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 | | Descripción: | Dance is more than movement to music. Dance is passion and pure lust for life. Celebrations call for dancing. That was as true in the palaces and the taverns of the 18th century as it is today in the techno temples of the new era. This is the surging river that ECHO-Klassik winners Spark have set out to bridge in their project 'On the Dancefloor.' The Classical Band throws an arch from the spirited ballet music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to the chamber techno penned by contemporary composer Sebastian Bartmann, finding that two seemingly contrasting worlds actually fit very well together. The question is: what can a gavotte of 1778 and a techno piece of 2017 learn from one another? In the view of Spark, the Classical Band, quite a lot. Mozart in his day knew how to build wildly throbbing structures so as to create this trance-like state that today's dance-mad club-goers still live for. On the other hand there is scarcely a techno piece that does without baroque or classical figurations. This sets in motion a stimulating, lively dialogue between yesterday and today, between the ultimate Classical maestro and the trend-setters of the contemporary composing circuit. The two centuries and more that separate Mozart from Bartmann and his contemporaries are brilliantly illuminated by Spark. The musicians have consciously chosen to keep jumping back and forth between these worlds, sparking direct connections between them. So you sense intimately how timeless dance is and how similar are the emotions aroused by the dances of quite different times and genres. There is always this boundless delight in going wild to music, feeling utterly alive and letting the rhythms stream through your body - complete surrender, total immersion in the intoxicating whirl of sound. That is just what Spark would wish for all listeners to this album: nights of wild dancing through all the ages of music!, Labelcode BLN301069.2 | | | N° de fabricante: |
0301069BC |
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Música de cámara
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- Acordeón 10- Arpa 33- Clarinete 129- Clavicémbalo 24- Contrabajo 20- Cuarteto de cuerda 444- Cuarteto de piano 28- Cuerno 41- Ensemble de cuerda 94- Ensemble de viento 51- Ensemble mixto 78- Fagot 18- Flauta 234- Flauta de pico 58- Guitarra 106- Instrum. antiguos 138- Instrument. de metal 50- Laúd 18- Mandolina 16- Oboe 56- Otros 12.236- Otros Ensembles 224- Percusión 13- Piano 494- Quinteto de cuerda 21- Saxo 53- Trio de cuerda 58- Trombón 20- Trompeta 53- Trío de piano 166- Tuba 3- Viento de madera 40- Viola 71- Violonchelo 324- Violín 607- octeto 3- Òrgano 39Música sinfónica 14.540
