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Teodoro Anzellotti is not your run-of-the-mill accordion player -- you won't find him playing at wedding receptions or polka parties. In fact, if Anzellotti plays anything remotely resembling traditional accordion music, it must be exclusively in the privacy of his own home, because you won't find it on any of his numerous recordings, his extensive performance history, or his repertoire list. Instead, he specializes in new music, and occasionally branches out, creating transcriptions of Baroque keyboard works and classics of early modernism, such as music by Satie. He has had numerous works written for him, most notably Berio's Sequenza XIII, the final installment in the composer's historic series of solos for virtuosi.
This CD includes music both very old and very new. It's organized around Anzellotti's arrangements of four pieces by Johann Jacob Froberger, written in the middle of the seventeenth century. Froberger's works frame three new pieces written for Anzellotti, including the Berio, Toshio Hosokawa's Slow Motion (2002), and Salvatore Sciarrino's Vagabonde blu (1998). The arrangements are very skillfully done; three of the pieces have the character of laments and are well suited to the accordion's organ-like ability to sustain long notes. The fourth piece is full of fugal counterpoint, and while its difficulty on the accordion must be staggering, Anzellotti plays it with easy elegance. Berio's atonal Sequenza exploits a broad range of the instrument's technical and expressive capabilities, and is notable for the composer's disciplined and economical development of a simple melodic cell. Anzellotti's brilliance as a performer and his adroit programming on this CD make it easy for the listener to hear the accordion as an instrument with expressive possibilities far more diverse than that of the traditional music with which it's usually associated.
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Canzon VI (Johann Jakob Froberger)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Sequenza XIII, "Chanson" (Luciano Berio)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Tombeau sur la mort de Monsieur Blancheroche, FbWV 632 (Johann Jakob Froberger)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Slow Motion (Toshio Hosokawa)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Lamentation sur ce, que j'ay été volé (Johann Jakob Froberger)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Vagabonde blu (Salvatore Sciarrino)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Méditation, faite sur ma mort future NB Memento Morj Froberger, FbWv 620 (Johann Jakob Froberger)
Teodoro Anzellotti, accordéon
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
Approfondimenti
Teodoro Anzellotti is not your run-of-the-mill accordion player -- you won't find him playing at wedding receptions or polka parties. In fact, if Anzellotti plays anything remotely resembling traditional accordion music, it must be exclusively in the privacy of his own home, because you won't find it on any of his numerous recordings, his extensive performance history, or his repertoire list. Instead, he specializes in new music, and occasionally branches out, creating transcriptions of Baroque keyboard works and classics of early modernism, such as music by Satie. He has had numerous works written for him, most notably Berio's Sequenza XIII, the final installment in the composer's historic series of solos for virtuosi.
This CD includes music both very old and very new. It's organized around Anzellotti's arrangements of four pieces by Johann Jacob Froberger, written in the middle of the seventeenth century. Froberger's works frame three new pieces written for Anzellotti, including the Berio, Toshio Hosokawa's Slow Motion (2002), and Salvatore Sciarrino's Vagabonde blu (1998). The arrangements are very skillfully done; three of the pieces have the character of laments and are well suited to the accordion's organ-like ability to sustain long notes. The fourth piece is full of fugal counterpoint, and while its difficulty on the accordion must be staggering, Anzellotti plays it with easy elegance. Berio's atonal Sequenza exploits a broad range of the instrument's technical and expressive capabilities, and is notable for the composer's disciplined and economical development of a simple melodic cell. Anzellotti's brilliance as a performer and his adroit programming on this CD make it easy for the listener to hear the accordion as an instrument with expressive possibilities far more diverse than that of the traditional music with which it's usually associated.
© TiVo
Dettagli della registrazione originale : 52:54 - DDD - Enregistré par la Radio Ouest Allemande (WDR) les 18 & 19 mai (Sciarrino) & 1er octobre (Berio) 2005, et le 27 mars 2006 (Froberger) à la Salle Klaus von Bismarck à Cologne - Notes en anglais & allemand. Texte français (reproduit ci-dessous) seulement disponible sur le site du label (www.winterandwinter.com)
A proposito dell'album
- 1 disco(i) - 7 traccia(e)
- Durata totale: 00:52:49
- Artisti principali: Teodoro Anzellotti
- Compositore: Salvatore Sciarrino
- Etichetta: Winter & Winter
- Zona: Italie
- Genere: Classica
2007 Winter & Winter 2007 Winter & Winter
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