Emerson_String_Quartet--Bach_The_Art_Of_Fugue-2003-OMA

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 █████▀         Emerson String Quartet - Bach: The Art of Fugue          ▀█████
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 █▓▓▓▓    ARTiST..[ Emerson String Quartet                                ▓▓▓▓█
 █▓▓▓▓    TiTLE...[ Bach: The Art of Fugue                                ▓▓▓▓█
 ████     GENRE...[ Classical               GRABBER.[ EAC                  ████
 ████     LABEL...[ Deutsche Grammophon     ENCODER.[ Lame 3.97            ████
 ████     YEAR....[ 2003                    QUALiTY.[ vbr 187kbps          ████
 ████     SOURCE..[ CDDA                    MODE....[ Joint-Stereo         ████
 ████     PLAYTIME[ 80:07 min               REL.DATE[ 02.06.2010           ████
 ████     TRACKS..[ 22                      RiPPER..[ TEAM OMA             ████
 ████     SiZE....[ 107,6 MB                SUPPLiER[ TEAM OMA             ████
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 ████     01  Contrapunctus I                                   03:04      ████
 ████     02  Contrapunctus II                                  02:44      ████
 ████     03  Contrapunctus III                                 02:31      ████
 ████     04  Contrapunctus IV                                  03:30      ████
 ████     05  Contrapunctus V                                   02:33      ████
 ████     06  Contrapunctus VI, a 4, in Stylo Francese          04:10      ████
 ████     07  Contrapunctus VII, a 4, per Augmentationem et     03:07      ████
 ████         Diminutionem                                                 ████
 ████     08  Contrapunctus VIII, a 3                           04:54      ████
 ████     09  Contrapunctus IX, a 4, alla Duodecima             02:14      ████
 ████     10  Contrapunctus X, a 4, alla Decima                 03:02      ████
 ████     11  Contrapunctus XI, a 4                             04:43      ████
 ████     12  Canon per Augmentationem in Contrario Motu        05:18      ████
 ████     13  Contrapunctus XII, a 4 - Rectus                   01:50      ████
 ████     14  Contrapunctus XII, a 4 - Inversus                 01:53      ████
 ████     15  Canon alla Ottava                                 04:03      ████
 ████     16  Canon alla Decima in Contrapuncto alla Terza      03:42      ████
 ████     17  Canon alla Duodecima in Contrapuncto alla Quinta  04:13      ████
 ████     18  Contrapunctus XIII, a 3 - Rectus                  02:06      ████
 ████     19  Contrapunctus XIII, a 3 - Inversus                02:09      ████
 ████     20  Canon per Augmentationem in Contrario Motu        06:53      ████
 ████     21  Contrapunctus XIV (Fragment of quadruple fugue)   08:12      ████
 ████     22  Chorale- 'Vor deinen Thron tret ich hiermit',     03:16      ████
 ████         BWV 668a                                                     ████
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 ████                                                    TOTAL: 80:07      ████
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 ████            In his essay in praise of Napoleon the                    ████
 ████            adventurer Ralph Waldo Emerson approvingly                ████
 ████            quotes the French leader thus: "The desire of             ████
 ████            perfection is the worst disease that ever                 ████
 ████            afflicted the human mind." The members of the             ████
 ████            eponymous Emerson Quartet would propably take             ████
 ████            issue with him to judge from their                        ████
 ████            three-concert Wigmore Hall residency. Not only            ████
 ████            do they desire a form a perfection, they                  ████
 ████            attain it. And I'm not talking about the kind             ████
 ████            of empty, technical perfection laid accusingly            ████
 ████            at the door of many young musicians. No, every            ████
 ████            note, every phrase, every movement has a                  ████
 ████            purpose and a sense of its own standing within            ████
 ████            the given work as a whole. (Peter Quantrill,              ████
 ████            The Strad (Harrow, UK) / 01. June 2004)                   ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            The Emerson Quartet bring out all the varied              ████
 ████            characters, but the most impressive thing                 ████
 ████            about them ist their concentration. Sometimes             ████
 ████            this can be overwhelming. (Ivan Hewett, The               ████
 ████            Times (London) / 08. November 2003)                       ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            . . . I found myself very soon immersed in the            ████
 ████            work because of the unforced intensitiy of the            ████
 ████            Emerson Quartet's playing here. (Nigel                    ████
 ████            Simeone, International Record Review (London)             ████
 ████            / 01. December 2003)                                      ████
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 ████            This is playing of real character, every                  ████
 ████            instrument an equal partner in the climb to               ████
 ████            the mountaintop, ultimately conveying the                 ████
 ████            exhilarating purity sought by Bach. (Dan                  ████
 ████            Davis, Absolute Sound (Tijaeras, NM) / 01.                ████
 ████            December 2003)                                            ████
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 ████            The Emerson's enormous warmth and intelligence            ████
 ████            benefit Bach's great fugal testimony . . . I              ████
 ████            still admire their Classical exegesis, the                ████
 ████            liveliness and urgency of their phrasing and              ████
 ████            the warm glow of their tone. Theirs is an                 ████
 ████            eminently satisfying performance. (Rob Cowan,             ████
 ████            Gramophone (London) / 01. January 2004)                   ████
 ████                                                                      ████
 ████            The Emerson has some splendidly imaginative               ████
 ████            ideas -- not least, reversing its conventional            ████
 ████            seating positions for the inverted fugues.                ████
 ████            Bach's parts work equally well individually               ████
 ████            inverted and migrating, top to bottom. The                ████
 ████            altered soundscape is surprisingly telling.               ████
 ████            (George Pratt, BBC Music Magazine (London) /              ████
 ████            01. January 2004)                                         ████
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 ████            Almost immediately, and indeed almost from the            ████
 ████            first jaunty statement of the theme by violist            ████
 ████            Lawrence Dutton, this has become one of my                ████
 ████            favorite recordings of Bach's daunting "Art of            ████
 ████            Fugue" . . . What distinguishes this recording            ████
 ████            is its rhythmic life, as well as the buoyant              ████
 ████            clarity of the individual lines. One hears                ████
 ████            that liveliness in Dutton's first notes, but              ████
 ████            also in the dotted rhythms of the second                  ████
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01-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_i-oma.mp34,14 MB
02-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_ii-oma.mp33,75 MB
03-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_iii-oma.mp33,44 MB
04-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_iv-oma.mp34,79 MB
05-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_v-oma.mp33,44 MB
06-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_vi_a_4_in_stylo_francese-oma.5,76 MB
07-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_vii_a_4_per_augmentationem_et4,28 MB
08-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_viii_a_3-oma.mp36,54 MB
09-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_ix_a_4_alla_duodecima-oma.mp33,10 MB
10-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_x_a_4_alla_decima-oma.mp34,13 MB
11-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xi_a_4-oma.mp36,40 MB
12-emerson_string_quartet--canon_per_augmentationem_in_contrario_motu-6,96 MB
13-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xii_a_4_-_rectus-oma.mp32,51 MB
14-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xii_a_4_-_inversus-oma.mp32,58 MB
15-emerson_string_quartet--canon_alla_ottava-oma.mp35,32 MB
16-emerson_string_quartet--canon_alla_decima_in_contrapuncto_alla_terz4,79 MB
17-emerson_string_quartet--canon_alla_duodecima_in_contrapuncto_alla_q5,70 MB
18-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xiii_a_3_-_rectus-oma.mp32,79 MB
19-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xiii_a_3_-_inversus-oma.mp32,79 MB
20-emerson_string_quartet--canon_per_augmentationem_in_contrario_motu-9,07 MB
21-emerson_string_quartet--contrapunctus_xiv_(fragment_of_quadruple_fu11,07 MB
22-emerson_string_quartet--chorale-_vor_deinen_thron_tret_ich_hiermit_4,26 MB