Maderna Nono Netti

Album Description

Duo Gelland, the acclaimed chamber music duo, presents "Maderna Nono Netti," a captivating exploration of contemporary classical music released on July 24, 2020, under the Nosag label. This 59-minute album features five meticulously crafted tracks that showcase the duo's exceptional skill and musicality. Comprising works by Bruno Maderna, Luigi Nono, and Giorgio Netti, "Maderna Nono Netti" is a testament to the duo's versatility and deep understanding of modern classical compositions.

The album opens with "Serenata per un satellite," a piece that sets the tone for the intricate and thought-provoking music that follows. The trio of tracks titled "Hay que caminar" sognando" offers a mesmerizing journey through the composers' unique visions, each part building on the last to create a cohesive and engaging experience. The final track, "Inoltre," provides a fitting conclusion to this artistic endeavor.

"Maderna Nono Netti" is not just another chamber music album; it is a celebration of the genre's rich tapestry and a testament to Duo Gelland's ability to breathe new life into these timeless compositions. Whether you are a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album promises an enriching and rewarding listening experience.

July 24, 2020

2020 Nosag Records

About Duo Gelland

Duo Gelland, the renowned Swedish-German violin duo, has been captivating audiences on the international classical scene since their formation in 1994. Comprising the talented violinists Cecilia and Martin Gelland, who first crossed paths in the Danish Radio Orchestra in 1991, the duo has since become a formidable force in the world of chamber music. With over 200 works dedicated to their ensemble, Duo Gelland has collaborated with filmmakers and other artists, continually pushing the boundaries of their genre. Their discography includes notable releases such as "Swedish Miniatures (For Two Violins)" and "Maderna Nono Netti," showcasing their versatility and musical prowess. Whether performing works like Allan Pettersson's "Seven Sonatas for Two Violins" or exploring new compositions, Duo Gelland's performances are a testament to their deep musical connection and individual virtuosity.