Delve into the Juan March Institute's significant 2024 publication, presenting the first world recordings of Conrado del Campo's String Quartets Nos. 8 and 9. This important release, featuring performances by the acclaimed Diotima Quartet, aims to revive the unjustly forgotten repertoire of this original Spanish composer. It contributes to a broader project focused on his complete thirteen string quartets, enhancing his musical legacy for a wider audience.
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This entry details a recording of concerts by the Diotima Quartet, featuring the first world recordings of string quartets by Conrado del Campo. Released in 2024, it is part of an initiative to revive the composer's unjustly forgotten repertoire.
This publication, dated 2024, presents a significant contribution to the revival of Conrado del Campo's musical legacy. It features the first world recordings of his String Quartets Nos. 8 and 9, along with an Intermezzo-Scherzo. These recordings originate from concerts performed by the Diotima Quartet at the Fundación Juan March on April 27, 2022, and February 14, 2024. The project, initiated in 2021, aims to present the complete body of Conrado del Campo's thirteen string quartets, with this edition complemented by the integral publication of his scores, many of which were previously unpublished. Conrado del Campo is highlighted as one of the most original yet overlooked Spanish composers of the early 20th century, and this initiative seeks to bring his unjustly forgotten repertoire to a wider audience.
This entry is part of the 'Ediciones de la March' collection and is a sound recording. Further information about the content and usage conditions, including free consultation and reproduction for teaching or research with proper citation, is available. Specific ticketing or admission details for accessing this recording are not provided on this page, but it is linked to a related MarchVivo entry for more information.
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