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The string quartet developed with Haydn, established with Beethoven and exploded with Bartók. For the post-World War II avant-garde perspective, the string quartet was associated with classical forms, but during 1960s composers reinvestigated the genre, rediscovered its challenges and expressive potentials.
Here you can discover outstanding body tactile sounds and the imaginative world of Lucas Fagin’s Línea de Universo. You can listen and read the profound richness of the textures invented by Patricia Sucena de Almeida in her luminousNocturna Itinera.
Check-out the strident, impressive and greatly articulated mechanical figures of REM by Ondrej Adamek. And finally come back to the roots visiting Louis Andriessen’s Quartet in two movements. |
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New string quartet music!
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At the end of 2015, our catalogue, which is forever growing, will include more than 2500 pieces. Currently, we have already included more than 200 remarkable composers such as Louis Andriessen, Paul Méfano, Luis Naon, Claude Ledoux, Yan Maresz, Doina Rotaru, Ondrej Adamek, Bernard Cavanna, Hans Tutchku, Karlheinz Essl and many more.Discover our Online Librarywww.babelscores.com |
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LUCAS FAGIN
Lucas Fagin was born in 1980 in Argentina. He was an outsider during the Buenos Aires period when he studied composition with Daniel Montes, taking only private lessons. In France he studied composition at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris with Marco Stroppa
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PATRICIA-SUCENA DE ALMEIDA
Patrícia Sucena de Almeida (1972) studied Electroacoustic Music and Composition with the Portuguese composer Joao Pedro Oliveira at the University of Aveiro (Portugal) and in 1997 she finished her degree in Music Teaching
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ONDREJ ADAMEK
Ondrej Adamek (born 1979 in Prague) graduated from the composition department of the Academy of Music in Prague in 2004 and of the Conservatoire National Superieur in Paris in 2007. His music was awarded the Prize Synthèse
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LOUIS ANDRIESSEN
Louis Andriessen was born in Utrecht on June 6, 1939. After an early training in composition with his father, composer Hendrik Andriessen, he continued his studies with Kees van Baaren at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague -Published by Donemus-
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