Sponsors
Books (Text)
eSheet (pdf file)
eTracks sound files
Sponsors
Free Services
Books (Text)
Statistics
Sponsors
Share
Link to share - cut and paste:
http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=18-Dec-2020&lang=fr&s=17080
http://www.accordions.com/news.aspx?d=18-Dec-2020&lang=fr&s=17080
18-Dec-2020
by Patrizia Angeloni
|
 |
 Accordion for Beethoven is a project led by Patrizia Angeloni (picture above, concert performer and Professor of Accordion at Conservatorio "O. Respighi" in Latina, Italy) including a limited edition CD in addition to a digital audio and a score collection. Accordion for Beethoven is published by Ars Spoletium Music Publishing, supported by Strumenti&Musica Magazine, Nuovo C.D.M.I. (New Italian Music Teaching Center) and IAC (Italian Accordion Culture).Patrizia Angeloni writes: "Just two years had passed since the death of Ludwig van Beethoven, when in Vienna Cyrill Demian registered in 1829 the patent of his Akkordeon, an instrument that matured over time, to configure the modern concert accordion. Almost two centuries later, the accordion offers Beethoven, on the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of his birth, the originality and the sound plasticity of a polyphonic instrument, with its continous sound and its immediate dynamic variability, an instrument synthesis of the expressive modes of keyboards, wind and string instruments. The Accordion for Beethoven collection integrates a transcription repertoire in which the original work is placed in a new reading, sometimes in rewriting operations in which the accordion expresses itself more in its nature as an instrumental ensemble than in that of the modern portable organ, in the sign of the attention to instrumental music and orchestration care of which the Beethoven opera is steeped." Accordion for Beethoven Collection contains: Fünf Stücke für Flötenuhr (2 acc.) transcription by Umberto Turchi Preludio (2 acc.) transcription by Ivano Paterno Sei Variazioni su "Nel cor più non mi sento" (solo acc.) transcription by Ivano Battiston Ich liebe dich (fl. Acc) transcription by Ivano Battiston Variazioni su Schöne Minka (fl. Acc.) transcription by Ivano Battiston Adelaïde (soprano, acc) transcription by Ivano Battiston Piccoli pezzi (solo acc.) transcription by Ivano Battiston Performers include: Patrizia Angeloni, Ivano Battiston, Ivano Paterno, Umberto Turchi, Roberto Fabbriciani (flute), Liana Maeran (soprano). Purchase CD and printed music online at: https://www.arspoletium.com/en/catalogo/cd-music-en/classical-music/accordion-for-beethoven/ |