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Original

Recondita Armonia. Xavier Montsalvatge. Cello sheet music. Viola sheet music. Violin sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.

Translation

Hidden Harmony. Xavier Montsalvatge. Cello sheet music. Viola sheet music. Violin sheet music. Piano Accompaniment sheet music.

Original

Recondita Armonia composed by Xavier Montsalvatge. 1912-2002. For violin, viola, cello and piano. Instrumental Sets. Duration 25. 00. Published by Editorial de Musica Boileau. BO.B.3032. ISBN 84-8020-147-9. Comentarios del Espanol. Tuvo su origen en un quinteto de cuerda compuesto durante sus estudios en el Conservatorio de Barcelona. La obra quedo abandonada asta que se constituyo la presente formacion y Montsalvatge decidio ampliarlo y actualizarlo para su estreno el 2 de junio de 1995 en la Iglesia de Sant Pau del Camp. La obra, obviamente escrita en una epoca de tanteos, refleja un sentimiento neorromantico por el que se sentia atraido al principio de su actividad creadora. Esta estima por la musica verista italiana y el lirismo pucciniano, que continua aun hoy, se refleja incluso en el titulo y es mas patente en tres de sus movimientos, siendo el allegretto donde gravita mas la voluntad mas evolucionada e independiente propia de su actual orientacion estetica. La obra se inicia con un allegro con brio que es el movimiento que mas se adapta a lo escrito en la primera version, el andante sostenuto que le sigue refleja mas perceptiblemente la influencia lirica italiana. El allegretto es el movimiento donde los cambios fueron mas sustanciales hasta obtener un verdadero Scherzo. Por ultimo, en el cuarto tiempo. moderato-presto. se propone sintetizar el caracter general de la composicion pasando de un lirismo sosegado a un episodio final de mayor tension y fuerza conclusiva. --Carlos Figueroa.

Translation

Recondita Armonia composed by Xavier Montsalvatge. 1912-2002. For violin, viola, cello and piano. Instrumental Sets. Duration 25. 00. Published by Editorial de Musica Boileau. BO.B.3032. ISBN 84-8020-147-9. Spanish Comments. It originated on a string quintet composed during his studies at the Conservatory of Barcelona. The work was abandoned flagpole that this formation was formed and decided to expand and update Montsalvatge for release on June 2, 1995 in the Church of Sant Pau del Camp. The work obviously written in a time of trial and error, reflects a neo-romantic feeling by which he felt attracted to the top of his creative activity. This estimated by the Italian verismo and Puccini's lyrical music, which continues even today, is even reflected in the title and is more evident in three of his movements, the allegretto which weighs more the more evolved and independent will of his own current orientation aesthetic. The work begins with an allegro con brio movement that is more suited to what is written in the first version, the andante sostenuto that follows reflects more significantly influence the Italian lyric. Allegretto movement is where the changes were more substantial to get a real Scherzo. Finally, the fourth time. moderate-soon. aims to synthesize the general character of the composition from an lyricism sedate final episode of major stress and conclusive force. --Carlos Figueroa.