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Extático Duo

Mariano Bulligan - cello
Hu Bin - guitar

arrangement by Hu Bin
revision by Mariano Bulligan
recorded by Nicola Buso and the School of Music and New Technologies - Conservatory of Trieste
Mastered by CREA - Centro di Ricerca ed Elaborazione Audiovisiva - Conservatory of Frosinone

this track is contained in the CD -  è     dedicato a VERDI -

Writes about us:

Giampiero Bernardini (Composer, Writer, Musicologist, Professor of the Conservatory of Frosinone) 

from the booklet of the CD:
"Particolarmente efficace, data la natura del brano eseguito è l'arrangiamento per violoncello e chitarra del Preludio de I Masnadieri, opera che è dello stesso 1847 del Macbeth, e con la quale si intreccia per svariati motivi. Il libretto dei "Masnadieri" è del letterato italiano Andrea Maffei, e dello stesso Maffei è la traduzione in italiano di un rifacimento del "Macbeth" di Shakespeare realizzato da Frederich Schiller, traduzione e rifacimento sui quali si rifece l'opera di Verdi. Data la natura del pezzo, quasi una "romanza" per violoncello solo e orchestra, la riduzione per violoncello e chitarra ne conserva e, quasi, ne esalta tali caratteristiche. Anche l'introduzione orchestrale e la breve ripresa dopo la strofa del solista, sono rese efficacemente dalla chitarra. Merito dei solisti e dell'arrangiamento, oltre che della dimensione poetica del brano di Verdi."

sponsored by:

EU Leonardo Da Vinci Program - Lifelong Learning Program
CREA - Centro di Ricerca ed Elaborazione Audiovisiva - Conservatory of Frosinone
WWM - Working With Music
Conservatory of Frosinone
Conservatory of Trieste
Conservatory of Genova
Conservatory of L'Aquila
Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussels

Extático Duo - Ouverture de "I Masnadieri" (G.Verdi) - arrangement for cello e guitar

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The Great Wonder

Quaristice

Altibzz

Clarence Park

Pleen 1930's

• Download/Stream the album Skylight: http://smarturl.it/elskavon-skylight
Vinyl is now available.

The first taste of a 4th Elskavon album. This one goes a bit deeper, and sometimes a bit darker. Each song is inspired by a particular memorable moment or era in my life.

Some are small, like one cool summer night riding bikes home with my best friend and fireworks going off in the distance. Some are big, like the birth of my children. I really believe memorable moments that we relive over and again are so incredibly valuable, and important reminders to not miss the potential memories in the making now - these are gifts we can never fully get back, so LIVING these moments is key.
credits
released September 8, 2017

Written by Chris Bartels.

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Syna

Anthos

An elegant piano track that cascades in and out of several clever movements complimented by sustained cello drones.

Le 5 janvier

Viola: Tiezheng Shen, Guitar: Bin Hu
arr. Ferdinand Rebay

Waltz in A Minor, op. 34, No. 2 by Frédéric Chopin

From the album "Eingya" | CD, MP3 and Flac available at http://unseen.bigcartel.com/

Helios - Bless This Morning Year

Bin Hu was born in 1987 in Tianjin, China. He began to learn classical guitar at age 11 with Zhiwei Li, a pioneer and founder of the first classical guitar school in China. He then studied privately in Beijing with Jiajiong Li of the Central Conservatory of Music. His undergraduate studies were with Heiki Mätlik at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre in Tallinn. He then went to Salzburg to study with Marco Tamayo at the Universität Mozarteum where he obtained his Master of Arts degree with distinction. He is currently completing his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Arizona with Professor Tom Patterson. Within the framework of his studies Hu also took part in master classes taught by Sérgio and Odair Assad, David Russell and Ricardo Gallén.

He appears on stage as a solo guitarist, chamber musician, and soloist with orchestra and has performed in Austria, China, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Indonesia, Italy, Malaysia, Philippines, Spain and the USA. Among all the works he premiered, the most important was with Pärnu Linnaorkester, Estonia when he gave the world première of a guitar concerto composed by Jorge Rodriguez-Caballero.

As a scholar he has been invited to several musical institutes within China to present a variety of topics regarding Baroque performance practice. His scholarly activities and interpretations of Bach’s music culminated in winning the 2016 David Russell Bach Prize. David Russell, judge of this competition, remarked after hearing Hu’s interpretation of Bach’s Violin Sonata No. 2 in A Minor, BWV 1003, “Bin’s performance was powerful and convincing, among the best performances of this sonata I have heard.” Hu has recorded his Bach debut solo CD for the Eudora label which features his original guitar transcriptions of Bach’s solo violin sonata and partita.

Hu plays a guitar made by Andreas Kirmse.

Waltz in A Minor, op. 34, No. 2 by Frédéric Chopin

Bin Hu (guitarist)

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