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I suggest this piece to provide variety to the listeners. It is by a very talented Milanese composer, Antonio Eros Negri; great mastery of orchestration, great cantability, contaminations (which would be nice to trace) and an interesting type of elaboration.
Antonio Eros Negri - Elegia (Orchestra Giovanile Antonio Vivaldi, Lorenzo Passerini conductor)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX6lPCAXp4E
I add that despite being a youth orchestra, they are good and the very young conductor is excellent.
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... I didn't know this composer
Frank wrote:contaminations (which would be nice to trace)
It seems to me that in some instances there are points of contact with South American/Cuban rhythms...
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Maestro Antonio Eros Negri teaches Choral Exercises at the Conservatory of Como.
Greetings to all
saverio
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I fear I haven't understood the meaning of your intervention, Saverio
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saverio wrote:M° Antonio Eros Negri teaches Choral Exercises at the Conservatory of Como.
It is true, he is also the coordinator of the composition department (and I read that at the same institute he is a professor of counterpoint and analysis, conducting and direction of baroque and classical repertoire.), teaches composition privately, is performed, has made records and has received recognition in international composition competitions
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Moving on to the topic at hand, I must say that when something is beautiful... it is beautiful. What else could one say?
Heartfelt compliments on the musicality of this Maestro.
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The theme and the initial effect are beautiful... the final repetition of the exact same thing is what I like least. Aside from this, truly enjoyable.
