CD album cover 'William Blank: Einklang' (GEN 16422) with Barbara Zanichelli, Quatuor Sine Nomine, William Blank

GEN 16422 EAN: 4260036254228

6.5.2016Special offer
18.90 € 16.90 €

Edition Artist_Consort

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The sound of a string quartet can be extremely powerful, as can be heard in the new GENUIN CD (Artist Consort series) by the renowned Quatuor Sine Nomine. With the “Book for String Quartet: Einklang” by William Blank (born 1957) – a world premiere recording – the Swiss musicians have achieved something remarkable: the Swiss composer’s musical world hovers between passages overlapping and grinding against one another and massive blocks of sound, between precise chords and noise-like clusters. And at the end, the phenomenal string quartet joins with Barbara Zanichelli’s dream-like voice as the music, lingering, gradually fades away to the words of Georg Trakl…

Barbara Zanichelli Soprano
Quatuor Sine Nomine
William Blank Composer

The sound of a string quartet can be extremely powerful, as can be heard in the new GENUIN CD (Artist Consort series) by the renowned Quatuor Sine Nomine. With the “Book for String Quartet: Einklang” by William Blank (born 1957) – a world premiere recording – the Swiss musicians have achieved something remarkable: the Swiss composer’s musical world hovers between passages overlapping and grinding against one another and massive blocks of sound, between precise chords and noise-like clusters. And at the end, the phenomenal string quartet joins with Barbara Zanichelli’s dream-like voice as the music, lingering, gradually fades away to the words of Georg Trakl…

The sound of a string quartet can be extremely powerful, as can be heard in the new GENUIN CD (Artist Consort series) by the renowned Quatuor Sine Nomine. With the “Book for String Quartet: Einklang” by William Blank (born 1957) – a world premiere recording – the Swiss musicians have achieved something remarkable: the Swiss composer’s musical world hovers between passages overlapping and grinding against one another and massive blocks of sound, between precise chords and noise-like clusters. And at the end, the phenomenal string quartet joins with Barbara Zanichelli’s dream-like voice as the music, lingering, gradually fades away to the words of Georg Trakl…