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Special offer. Corigliano - Violin Concerto ‘The Red Violin’

Michael Ludwig (violin)

Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta

Corigliano - Violin Concerto ‘The Red Violin’
...[it's] not surprising that violinists are lining up to play this reinvigoration of the grand manner.

Special offer. Corigliano - Violin Concerto ‘The Red Violin’

Michael Ludwig (violin)

Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, JoAnn Falletta

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...[it's] not surprising that violinists are lining up to play this reinvigoration of the grand manner.

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With this new recording, JoAnn Falletta and the Buffalo Philharmonic continue their revelatory exploration of Corigliano’s highly engaging and imaginative symphonic music.

Phantasmagoria draws material from his immense opera The Ghosts of Versailles, with subliminal quotes from Mozart, Rossini and Wagner.

Music from his third film score, The Red Violin, provided elements which Corigliano elaborates in the Violin Concerto, its opening Chaconne being described by the composer as ‘a passionate romantic essay’ which he has complemented with an effervescent Scherzo, an intensely emotional Andante and a racing, rollicking Finale.

Contents and tracklist

I. Chaconne
Track length17:03
II. Pianissimo scherzo
Track length5:17
III. Andante flautando
Track length6:26
IV. Accelerando finale
Track length9:50

Awards and reviews

September 2010

...[it's] not surprising that violinists are lining up to play this reinvigoration of the grand manner.

October 2010

Phantasmagoria juxtaposes several elements, including appropriately haunting and ethereal 'ghost music' associated with Versailles's one-time occupants and guests, music in an opera buffa style (much of it transparently borrowed from Rossini and Mozart) and music associated with the collisions between the opera's different 'planes of reality'...a roller-coaster for the ears
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