encore) Melodia from Bartok Sonata for solo violin (1944)

00:38 I. Praeludium: Vivacissimo luminoso – attacca: 04:48 II. Aria, Hoquetus, Choral: Andante con moto – attacca 12:24 III. Intermezzo: Presto fluido 14:58 IV. Passacaglia: Lento intenso 22:05 V. Appassionato: Agitato molto Christian Tetzlaff (violin), François Xavier Roth conducting the Gürzenich Orchester Köln. Stephen Johnson calls the concerto as "a kind of cornucopia of effects and techniques, a wild collage of atmospheres and colors."[8] Among other effects, it uses "microtonality, rapidly changing textures, comic juxtapositions... Hungarian folk melodies, Bulgarian dance rhythms, references to medieval and Renaissance music and solo violin writing that ranges from the slow-paced and sweet-toned to the angular and fiery."[6] During this time, Ligeti was interested in alternate tuning systems and harmonics. Thus, one violin and one viola in the orchestra tune their strings to the natural harmonics of the bass player. The second movement can be loosely described as a set of variations adapted from the third of his Six Bagatelles for Wind Quintet (an arrangement of the seventh piece from Musica ricercata) but slowed down and nearly two octaves lower.