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5 exotische T?nze (1961) 01. "Nr. 1 Pambiche" 02. "Nr. 2 Baiao" 03. "Nr. 3 Mambo" 04. "Nr. 4 Samba lenta" 05. "Nr. 5 Merengue"
Tango-Et?den (Fassung f?r Altsaxophon und Klavier) (1989) (Auszug) 06. "Nr. 1 D?cid?" 07. "Nr. 2 Tempo tango pesante (Anxieux et rubato)" 08. "Nr. 3 Molto marcato e energico"
Scaramouche op. 165b (Suite) (Fassung f?r Altsaxophon und Klavier) 09. "1. Vif" 10. "2. Mod?r?" 11. "3. Brazileira" 12. "Rumba (1949)"
Fantasia op. 630 (Fassung f?r Sopransaxophon und Klavier) 13. "1. Anim?" 14. "2. Lent" 15. "3. Tr?s anim?"
Tango-Et?den (Fassung f?r Altsaxophon und Klavier) (1989) (Auszug) 16. "Nr. 5 Viertel = 120" 17. "Nr. 4 Lento meditativo" 18. "Nr. 6 Avec anxi?t?" 19. "Invitaci?n al danzon (Fassung f?r Sopransaxophon und Klavier) (2019)" 20. "Vals venezolano (1991) (bearb. f?r Altsaxophon und Klavier von Marco Rizo)" 21. "Contradanza (1991) (bearb. f?r Altsaxophon und Klavier von Marco Rizo)" 22. "La fleur de Cayenne (Fassung f?r Sopransaxophon und Klavier) (2019)"
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| Description: | Virtuoso duo Sándor Rigó and Christina Leeb-Grill have taken Jean Françaixâ??s description of his own work, â??musique pour faire plaisirâ??, as the motto for this programme. Dance styles and rhythms are at the heart of this repertoire, from the spectacular Brazileira with which Milhaud concludes his theatrical Scaramouche, through Piazzollaâ??s refinement of tradition in his Tango-Ã?tudes, to the Brazilian rhythms showcased in Villa-Lobosâ??s Fantasia. Paquito Dâ??Rivera adapted his Invitación al Danzón especially for this recording, providing Sándor Rigó with space to demonstrate his brilliance in improvisation. - WORKS FOR SAX & PIANO / WORKS BY PIAZZOLLA A.O.Virtuoso duo Sándor Rigó and Christina Leeb-Grill have taken Jean Françaix's description of his own work, 'musique pour faire plaisir', as the motto for this program. Dance styles and rhythms are at the heart of this repertoire, from the spectacular Brazileira with which Milhaud concludes his theatrical Scaramouche, through Piazzolla's refinement of tradition in his Tango-Études, to the Brazilian rhythms showcased in Villa-Lobos's Fantasia. Paquito D'Rivera adapted his Invitaciónal Danzón especially for this recording, providing Sándor Rigó with space to demonstrate his brilliance in improvisation. |
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Chamber Ensemble
16.125
- Accordion 10- Bassoon 18- Brass 50- Bugle 41- Cello 324- Clarinet 129- Double Bass 20- Early Instrum. 138- Flute 234- Guitar 106- Harp 33- Harpsichord 24- Lute 18- Mandolin 16- Mixed Ensemble 78- Oboe 56- Organ 39- Other 12.236- Other Ensemble 224- Percussion 13- Piano 494- Piano Quartet 28- Piano Trio 166- Recorder 58- Saxophone 53- String Ensemble 94- String Quartet 444- String Quintet 21- String Trio 58- Trombone 20- Trumpet 53- Tuba 3- Viola 71- Violin 607- Wind Ensemble 51- Woodwind 40- octet 3Other Classic 3.467Symphonic Music 14.540
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