Azevedo / Matosinhos String Quartet: Raizes - Portuguese Chamber Mu
Azevedo / Matosinhos String Quartet: Raizes - Portuguese Chamber Mu
Format: CD
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Artist: Azevedo / Matosinhos String Quartet
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313911479
Genre: Classical
Raízes (Portuguese for 'roots') features new works commissioned by the Matosinhos String Quartet, in which composers were invited to write works inspired by melodies, dances and stories from Portuguese traditional folklore. Returning to their heritage in North Portugal, Eurico Carrapatoso and Fernando C. Lapa both draw inspiration from Mirandese landscapes, dances and melodies. Telmo Marques's Ilhas Afortunadas alludes to the mythologies surrounding the islands of the Azores and Madeira, and Sérgio Azevedo pays homage to Fernando Lopes-Graça and Béla Bartók's pioneering work recording folk music in the field with his Popularuskia I
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