Delve into the world premiere recording of Conrado del Campo's String Quartets Nos. 3 & 5, masterfully performed by Quatuor Diotima. This special release from Fundación Juan March's 'MarchVivo' collection is a crucial step in the 'Proyecto Conrado', aiming to resurrect the acclaimed Spanish composer's complete string quartet repertoire. Researchers and educators can access digital documents for free consultation.
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This recording features the String Quartets Nos. 3 & 5 by Conrado del Campo, performed by Quatuor Diotima. It is a remaster of a concert from April 27, 2022, and represents the first recording of these works, aiming to revive the unjustly forgotten repertoire of a significant Spanish composer.
This release presents a significant musical recording of String Quartets Nos. 3 & 5 by Conrado del Campo (1878-1953), a highly original yet largely overlooked Spanish composer of the early 20th century. The recording is a remaster of a live concert given by the Quatuor Diotima at the Fundación Juan March on April 27, 2022. It marks the world premiere recording of these specific quartets, including a six-movement version of numbers 3 and 5, as part of the ambitious 'Proyecto Conrado'. This project seeks to program and disseminate the composer's entire body of thirteen string quartets, with the integral publication of his scores and the diffusion of recordings aiming to recover this unjustly forgotten repertoire. The recording is part of the 'MarchVivo' collection under 'Ediciones de la March'. It features the celebrated Cuarteto Diotima, known for their interpretations of contemporary and modern classical music. The release includes one sound disc with a total duration of 75 minutes and 46 seconds. The Fundación Juan March itself is credited as the editorial entity, highlighting their commitment to promoting Spanish musical heritage. The conditions of use state that digital documents are freely available for consultation and reproduction for teaching or research, with proper citation.
This item is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection and is available as a sound recording. The Fundación Juan March provides digital documents from this collection for free consultation and reproduction for teaching or research purposes, subject to intellectual property laws and with proper citation. Specific purchasing or viewing instructions for the physical disc are not detailed on this page, but further information may be available via the 'MarchVivo' link provided.
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