D'Adamo: Sur Vestiges - Schubert: Quintet en Ut Majeur, D. 956
10/11/2019, 10 Tracks, 1:12:54
Featuring
Noémi Boutin
Quatuor Béla
Daniel D'Adamo
Franz Schubert
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Composition History
The album features a newly commissioned piece, "Sur Vestiges" by Daniel D'Adamo, which serves as a preamble to Schubert's String Quintet.
Performer Biography
Noémi Boutin, the cellist on this album, entered the Paris Conservatory at the young age of 14.
Performer Biography
Quatuor Béla, the string quartet on this album, was awarded the Prix de la Presse Musicale Internationale in 2015 for their work commissioning and premiering new music.
Composer's Artistic Vision
In Daniel D'Adamo's music, he explores the relationships between figures and musical time, and the connections between electronic and acoustic instruments.
Recording & Production
This album was recorded at the MC2 Auditorium in Grenoble, a venue known for its ideal reverberation time and balance between direct and lateral sound, making it perfect for chamber music.
Compositional Technique
Daniel D'Adamo's "Sur Vestiges" was conceived for a specific stage setting where the solo cellist faces the audience with her back to the quartet, which is positioned behind her.
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