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SKU: CR1701
Format: CD
UPC: 867458000057
Street Date: 11/03/17
PreBook Date: 09/29/17
Label: Crier Records »
Genre: Classical
Run Time: 1 mins
Number of Discs: 1
Year of Production: 2017
Box Lot: 0
Territory: WORLD
Language: English

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Robyn Bollinger - CIACCONA: The Bass Of Time

In her solo debut CD, violinist Robyn Bollinger traces the development of the ciaccona form through solo violin music.

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This daring program demonstrates the evolution of one of the oldest musical ideas, the ciaccona, across three centuries of solo violin music. Violinist Robyn Bollinger takes on this challenge in her debut recording, the music of her multimedia recital program, CIACCONA: The Bass of Time. From the seminal Passacaglia of Biber and the storied Ciaccona of Bach to the ground-breaking Solo Sonata of Bartok and the explosive Sequenza VII of Berio, this program explores the development of this musical form from simplicity to complexity, and it offers a deep perspective on the relationships of these four remarkable composers across the ages. This recording represents the culmination of Bollinger's prestigious Fellowship with the Leonore Annenberg Arts Fellowship Fund. Recorded at the Shalin Liu Performing Arts Center, Rockport, MA.

Track Listing

Passacaglia for Solo Violin
Ciaccona from Partita No. 2 in D Minor, BWV 1004
Tempo di Ciaccona from Sonata for Solo Violin
Sequenza VIII

Sales Points

A must-hear album for fans of the violin who want to know about up and coming talent in the field.
American violinist Robyn Bollinger is a rising young talent - hear why the prestigious Leonore Annenberg Arts Fellowship Fund for the Performing and Visual Arts selected this bright artist as a Fellow.
A bold program featuring works by four composers - - Biber, Bach, Bartok and Berios -spanning three centuries and demonstrating the connection between their works and the evolution of the ciaccona, the repeating bass line.

Press Quotes

'Strongly virtuosic playing, tender and expressive...'
—Boston Musical Intelligencer