For one of the concertos, a double bass and bassoon were added to the ensemble to enrich the score with new colors, described as "woodland and deep velvet."
Interpretation
Performer Sonia Wieder-Atherton chose to add a cimbalom, a folk instrument closely associated with dance, to the Boccherini cello concertos.
Album & Artwork
The album's title and concept, "Cadenza," emerged from the performer's reflections on cadences and the idea of "dreams" that transition between different musical styles and universes.
Interpretation
The album's concept, "Cadenza," was inspired by the freedom in Luigi Boccherini's music, aiming to highlight the inventiveness and modernity of his solo cello parts.
Recording & Production
The album was recorded in February 2020 at Midilive Studios in France, with Alain Français as the sound engineer, mixing, and mastering artist.
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