Schelb / Vlatkovic / Karmon: Piano Trio 2 / Horn Quartet / Piano Quintet
Schelb / Vlatkovic / Karmon: Piano Trio 2 / Horn Quartet / Piano Quintet
Format: CD
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Artist: Schelb / Vlatkovic / Karmon
Label: Profil - G Haenssler
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 881488220155
Genre: Classical
Dr. Albert Schelb writes: "As a composer, Josef Schelb incorporated the most important styles that had developed around the turn of the century into his early compositions, although most of these were destroyed in an air raid on Karlsruhe in 1942. After war, Schelb turned to impressionism, expressionism, atonality and finally also to twelve-tone composition, but without ever committing himself exclusively to any one of these styles. Self-taught, he combined them to develop a style all of his own, and followed, so to speak, his own rules of development. Throughout his life, his speciality was the polyphonic treatment of motifs and themes, which he handled strictly or playfully, as main elements or in episodes. His polyphony is never dry and academic, but rather is always paired with a dash of warming Romantic sensuality in sound. This even applies to his late orchestral music and Movimenti of the 1960s and 1970s, in which the themes are always twelve-tone expressionistic, but the harmony is also distinctly impressionistic."
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