Tartini, Schubert, Lipinski, Kreisler, Bettinelli, Bartok (Remastered) Marco Fornaciari

• Giuseppe Tartini (1692 - 1770): Sonata n. 13 in Si minore, Andante, Allegro assai, Giga:
• 1 Tartini: Sonata n. 13 in Si minore, Andante, Allegro assai, Giga: allegro affettuoso 08:05
• Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828): Sei Landler D374 per violino solo:
• 2 Schubert: Sei Landler D374 per violino solo 02:40
• Karol Josef Lipinski (1790 - 1861): Capriccio op. 29 n. 3:
• 3 Lipinski: Capriccio op. 29 n. 3 03:22
• Fritz Kreisler (1875 - 1962): Recitativo e scherzo-capriccio op.6:
• 4 Kreisler: Recitativo e scherzo-capriccio op.6 03:52
• Bruno Bettinelli (1913 - 2004): Monologo per violino solo:
• 5 Bettinelli: Monologo per violino solo 06:41
• Bela Bartok (1881 - 1945): Sonata per violino solo:
• 6 Bartok: Sonata per violino solo: Tempo di ciaccona 08:58
• 7 Bartok: Sonata per violino solo, Fuga 04:44
• 8 Bartok: Sonata per violino solo, Melodia 05:44
• 9 Bartok: Sonata per violino solo, Presto 05:35
• Total Runtime 49:41

Info for Tartini, Schubert, Lipinski, Kreisler, Bettinelli, Bartok (Remastered)

The program proposed in this edition might appear eclectic, heterogeneous, and selected on old-fashioned standards. But- not to mention the fact that this kind of edition is frequent in the United States and in the URSS - if the main end is to display the properties and the features of a modern instrument, like the violin that Carlo Vettori produced in 1981, it is obvious that the choice tends towards pieces of music which may well represent different period and schools. This is the way Marco Fornaciari presents a repertory ranging from the early XVIII century to the present time.

Marco Fornaciari, violin

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Marco Fornaciari
Livorno, began studying the violin in his city with Maestro Chiti continuing then at the Accademia Chigiana with masters Accardo, Brengola and Gulli. Later he graduated with distinction in the class of Maestro Romano at the Geneva Conservatory. She has performed as a soloist in the most prestigious concert halls: La Scala, Mozarteum, Felsenreitschule, Salle, Pleyel, Academy of St. Petersburg, Tchaikovsky Hall, Bunka Kaikan, Suntory Hall, Sydney Opera House, the Musikverein, Lincoln Center recording often in direct to many broadcasters . He has recorded music by Beethoven, Bartok, Fauré, Ravel, Schumann, Schoenberg, Vivaldi for record companies Erato, Naxos and Foné, for which he has completed the only complete recording (six CDs) of more than 80 compositions by Paganini Violin and Guitar.

Booklet for Tartini, Schubert, Lipinski, Kreisler, Bettinelli, Bartok (Remastered)