Schubert at the Red Hedgehog Tavern - C Major Quintet, D 956
by ZRI
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in a lovely digipak case with a 2-page booklet. With artwork by Dave McKean.
*The text below about downloads/digital album appears by default from bandcamp. There are no digital tracks included in this purchase. At the moment ZRI are only offering this music as a Compact Disk. If you order from this side a CD will arrive at your door - the old school and gypsy way! *
Includes unlimited streaming of Schubert at the Red Hedgehog Tavern - C Major Quintet, D 956 via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 5 days£12 GBP or more
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
£14 GBP or more
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*Please note: £14 = £12 for the CD + £2 shipping. Even though the Digital Album option appears here, we don't offer Digital Album downloads for this music at the moment. If you order from this side a CD will arrive at your door - the old school and gypsy way! *
ZRI stands for ‘Zum Roten Igel’, the name of the major concert venue in Vienna in Schubert’s time but also of the tavern just behind it where bands played and composers caroused into the night; at one point Schubert even lived next door. His fluid embrace of folk tradition in this much-loved work is brought out in this exciting version, reflecting the daring and profound qualities of the piece itself.
Schubert recognised the height of his own romantic aspirations in the see-saw between virtuoso abandon and deep pathos of gypsy music, and also the alienation and defiance that it represented. The melodies we intersperse with the Schubert come from a wide variety of European traditional music backgrounds: Hungarian pub tunes, Jewish klezmer dances, shepherd melodies from the Carpathian Mountains and an improvised wedding lament. Our performance is an attempt to go through the looking glass to present the iconic String Quintet in the full glory of its radicalism and originality.
ZRI stands for ‘Zum Roten Igel’, the name of the major concert venue in Vienna in Schubert’s time but also of the tavern just behind it where bands played and composers caroused into the night; at one point Schubert even lived next door. His fluid embrace of folk tradition in this much-loved work is brought out in this exciting version, reflecting the daring and profound qualities of the piece itself.
Schubert recognised the height of his own romantic aspirations in the see-saw between virtuoso abandon and deep pathos of gypsy music, and also the alienation and defiance that it represented. The melodies we intersperse with the Schubert come from a wide variety of European traditional music backgrounds: Hungarian pub tunes, Jewish klezmer dances, shepherd melodies from the Carpathian Mountains and an improvised wedding lament. Our performance is an attempt to go through the looking glass to present the iconic String Quintet in the full glory of its radicalism and originality.
credits
released December 17, 2016
Ben Harlan - clarinet
Max Baillie - violin
Matthew Sharp - cello
Jon Banks - accordion
Iris Pissaride - santouri
Recorded and engineered by Oscar Torres at Childwickbury Manor House, May 15 & 16 2016.
Produced by ZRI and Oscar Torres
Mastered by Oscar Torres
Artwork and Design by Dave McKean
Ben Harlan - clarinet
Max Baillie - violin
Matthew Sharp - cello
Jon Banks - accordion
Iris Pissaride - santouri
Recorded and engineered by Oscar Torres at Childwickbury Manor House, May 15 & 16 2016.
Produced by ZRI and Oscar Torres
Mastered by Oscar Torres
Artwork and Design by Dave McKean
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Dec 2016 -
Nov 2014
