℗ 2021 Analekta
Released January 21, 2022
Duration 45m 36s
Record Label Groupe Analekta, Inc
Catalogue No. An29197
Genre Classical (Romantic)
 

Vienna 1840: Romantic Viennese Music

Pascal Valois

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Six Preludes, Op. 46  
1.1
Prelude No. 1, Moderato
Emilia Giuliani-Guglielmi; Pascal Valois
1:27
1.2
Prelude No. 3, Presto
Emilia Giuliani-Guglielmi; Pascal Valois
1:56
Barden-Klänge, Op. 13, Book 11  
1.3
I. Lied ohne Worte : Introduction – Moderato quasi Allegretto
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
4:52
Barden-Klänge, Op. 13, Book 5  
1.4
I. Fingals-Hohle : Maestoso - Allegro
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
2:55
Barden-Klänge, Op. 13, Book 1  
1.5
I. An Malvina: Introduction - Moderato quasi Allegretto
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
4:18
Barden-Klänge, Op. 13, Book 6  
1.6
I. Tarentelle: Più Allegro – Presto Allegramente
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
4:41
Barden-Klänge, Op. 13, Book 2  
1.7
I. Abendlied: Andante
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
3:34
Schwanengesang, D 957  
1.8
IV. Ständchen (Arr. for Guitar by Johann Kaspar Mertz)
Franz Schubert; Pascal Valois
4:53
1.9
Nocturne "Reverie", Op. 19
Giulio Regondi; Pascal Valois
9:48
3 Morceaux, Op. 65  
1.10
No. 1, Fantaisie hongroise
Johann Kaspar Mertz; Pascal Valois
7:12
“But truly, there remains much to be read between the lines, which no composer can convey by signs and no editor by explanations.” – Carl Reinecke The second half of the 19th century was an erawhen musicians valued the evocation of the fantastic and the expression of passion above all else. They did not hesitate to manipulate and reshape musical frameworks through a wide variety of expressive techniques such as rubato (modifying rhythms and varying pulsation), portamento (expressively sliding between notes), arpeggiation, adding appoggiaturas and trills, and improvising musical transitions. For the recording of Vienna 1840, Pascal Valois set out to rediscover these manners of expression as they existed in the Germanic Romantic period. For this same reason, he used a replica of an 1830 Viennese guitar by luthier Johann Georg Stauffer (1778–1853). Pascal Valois is dedicated to reviving enthusiasm for the guitar scene during the Romantic era. He performs music from the nineteenth-century repertoire by using various period instruments, ornamentation, stylistic practices of the period, as well as improvisation, which was customary in that era.
48 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Groupe Analekta, Inc Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
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RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.11
-0.12 to -0.11
-16.33
-18.05 to -13.48
-13.74
-15.20 to -10.90
10
8 to 12
1
Prelude No. 1, Moderato
-0.11-13.48-10.98
2
Prelude No. 3, Presto
-0.11-16.11-13.610
3
I. Lied ohne Worte : Introduction – Moderato quasi Allegretto
-0.11-17.89-15.212
4
I. Fingals-Hohle : Maestoso - Allegro
-0.11-13.99-11.38
5
I. An Malvina: Introduction - Moderato quasi Allegretto
-0.11-17.08-14.311
6
I. Tarentelle: Più Allegro – Presto Allegramente
-0.12-17.18-14.711
7
I. Abendlied: Andante
-0.11-17.02-14.511
8
IV. Ständchen (Arr. for Guitar by Johann Kaspar Mertz)
-0.11-16.87-14.411
9
Nocturne "Reverie", Op. 19
-0.11-15.62-13.310
10
No. 1, Fantaisie hongroise
-0.11-18.05-15.212

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