Brotona, Handel, Tchaikovsky Cammerata & Joaquin Riquelme

• 1 Viola Concerto op. 106 - I. Adagio elegiaco 04:13
• 2 Viola Concerto op. 106 - II. Vivo deciso 05:42
• 3 Viola Concerto op. 106 - III. Lento espressivo 08:45
• 4 Viola Concerto op. 106 - IV. Allegro energico 06:03
• 5 Concerto grosso op. 6 n. 12 - I. Largo 02:01
• 6 Concerto grosso op. 6 n. 12 - II. Allegro 03:06
• 7 Concerto grosso op. 6 n. 12 - III. Aria 03:30
• 8 Concerto grosso op. 6 n. 12 - IV. Largo 01:03
• 9 Concerto grosso op. 6 n. 12 - V. Allegro 02:25
• 10 Serenade op. 48 - I. Pezzo in forma di Sonatina 10:22
• 11 Serenade op. 48 - II. Valse 04:09
• 12 Serenade op. 48 - III. Elegie 09:26
• 13 Serenade op. 48 - IV. Finale 08:20
• Total Runtime 01:09:05

Info for Brotona, Handel, Tchaikovsky

Founded in 2009, Cammerata bring us for their debut album an exploration of the string orchestra repertoire, in a path from the 18th century to the present day, joined by viola soloist Joaquín Riquelme -member of the Berlin Phiharmonic- in the first recording of Salvador Brotons’s Concerto op. 106. Händel’s Concerto grosso op. 6/12 and Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece Serenade op. 48 are also included in this stunning album, passionately performed by this young generation of Spanish musicians.

Cammerata
Joaquín Riquelme, viola

Recorded January 5-8, 2015 at Auditorio Víctor Villegas, Sala Narciso Yepes, Murcia, Spain
Engineered by Gonzalo Noqué
Produced by Gonzalo Noqué (Eudora Productions)

Equipment used: Sonodore, Neumann U89 and Schoeps microphones; Merging Horus microphone preamplifier and AD/DA converter; Pyramix Workstation; Sennheiser headphones; Bryston headphone amplifier; Neumann and Amphion speakers

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