Luca Quintavalle - Metamorphosen – Memories, Traces, Rebirths3 (2026) [Hi-Res]

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Title: Metamorphosen – Memories, Traces, Rebirths3
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Glaux Records
Genre: Classical Harpsichord
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 192.0kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 01:11:26
Total Size: 427 mb / 2.74 gb
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Tracklist

01. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 1, Sehr bewegt
02. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 2, Langsam und ausdrucksvoll
03. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 3, Presto
04. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 4, Schwungvoll, im Walzertempo
05. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 5, Andante con moto
06. 6 Preludes (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 6, Allegro agitato
07. Fantasia sobre Una matinada fresca
08. Breve VII
09. 3 Preludios para Jacobo Fijman: No. 1, Sognante rubato
10. 3 Preludios para Jacobo Fijman: No. 2, Energico
11. 3 Preludios para Jacobo Fijman: No. 3, Devoto
12. La capricieuse
13. 2 Improvisaciones para clave (Arr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 1, —
14. 2 Improvisaciones para clave (Arr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle): No. 2, —
15. 10 Studies: No. 5, Boogie-Woogie (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle)
16. 10 Studies: No. 6, For the Children (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle)
17. 10 Studies: No. 7, Blues (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle)
18. Contrapluma (Transcr. for Harpsichord by Luca Quintavalle)
19. Perpetuum mobile
20. …flickering instantiation…
21. Pagamania! (Version for Harpsichord & Electronics)

Luca Quintavalle brings together composers from different generations and aesthetic backgrounds, to reveal a remarkable plurality of musical languages, where historical forms, transcriptions and new works intersect. Through these works, past and present meet in a continuous process of musical metamorphosis, and the harpsichord emerges as a living medium of invention.