The Wonderful World of Nino Rota
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Label: Eos Guitar Edition
Cat No: EOS23420017
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 21st October 2022
Contents
Works
Amarcord (arr. David Sautter)Le notti di Cabiria (arr. Martin Schumacher)
Pezzi (3) (arr. David Sautter)
Pezzi (7) per bambini (arr. David Sautter)
Pezzi facili (5) (arr. David Sautter)
Preludes (15)
Artists
David Sautter (guitar)Murat Cevik (flutes)
Works
Amarcord (arr. David Sautter)Le notti di Cabiria (arr. Martin Schumacher)
Pezzi (3) (arr. David Sautter)
Pezzi (7) per bambini (arr. David Sautter)
Pezzi facili (5) (arr. David Sautter)
Preludes (15)
Artists
David Sautter (guitar)Murat Cevik (flutes)
About
But Rota not only left his mark on the soundtrack of over one hundred and fifty films, he also left behind a multitude of other pieces: operas, symphonies, concertos for orchestra and various solo instruments, and chamber music – all of the highest quality. A never-ending wealth of ideas and deep emotionality can be regarded as the common denominator in Rota's highly individual work.
The many Rota interpretations and arrangements are joined by a very special line-up in this recording. The musicians David Sautter (arrangements, guitar) and Murat Cevik (flute) have put together 23 little-known pieces and "gutter hits". Rota's compositions appear to only have been waiting for the congenial performance of these two instrumentalists: the feather-light, sparkling, sometimes darker playing of Murat's flute, and David's guitar, which sets the beat and suddenly starts swinging. The excerpts from the 15 preludi per pianoforte form the enchanting prelude – flute and guitar in dialogue, dancing on the high wire – followed by a musical bouquet in all its colourful facets until the concluding Notti di Cabiria; here the duo casually lives out its jazz affinity and harmoniously rounds off the homage.
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