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Angelo Marchese - Bogdanović: Complete 48 Seasonal Preludes (2022) [CD-Rip]

Angelo Marchese - Bogdanović: Complete 48 Seasonal Preludes (2022)CD-Rip

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Classical | Label: Brilliant Classics

The Italian guitarist Angelo Marchese introduced the music of the Serbian-US composer Dušan Bogdanović to the Brilliant Classics catalogue in 2015 with an album of sonatas, bagatelles, studies and dances (95194). His second recording dedicated to Bogdanović concentrates on a single collection, the 48 Seasonal Preludes which gradually took shape over several years as a fusion of classical, jazz, and ethnic styles.

Born in Belgrade in 1955, long resident in the US, the guitarist-composer Dušan Bogdanović studied with Ginastera, among others, and has been commissioned by leading guitarists and major performing arts groups across the US. He has held teaching positions at conservatoires in Belgrade, San Francisco and presently Geneva, performed with both classical and jazz ensembles and made many albums both of his own music and that of his contemporaries.

Structured in four sets of twelve, one set for each season, the 48 Seasonal Preludes explore a middle ground between improvisation and composition. The preludes influenced by blues include the Autumn Prelude No.4, written in memory of the guitarist Roland Dyens, and Winter Prelude No.9, after Charlie Mingus’s Goodbye Pork Pie Hat. Autumn Preludes No.3 and No.9 are in a fusion style reminiscent of Weather Report.

The folk music of Bogdanović’s Balkan homelands surfaces in other preludes, but so does Japanese modal harmony, and the language of Satie, Debussy, Rodrigo and Scriabin, whether in direct quotation or in homage to their musical worlds. Spring Prelude No.8 is a fugue based on the theme of the Art of Fugue by J. S. Bach. There’s even a reference to Monty Norman’s James Bond theme buried within the collection. According to Guitar magazine, Angelo Marchese is ‘a profound performer of supreme technical mastery.’ He has immersed himself in Bogdanović’s musical world in order to add this compelling volume to the ever-expanding Brilliant Classics library of guitar music.

Dušan Bogdanović, born in 1955 in former Yugoslavia, is one of the foremost guitar composers and guitarists of today. A pupil of Alberto Ginastera and winner of the prestigious Geneva Competition he successfully toured the world’s continents as performer and composer.

Bogdanović’s style may be described as a fusion of classical, jazz and ethnic, a unique and personal style of strong expression and feelings.

This new recording presents the complete 48 Seasonal Preludes by Bogdanović, inspired by the 4 seasons spring, summer, autumn and winter, 12 preludes per season: delightful miniatures showing the composer’s unique blend of styles, brimming with vitality and emotions.

Guitarist Angelo Marchese is “a profound performer of supreme technical mastery” (Guitar magazine). His recording of Gilardino’s guitar concerto for Brilliant Classics (BC94747) was widely praised in the press. His previous recording of Bogdanović contains the Sonatas and Polyrhythmic and Polymetric Studies.

Tracklist
01. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: I. Rubato, espressivo
02. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: II. Adagio tranquillo
03. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: III. Moderato
04. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: IV. Satienne
05. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: V. Allegro non troppo
06. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: VI. Lento trasparente
07. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: VII. Humoresque
08. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: VIII. Lento misterioso
09. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: IX. Adagio tranquillo
10. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: X. Chorale
11. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: XI. Quasi improvv.
12. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes printanieres: XII. Lento ad lib. estatico
13. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: I. Lento, rubato
14. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: II. Misterioso
15. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: III. Lento, ad lib.
16. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: IV. Appassionato
17. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: V. Rubato, espressivo
18. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: VI. Hommage à Claude Debussy
19. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: VII. Ritmico
20. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: VIII. Tempo di valse
21. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: IX. Ad lib.
22. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: X. Humoresque (Hommage a M. de Falla, J. Rodrigo et J. Barry)
23. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: XI. Lento, tranquillo
24. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'été: XII. Hymne
25. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: I. Tranquillo
26. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: II. Allegretto giocoso
27. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: III. Andantino grazioso
28. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: IV. À la mémoire de Roland Dyens
29. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: V. Ritmico
30. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: VI. Rubato
31. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: VII. Psaume
32. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: VIII. Misterioso
33. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: IX. Moderato ritmico
34. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: X. Tempo di valse
35. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: XI. Appassionato
36. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'automne: XII. Tranquillo
37. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: I. Lento
38. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: II. Adagio
39. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: III. Moderato ritmico
40. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: IV. Psaume
41. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: V. Agitato
42. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: VI. Hommage à Claude Debussy
43. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: VII. Chanson
44. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: VIII. Radical Tango
45. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: IX. Lento
46. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: X. Hommage à Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
47. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: XI. Choral
48. Bogdanovic: 12 Préludes d'hiver: XII. Ninna nanna

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