℗ 2018 Reference Recordings
Released September 21, 2018
Duration 56m 33s
Record Label Reference Recordings
Catalogue No. RR-143
Genre Classical (Contemporary Era)
 

A QSF Journey

Quartet San Francisco

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1.1
Tango Eight
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
2:21
1.2
Fiesta!
Helmut Lipsky; Quartet San Francisco
4:05
1.3
Tango Carnevale
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
5:07
1.4
Francini
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
3:45
1.5
Rhapsody in Bluegrass (After G. Gershwin & E.T. Rouse)
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
5:19
1.6
La Heroína
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
5:30
1.7
How Sweet the Sound
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
3:24
1.8
Federico II
Giovanni Sollima; Quartet San Francisco
9:45
1.9
Al Colón
Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
5:15
1.10
Jasmine Flower / Beautiful Scenery of Wuxi (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
Traditional; Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
4:23
1.11
Toroi-Bandi (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
Traditional; Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
4:01
1.12
Jambo (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
Traditional; Jeremy Cohen; Quartet San Francisco
3:38
Digital Booklet
Founded in 2001 by violinist and composer Jeremy Cohen, Quartet San Francisco expresses itself in its agility and standout virtuosic playing. These crossover specialists excel in multiple styles, from jazz to tango, pop to funk, blues to bluegrass, gypsy swing to big band and beyond. On this new release they invite you to join in their journey into the chamber music of the 21st century. The twelve tracks on the album include nine written or arranged by Cohen. Seven are world premieres, and another three are world premieres in string quartet form! These outstanding performances have been captured in natural, uncompromising audiophile sound by Reference Recordings’ own award-winning engineering team: Keith O. Johnson and Sean Royce Martin. A QSF Journey was recorded May 2018 at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, California. A QSF Journey is Quartet San Francisco’s first release on the Reference Recordings label. QSF’s last four releases (2013, 2009, 2007 and 2006) garnered three Grammy® nominations for Best Classical Crossover; three for Best Engineered Classical (Leslie Ann Jones and Judy Kirchner); and two for Best Instrumental Composition. In 2004 the group won the Argentine Consulate’s International Tango Competition in New York City.
176.4 kHz / 24-bit, 88.2 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Reference Recordings Studio Masters

Track 9 – 176.4 kHz / 24-bit, 88.2 kHz / 24-bit PCM
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-2.32
-5.89 to -0.42
-22.99
-25.23 to -21.00
-20.03
-22.50 to -18.10
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11 to 16
1
Tango Eight
-1.87-23.09-20.014
2
Fiesta!
-3.60-24.90-21.713
3
Tango Carnevale
-1.04-22.40-19.513
4
Francini
-2.96-23.13-20.114
5
Rhapsody in Bluegrass (After G. Gershwin & E.T. Rouse)
-1.99-21.31-18.313
6
La Heroína
-0.64-21.00-18.113
7
How Sweet the Sound
-5.89-25.23-22.511
8
Federico II
-1.84-23.08-19.914
9
Al Colón
-0.42-23.52-20.416
10
Jasmine Flower / Beautiful Scenery of Wuxi (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
-3.25-22.99-20.111
11
Toroi-Bandi (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
-0.92-22.15-19.513
12
Jambo (Arr. J. Cohen for String Quartet)
-3.37-23.11-20.213

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