Berolina Ensemble - Octet Op. 80 / Serenade Op. 65 / Sextett Op. 25 - SUPER-AUDIO CD [Super Audio CD (SACD)]

Album Tracks 1. Winter Music 2. Arolsen, February 8, 1998 3. For M.C. And D.T 4. For P. Taylor and a. Dencks 5. TV Koeln 6. Waiting 7. Seven Haiku For Elsa 8. Seven Haiku Merce Armitage 9. Seven Haiku Aghavni Vomini 10. Seven Haiku For Richard Lippold 11. Seven Haiku For Maro 12. Seven Haiku For Willem de Kooning 13. Seven Haiku For Sonia Sekula 14. Haiku For My Dear Friend, Who 15. Haiku What Stillness 16. Haiku The Green Frog's Voice 17. Haiku The River Phurabelle 18. Haiku [No Title] 19. Music Walk 1. Solo 2. Solo 3. Solo 4. Solo 5. Solo 6. Solo 7. Solo 8. Solo 9. Solo 10. Solo 11. Solo 12. Solo 13. Solo 14. Solo 15. Solo 16. Solo 17. Solo 18. Solo 19. Solo 20. Solo 21. Solo 22. 34 Minutes 46.776 Seconds

Berolina Ensemble - Septet Serenade Quartet [SUPER-AUDIO CD] Hybrid SACD date 01/05/2024

In the first half of the 20th century, we encounter a number of luminaries who in a peculiar way are reincarnations of late medieval architects - although the compositional fabric they created is completely different from solid matter. Paul Hindemith was one such guild member, as was his Austrian contemporary Johann Nepomuk David. This recording of David's symphonies works is a further step in producing a first complete recordings of his symphonic works. The Third of eight symphonies from 1940-41 as well as the Seventh, completed in 1956 are on the program. The artist's virtues are obvious. Sometimes they are like painted woodcarvings, sometimes like neat blueprints of motivic connections, using folk song elements even in the most advanced structures. These fascinating works invite the listener to sit down to this compelling music. Album Tracks 1. Symphony No. 3 Op. 28 (1940/41) 2. Symphony No. 7 Op. 49 (1956)