Alain, Jehan (1934): Andante con variazioni et scherzo, JA 69a/70a — Quatuor Ludwig, Bruno Pasquier скачать в хорошем качестве

Alain, Jehan (1934): Andante con variazioni et scherzo, JA 69a/70a — Quatuor Ludwig, Bruno Pasquier

Composer: Jehan Arist[id]e Paul Alain (3 February 1911 – 20 June 1940) Performed by the Quatuor Ludwig (founded 1985): Violinist I: Jean-Philippe Audoli Violinist II: Elenid Owen Violist I: Padrig Fauré Violist II: Bruno Étienne Pasquier (born 10 December 1943) [not a member of the Quatuor Ludwig, but actually their teacher; also related to Jean, Pierre, and Étienne Pasquier] Violoncellist: Anne Copéry The work was later revised, arranged for organ, and incorporated into his masterpiece, Suite pour orgue:    • Jehan Alain - Suite pour Orgue   Andante, Variations, and Scherzo, JA 69a / JA 70a i. Andante con variazioni, JA 69a 00:00 - Thème [actually 0:08]. Andante 00:56 - a. Variation I. Andantino (poco più vivo) 01:36 - b. Variation II. [Andantino (poco più vivo)] - Tempo I 02:17 - c. Variation III. Maestoso (♩= 96) 04:05 - d. Variation IV. Andante sostenuto (♩= 96) 04:59 - e. Variation V. Tempo I (♩= 104) ii. Scherzo, JA 70a 06:04 - Introduction. Con moto, senza rigore (♪ = 112) 07:21 - Allegro pesante (♩= 112) One year before the famous Amis de l'Orgue-prizewinning Suite pour orgue was completed and submitted at the age of twenty-four, promising musician and composer Jehan Alain prepared a chamber work for string quintet: an 'Andante con variazioni'. The Église Saint Germain des Prés was the venue for the première performance of the former. The second movement was added later; although he did not intend to unite the two in a single movement, it was posthumously done by Olivier and Marie-Claire Alain, the composer's younger siblings who were talented musicians themselves. Georges Guillard writes: "Although the palette of colour for the organ, its spatial breadth, and its ethos cannot be denied, the strings have a polyphonic independence, a mobility, a flexibility, and a variety of nuance; which is cruelly lacking on the organ. Played on the strings, the Variations undulate nonchalantly, sigh tenderly, or attain frenzied exaltation. The _Scherzo_, on the other hand, with its violence and contrasts reminiscent of Ludwig van Beethoven, seems to acquire from them an additional evocative power."; according to a slightly modified version of a translation by Clare Perkins. Alphonse Leduc published the work posthumously in 1990. Olivier Alain would later pass away four years later. Selon la description de cette chaîne, je ne possède rien dans cette vidéo. La musique et les performances ont été téléchargées exclusivement et entièrement à des fins de divulgation et de diffusion de l'intérêt pour la musique et les arts. As per the description of this channel, I do not own anything within this video. The music and performances have been uploaded for exclusively and entirely for the purposes of divulgation and spreading interest in music and the arts.