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1.1 Adagio Cantabile1.2 Rondoncino (Andantino - Tempo Di Polacca)1.3 Affetuoso1.4 Presto1.5 Largo1.6 Allegro1.7 Largo Con Precisione1.8 Tempo Di Walzer1.9 Larghetto Espressivo1.10 Allegro Spiritoso1.11 Maestoso1.12 Minuet and Trio1.13 Theme and Variations1.14 Rondo (Allegro)1.15 Introduction (Adagio)1.16 Theme and Variations |
 | | Description: | Violinist Jean-Jeaques Kantorow and guitarist Anthea Gifford present a recital recorded at "the house where time stood still," the Calke Abbey, Derbyshire. Together they perform music from Paganini to Beethoven.Recorded at the Saloon at Calke Abbey. August 18th and 19th 1994
Produced in conjunction with Droffig Recordings
(C) & (P) 1997
Made in Austria
Printed in Germany
Cover illustration: From the Drawing Room at Calke Abbey
Oil on Canvas: Edmund FairfaxLucy (c) 1994
Text on back:
Jean-Jacques Kantorow and Anthea Gifford visit Calke Abbey in Derbyshire - "the house where time stood still" - for a recital of music ranging from the virtuosity of Paganini to the drama of Tartini and an extraordinary arrangement of Beethoven.
Liner notes in English and German. No translator of liner notes mentioned.This CD release "Tartini / Paganini / Diabelli At Calke Abbey" brings together virtuosic and expressive works from three key composers of the violin repertoire, interpreted by Jean-Jacques Kantorow and Anthea Gifford. The program focuses on the rich tradition of 18th- and 19th-century violin literature, combining fiery brilliance with intimate lyricism. Recorded in the distinctive acoustic atmosphere suggested by the title, the album offers an almost chamber-like closeness, allowing every nuance of bowing, phrasing and dynamic contrast to unfold. Listeners can expect a blend of elegant baroque-classical lines from Tartini, the dazzling technical fireworks of Paganini and the charming, finely crafted pieces of Diabelli, all shaped into a coherent musical journey.
Jean-Jacques Kantorow, an internationally acclaimed violinist and conductor, is known for his refined tone, stylistic versatility and deep musical insight. Over the course of his long career he has built a reputation for intelligent, emotionally resonant interpretations, as well as for a broad repertoire that spans baroque to contemporary music. Anthea Gifford complements him with sensitive, finely balanced playing, creating a dialogue that is both technically assured and musically engaging. Together they illuminate the different stylistic worlds of Tartini, Paganini and Diabelli, highlighting both their contrasts and their underlying connections.
The manufacturer Droffig stands for carefully curated classical releases with a focus on artistic integrity and high production standards. Editions under the Droffig name typically aim to present distinctive programs and strong musical personalities, placing emphasis on clear, natural sound and thoughtfully designed repertoire concepts. With this release, Droffig underlines its ambition to offer recordings that appeal equally to collectors of classical music and to curious listeners discovering this repertoire for the first time.
"Tartini / Paganini / Diabelli At Calke Abbey" is ideal for lovers of violin music who appreciate both virtuosity and depth. The album invites repeated listening: each return reveals new details in articulation, dialogue and atmosphere. Whether you are especially drawn to the poetic world of Tartini, the legendary bravura of Paganini or the elegant charm of Diabelli, this CD offers a cohesive portrait of a rich musical era, realized by two artists with a strong sense of style and musical narrative. |  | | No. of tracks: |
16 |
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NT CD 011 |
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