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Artist: Adrián Díaz Martínez, Ikuko Odai
Album: Manu Scriptum
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 48 kHz
Duration: 01:06:33
Total Tracks: 14
Total Size: 529 MB
Tracklist:
1-02. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Adagio and Allegro in A-Flat Major, Op. 70 for Horn and Piano: II. Allegro (04:55)
1-03. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 1 Larghetto bien Posé (05:07)
1-04. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 2 Andantino (02:19)
1-05. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 3 Andante (02:54)
1-06. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 4 Larghetto (04:43)
1-07. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 5 Andante Cantbile (03:30)
1-08. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Six Melodies for Horn and Piano: No. 6 Andante ben Marcato (05:15)
1-09. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Concert for Horn No. 2 in E-Flat Major (Vers. For Horn and two Pianos): I. Allegro (08:35)
1-10. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Concert for Horn No. 2 in E-Flat Major (Vers. For Horn and two Pianos): II. Andante (05:03)
1-11. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Concert for Horn No. 2 in E-Flat Major (Vers. For Horn and two Pianos): III. Rondo Allegro Molto (05:33)
1-12. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Tre Poemi for Horn and Piano: I. Lamento D’Orfeo (05:35)
1-13. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Tre Poemi for Horn and Piano: II. Danza D’Orfeo (02:30)
1-14. Adrián Diaz Martinez – Tre Poemi for Horn and Piano: III. La Gondola Funebre (05:32)
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The album is inspired by the composers’ manuscripts and their first sketches and ideas for their works. “Interpreting such first musical ideas” – writes Díaz Martínez – “is a particularly exciting task, because in this way you trace the original idea of these sounds.”
In order to get as close as possible to this first stage in the creation of music, Ikuko Odai and Adrián Díaz Martínez embarked on a long and intensive search for information about manuscripts, old letters, books and materials often kept in secret drawers: “It was a fantastic journey. And also proved to be a wonderful gift to discover how the selected composers – Charles Gounod, Robert Schumann, Richard Strauss and Volker David Kirchner – thought, what and how they dreamed, loved and lived,” says Díaz Martínez.