R Strauss - Metamorphosen: Chamber Works
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Label: Champs Hill Records
Cat No: CHRCD155
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 22nd January 2021
Contents
Works
Capriccio, op.85Metamorphosen (arr. Rudolf Leopold for string septet)
Pieces (2) for Piano Quartet, TrV169
Quartet Movement in E flat major, AV211
Standchen in G major for piano quartet, AV168
String Quartet in A major, op.2
Artists
Oculi EnsembleAbout
The Oculi Ensemble is a flexible string ensemble dedicated to performing and discovering the breadth of string repertoire for combinations from two to seven players. The Ensemble is derived from internationally acclaimed musicians from such leading quartets as the Badke, Doric, Piatti, Navarra, Albion and Idomeneo.
Oculi Ensemble leader Charlotte Scott writes: “This disc has been a real labour of love. From the Oculi Ensemble’s inception the group wanted to explore the breadth of instrumental combinations of Strauss’ chamber works. We spent a hugely enjoyable time recording at Champs Hill, and we enjoyed the journey that each day took us on, emotionally and musically. We hope that the disc enables you to join us in the Oculi Ensemble’s appreciation of the glorious chamber works of Richard Strauss.”
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