Vuelta al Mundo - a musical journey around the world
works by A. Piazzolla, H. Villa-Lobos, M. de Falla, I. Strawinsky und S. Zinzadse
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GEN 88109 EAN: 4260036251098
23.5.2008Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
They say flights are so inexpensive these days. And the railways outdo themselves with special offers… but: once around half the globe for under 20 Euros? You’ll probably only get that from GENUIN. Nicolas Altstaedt (cello) and Elsbeth Moser (bayan – the Russian variant of the chromatic button-accordion) play until the listener becomes dizzy, allowing him to fly, dream, laugh and cry. They show him the dark corners of Astor Piazzolla’s Buenos Aires, gaze with him into the endless Brazilian evening sky and carry him away with a wild Georgian folk dance. A different kind of world tour: put it on, turn it on and get ready for take off.
The young cellist Nicolas Altstaedt has made a magnificently wild CD. It contains, one can summarise, an unbelievable amount of music. (Recommended by Klassik.com)
Read the French review on Classique Info, 08.02.2009.
Tracklist
- Astor Piazzolla
Café 1930 - Astor Piazzolla
Tanti Anni Prima - Astor Piazzolla
Libertango - Astor Piazzolla
Oblivión - Astor Piazzolla
Le Grand Tango - Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887-1959)
from "Bachiana Brasileira" No. 5
Aria - Manuel de Falla (1876-1946)
from "Suite canciones populares espanolas"
El pano moruno - Manuel de Falla (1876-1946)
from "Siete canciones populares espanolas"
Nana - Manuel de Falla (1876-1946)
from "Suite canciones populares espanolas"
Canción - Polo
- Asturiana
- Jota
- Igor Strawinsky (1882-1971)
Suite italienne
Introduzione - Serenata
- Aria
- Tarantella
- Minuetto e Finale
- Sulchan Zinzadse (1926-1991)
from "Five Pieces for Cello & Piano"
Sachidao
They say flights are so inexpensive these days. And the railways outdo themselves with special offers… but: once around half the globe for under 20 Euros? You’ll probably only get that from GENUIN. Nicolas Altstaedt (cello) and Elsbeth Moser (bayan – the Russian variant of the chromatic button-accordion) play until the listener becomes dizzy, allowing him to fly, dream, laugh and cry. They show him the dark corners of Astor Piazzolla’s Buenos Aires, gaze with him into the endless Brazilian evening sky and carry him away with a wild Georgian folk dance. A different kind of world tour: put it on, turn it on and get ready for take off.
The young cellist Nicolas Altstaedt has made a magnificently wild CD. It contains, one can summarise, an unbelievable amount of music. (Recommended by Klassik.com)
Read the French review on Classique Info, 08.02.2009.