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Label: CONCERMEX |
Genre: Microtonal |
Info:
“CONCERMEX” RECORDINGS OF MEXICAN CONCERTS
JULIAN CARRILLO
FIRST ATONAL QUARTET
Tribute to Debussy
Recorded under the supervision of the author.
BREDO QUARTET
First violin ICILIO BREDO
Second violin FLAVIO URSUA
Viola IVO VALENTI
Cello DANTE BARZANO
This work was written by the Mexican composer in New York City in 1927, and its author used the musical writing of Sound 13, applied to the twelve sounds of the classical system. In the act it was seen how great were the possibilities that the new graph suggested and from it a harmonic technique emerged that differs from the one used today by all composers.
Atonality is the antithesis of tonality and in this composition Carrillo did not use major and minor diatonic scales; nor the major, minor, diminished and augmented chords that are produced in them.
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Tracklist:
FIRST ATONAL QUARTET
SIDE 1
- A1 ALLEGRO SLOW MYSTERIOUS
BREDO QUARTET: First violin ICILIO BREDO, Second violin FLAVIO URSUA, Viola IVO VALENTI, Cello DANTE BARZANO.
SIDE 2
- B1 ALLEGRO – SLOW MYSTERIOUS / ALLEGRO IMPETUOUS
BREDO QUARTET: First violin ICILIO BREDO, Second violin FLAVIO URSUA, Viola IVO VALENTI, Cello DANTE BARZANO.
Credits:
BREDO Quartet
(First violin ICILIO BREDO, Second violin FLAVIO URSUA, Viola IVO VALENTI, Cello DANTE BARZANO)
Notes:
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SIDE A:
M1900
SIDE B:
M1901
Links:
Julian Carrillo, Cuarteto Bredo – Primer Cuarteto Atonal
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