Boccherini / Accademia Ottoboni / Romano / Beyer: Cello Concerto - Quintets - Sextet
Boccherini / Accademia Ottoboni / Romano / Beyer: Cello Concerto - Quintets - Sextet
Format: CD
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Artist: Boccherini / Accademia Ottoboni / Romano / Beyer
Label: Zig Zag Territories
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 3760009293601
Genre: Classical
This Zig-Zag Territoires release, a second collaboration between the label and cellist Marco Ceccato (the first, Vivaldi, highly praised), focusing on Luigi Boccherini, illustrates two important aspects of output. The two quintets and the divertimento feature the combination of the string quartet - of which Boccherini was, in a way, a co-founder with Haydn - with guitar and flute respectively; on the other, the cello, of which he was a leading exponent. His use of the guitar and flute's sound capabilities is always a delight; the Cello Concerto in G major a summary of virtuosity and lyricism.
Tracks:
1.1 Allegro Moderato
1.2 Adagio
1.3 Minuetto Con Moto - Trio
1.4 Allegretto
1.5 Allegretto Moderato - Manuel Granatiero/Accademia Ottoboni
1.6 Allegro Assai - Manuel Granatiero/Accademia Ottoboni
1.7 Amoroso - Manuel Granatiero/Accademia Ottoboni
1.8 Allegro - Marco Ceccato/Accademia Ottoboni
1.9 Adagio - Marco Ceccato/Accademia Ottoboni
1.10 Allegro - Marco Ceccato/Accademia Ottoboni
1.11 Allegretto Comodo Assai
1.12 Minuetto
