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GINASTERA, A.: String Quartets Nos. 1-3 (Shelton, Enso Quartet)
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Naxos’s recording of Ginastera’s Complete Music for Cello and Piano (8.570569) was
hailed for ‘the music’s percussive rhythms as well as its reflective and mysterious melodic
invention’ by The Strad. Similarly, each of his highly individual and engaging string
quartets abound in kinetic energy, glowingly evocative writing and the ever-present
rhythms and sounds of his native Argentinean music. In his expressive Third String
Quartet a solo soprano, fully integrated into the quartet texture, sings texts by Alberti,
Jiménez and Lorca to create an intensely coloured spectrum of words and music.
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Ginastera, Alberto

String Quartet No. 1, Op. 20
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1.
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I. Allegro violento ed agitato
00:04:32
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2.
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II. Vivacissimo
00:03:44
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III. Calmo e poetico
00:08:06
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4.
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IV. Allegramente rustico
00:03:54
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String Quartet No. 2, Op. 26
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5.
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I. Allegro rustico
00:06:11
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II. Adagio angoscioso
00:05:58
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III. Presto magico
00:03:59
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IV. Libero e rapsodico
00:05:56
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Ginastera, Alberto Garcia Lorca, Federico / Jimenez, Juan Ramon / Alberti, Rafael, lyricist(s)

String Quartet No. 3, Op. 40
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I. Contemplativo
00:07:51
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11.
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II. Fantastico
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III. Amoroso
00:06:29
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13.
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IV. Drammatico
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V. Di nuovo Contemplativo
00:04:26
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Total Playing Time:
01:12:41
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