String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 23: I. Allegro - Andante TranquilloErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 23: II. Andante CantabileErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 23: III. Capriccio. Allegro PesanteErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 23: IV. AllegroErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in A Minor (Unpublished, 1894): I. Allegro ModeratoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in A Minor (Unpublished, 1894): II. Adagio non TroppoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in A Minor (Unpublished, 1894): III. Allegro VivacissimoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quartet in A Minor (Unpublished, 1894): IV. Finale. Allegro AssaiErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quintet in C Major, Op. 24 (1942): I. Allegro assai quasi PrestoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quintet in C Major, Op. 24 (1942): II. LarghettoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quintet in C Major, Op. 24 (1942): III. PrestissimoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Quintet in C Major, Op. 24 (1942): IV. Molto mosso alla BreveErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Quartetto Eos, Elia Chiesa, Giacomo Del Papa, Alessandro Acqui, Margherita Succio, Matteo Rocchi
String Trio in B Minor (1894): I. AllegroErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in B Minor (1894): II. LarghettoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in B Minor (1894): III. Scherzo. Allegro VivaceErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in C Minor: III. Scherzo. Allegro MoltoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in C Minor: IV. Adagio molto - PrestoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in A Minor, Op. 32 (Unpublished, 1945): I. Allegro ModeratoErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in A Minor, Op. 32 (Unpublished, 1945): II. Pastorale (Andante Tranquillo)Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
String Trio in A Minor, Op. 32 (Unpublished, 1945): III. AllegroErmanno Wolf-Ferrari, Trio David, Gloria Santarelli, Chiara Mazzocchi, Tommaso Castellano
Dive into the captivating world of Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari's chamber music with this comprehensive two-disc collection, featuring a selection of his string quartets, trios, and a quintet. This album showcases the versatility and depth of Wolf-Ferrari's compositional style, spanning from his early works in the late 19th century to his final compositions in the mid-20th century. The performances are brought to life by the renowned Quartetto Eos, Trio David, and violist Matteo Rocchi, ensuring an authentic and rich listening experience.
The album opens with Wolf-Ferrari's String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 23, a work that exemplifies his early romantic style, followed by an unpublished String Quartet in A Minor from 1894, offering a rare glimpse into his unpublished repertoire. The String Quintet in C Major, Op. 24, composed in 1942, showcases his later style, blending classical forms with a more modern sensibility. The collection also includes three string trios, highlighting Wolf-Ferrari's mastery of the chamber music genre.
This release is a testament to Wolf-Ferrari's enduring legacy, providing a comprehensive overview of his contributions to the string quartet and trio repertoire. With a total duration of over two hours, this album is an essential addition to any classical music enthusiast's collection, offering a rich and varied exploration of Wolf-Ferrari's artistic journey. The album is set for release on August 9, 2024, by Brilliant Classics, ensuring top-notch sound quality and presentation.
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About Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, born in Venice in 1876, was a composer whose music beautifully blended the traditions of Italian comic opera and German romanticism. Known for his lyrical melodies and rich harmonic palette, Wolf-Ferrari's works often drew inspiration from the plays of Carlo Goldoni, resulting in operas that were both lighthearted and deeply rooted in Italian culture. His most famous work, "Il segreto di Susanna," is a testament to his ability to create engaging and humorous operatic experiences. Despite his initial pursuits in painting, Wolf-Ferrari's musical talents shone through, leading him to study in Munich and eventually become the director of the Liceo Benedetto Marcello in Venice. His compositions, though sometimes considered archaic by modern standards, showcase a masterful command of melody and a unique fusion of Italian and German musical influences. Wolf-Ferrari's legacy endures through his operas and choral works, offering a glimpse into a bygone era of operatic elegance and charm.
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