Piotr Szewczyk - Violin Futura (2016) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Piotr Szewczyk
Title: Violin Futura: 21st Century Solo Violin Project (33 commissioned works from composers around the world)
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Navona Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks + booklet) [44.1kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:49:08
Total Size: 0.99 GB / 507 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Violin Futura: 21st Century Solo Violin Project (33 commissioned works from composers around the world)
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Navona Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks + booklet) [44.1kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 1:49:08
Total Size: 0.99 GB / 507 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Ephemeral Rhapsody
02. Mister Blister
03. The Doors in the Sky, Op. 706
04. Sizzle
05. Blue Berceuse
06. Red Bull #3
07. Homecoming
08. Left for the Dogs
09. Fish Gotta Swim
10. Żubrówka
11. Toward the Other Shore
12. Rush
13. Cirque
14. Real Phone Key
15. Fp (For Piotr)
16. Midnight Dance
17. All Wheel Drive
18. Buyer's Remorse
19. Coming Undone
20. Scatterbrain
21. Benediction
22. Caprice
23. Respite
24. Puce
25. Swoosh
26. Memories
27. Yang-Ge Dance
28. Gegenschein
29. Tossing and Turning
30. Moto perpetuo
31. Whiffet
32. Idylle
33. First Coast Groove
In 2005, violinist and composer Piotr Szewczyk developed the Violin Futura Project, a collection of commissioned miniatures for solo violin that highlights over thirty international contemporary composers and how they are re-imagining the solo violin. “The purpose of the Violin Futura Project,” says Szewczyk, “is to sample the creative environment of our times by showcasing the wide variety of styles present in the 21st century, and to create a body of new solo violin repertoire.” Navona Records presents the album release of Szewczyk’s project, VIOLIN FUTURA.
The miniature format acts as a foundation for a self-contained concert program, in a way crafting a larger meta-piece comprised of movements written by different composers. Each piece in this collection stands on its own, yet as a group, an enthralling musical landscape of the 21st century emerges. The project’s focus on the solo violin miniature gives insight into how composers are implementing the aesthetic eclecticism of today, incorporating material from popular music, using extended techniques, and including written materials such as tabloid articles and poetry. With a group of international composers that crosses multiple generations, the listener is offered a variety of approaches to style and diction that are evolving concurrently.
The miniature format acts as a foundation for a self-contained concert program, in a way crafting a larger meta-piece comprised of movements written by different composers. Each piece in this collection stands on its own, yet as a group, an enthralling musical landscape of the 21st century emerges. The project’s focus on the solo violin miniature gives insight into how composers are implementing the aesthetic eclecticism of today, incorporating material from popular music, using extended techniques, and including written materials such as tabloid articles and poetry. With a group of international composers that crosses multiple generations, the listener is offered a variety of approaches to style and diction that are evolving concurrently.