℗ 2021 Naxos
Released February 12, 2021
Duration 48m 08s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.574209
Genre Classical (Chamber)
 

Janáček: Chamber Works

New Zealand String Quartet

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String Quartet No. 1, JW VII/8 "Kreutzer"  
1.1
I. Adagio con moto
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
4:01
1.2
II. Con moto
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
4:18
1.3
III. Con moto - Vivo - Andante
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
4:03
1.4
IV. Con moto
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
5:17
String Quartet No. 2, JW VII/13 "Intimate Letters"  
1.5
I. Andante
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
5:58
1.6
II. Adagio
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
5:55
1.7
III. Moderato
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
5:31
1.8
IV. Allegro - Andante - Adagio
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
8:16
1.9
Sonnet No. 2 in D Minor, JW VII/2 (Arr. R. Gjelsten for String Quartet)
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
2:27
1.10
Sonnet No. 1 in A Major, JW VII/1 (Arr. R. Gjelsten for String Quartet)
Leoš Janáček; New Zealand String Quartet
2:22
Digital Booklet
Janáček’s final decade saw an almost unprecedented creative renewal during which he wrote some of his greatest works. Among them were his chamber music masterpieces, the two "String Quartets". The first was inspired by Tolstoy’s novella "The Kreutzer Sonata", a torrid tale of adultery and murder to which Janáček responded with music of increasingly frenzied passion. The second was subtitled "Intimate Letters", a freely evolving work full of yearning and amorous defiance. Originally cast for four violins, the two youthful "Sonnets" date from 1875 and balance the archaisms of the first with the lyricism of the second.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-7.72
-15.13 to -3.85
-28.73
-34.07 to -26.99
-25.06
-31.10 to -23.00
13
11 to 16
1
I. Adagio con moto
-8.01-27.46-24.912
2
II. Con moto
-6.06-27.20-23.613
3
III. Con moto - Vivo - Andante
-6.03-27.50-23.313
4
IV. Con moto
-6.06-27.37-23.013
5
I. Andante
-6.80-26.99-23.213
6
II. Adagio
-6.66-27.20-23.213
7
III. Moderato
-4.89-27.16-23.214
8
IV. Allegro - Andante - Adagio
-3.85-28.28-24.116
9
Sonnet No. 2 in D Minor, JW VII/2 (Arr. R. Gjelsten for String Quartet)
-15.13-34.07-31.112
10
Sonnet No. 1 in A Major, JW VII/1 (Arr. R. Gjelsten for String Quartet)
-13.73-34.05-31.011

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