Sareika / Savary: Violin Sonatas

Sareika / Savary SKU: 38519826
Sareika / Savary: Violin Sonatas

Sareika / Savary: Violin Sonatas

Sareika / Savary SKU: 38519826

Format: CD

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Description

Title: Violin Sonatas
Artist: Sareika / Savary
Label: Muso Entertainment
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5425019973247
Genre: Classical Artists

Edvard Grieg himself established a classification of his three sonatas for violin and piano: the First is naïve and prolix, the Second nationalistic and the Third opens up new horizons. The First Sonata dates from 1865 and was written in Denmark; full of inspired freshness, it is characterized by melodic purity and is ever in song. The Second, composed two years later, corresponds to Grieg's return to Norway and his marriage; the composer expresses here a honeymoon: there is love and of course dance, the central figure of Grieg's music. Another 20 years would pass before the Third Sonata was born after a difficult gestation; no doubt the most often played albeit the most demanding, the folklore is secondary to a more adventurous expressive research, to more elaborate harmonies and some uncommon displays of power. The Latvian violinist Vineta Sareika- first violin of the Artemis Quartet- and the French pianist Amandine Savary have been partners on the most prestigious concert platforms, both of them at the time founding members of the Trio Dali. From this friendship was born the desire to continue to make music together. Their respective capacities for listening, their musical complicity shine forth in this performance of a monument of chamber music.

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