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Scarlatti - Sommer, Dybro - Sonatas For Two Guitars (2003) [REPOST]

Posted By: luckburz

Date: 28 Aug 2013 08:10:57

Scarlatti - Sommer, Dybro - Sonatas For Two Guitars (2003) [REPOST]

Domenico Scarlatti - Sonatas For Two Guitars
Jan Sommer / Per Dybro
EAC+LOG+CUE | WV: 271 MB | Artwork | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: Scandinavian Classics # 220572 | Country/Year: Europe 2003
Genre: Classical | Style: Baroque, Guitar

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Jan Sommer & Per Dybro / Domenico Scarlatti - Sonatas For Two Guitars

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DR14 -3.14 dB -22.18 dB 5:43 01-Sonata in a-minor
DR12 -3.38 dB -18.42 dB 2:12 02-Sonata in D-major
DR14 -1.02 dB -17.16 dB 1:17 03-Sonata in A-major
DR14 -1.36 dB -20.65 dB 5:11 04-Sonata in a-minor
DR14 -4.56 dB -21.50 dB 2:44 05-Sonata in G-major
DR15 -3.77 dB -22.36 dB 6:25 06-Sonata in F-major
DR15 -1.08 dB -19.56 dB 3:36 07-Sonata in e-minor
DR14 -0.30 dB -18.65 dB 3:36 08-Sonata in G-major
DR15 -4.49 dB -24.40 dB 3:53 09-Sonata in C-major
DR13 -5.04 dB -21.45 dB 5:41 10-Sonata in D-major
DR16 -1.30 dB -20.63 dB 6:39 11-Sonata in c-minor
DR12 -1.79 dB -18.28 dB 3:34 12-Sonata in b-minor
DR13 -5.79 dB -22.45 dB 5:17 13-Sonata in a-minor
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CD Info:

Domenico Scarlatti - Sonatas For Two Guitars

Jan Sommer / Per Dybro

Label: Scandinavian Classics
Catalog#: 220572
Format: CD, Album
Country: Europe
Released: 2002
Genre: Classical
Style: Baroque, Guitar

Tracklist:

1. Sonata In A Minor, K.481
2. Sonata In D Major, K.159
3. Sonata In A Major
4. Sonata In A Minor, K.462
5. Sonata In G Major, K.391
6. Sonata In F Major, K.398
7. Sonata In E Minor, K.9
8. Sonata In G Major, K.527
9. Sonata In C Major, K.208
10. Sonata In D Major, K.57
11. Sonata In C Minor, K.466
12. Sonata In B Minor, K.409
13. Sonata In A Minor, K.434

Scarlatti's music has been an established part of solo classical guitar repertoire for more than a century. When transcribed for guitar duo, the resulting increase in harmonic range and the added availability of baroque ornamentation (trills, mordents, etc.) at either end of the scale makes its origins as keyboard music more apparent.

The guitarists Jan Sommer and Per Dybro perform these transcriptions admirably, with an especially clear grasp of their dynamic possibilities and a sometimes playful approach toward the (always subjective) interpretations of tempo. As guitar programs proliferate at music schools around the world, one hopes to hear more and more performers achieve the level of technical excellence shown by these two gentlemen. It's too bad that the record company saw fit to include no (zero) biographical information about Mr. Dybro; such a fine musician could and should have been treated with a little more respect.

Well engineered, with production values that emphasize clarity and separation, this recording is highly recommended to all classical guitar students and fans, as well as anyone who appreciates baroque music in general and Scarlatti's music specifically. Oscar Veterano

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