Bach, J.S. / Neumann: Guitar Music
Bach, J.S. / Neumann: Guitar Music
Format: CD
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Artist: Bach, J.S. / Neumann
Label: Carpe Diem
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4032324163150
Genre: Classical
The present release is the second solo album of the young German guitarist Elise Neumann. She chose to combine two seemingly different composers on this album: J.S. Bach and Mario Castelnuevo-Tedesco. While at first one might have difficulty drawing a connection between the two composers, they are alike in their compositional forms. Like J.S. Bach, Castelnuevo-Tedesco wrote music in the form of the suite, but his musical ideas are completely different. Elise Neumann plays with her acclaimed warm and soulful tone on a rare instrument built by the luthier Daniel Friederich in 1969. On this recording, instrument and player form a perfect team, establishing a most natural, effortless and deeply musical interpretation of these well-known works.
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