Massonneau: 3 Duos Concertante Op. 9

Baraldi, Dylan;
Baraldi, Demian

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Louis Massonneau (1766-1848) was a German violinist and composer, born in Kassel, the son of a French court cook employed by Landgrave Frederic II. As a celebrated violinist he held posts as concert master in various court orchestras, such a Göttingen, Frankfurt, Dessau, Hamburg and finally Ludwigslust. He wrote symphonies, operas and chamber music, works firmly rooted in the Viennese Classical tradition; however, early Romantic influences can certainly be detected.

Although violin and cello are among the solo instruments most frequently heard in Concert Halls, they rarely come together as a duo. The 3 Duos Concertante by Massonneau are substantial works, requiring virtuoso skills from the performers, abounding in rich expressiveness and lyricism.

Played by the brothers Demian and Dylan Baraldi. Winners of numerous awards and recognitions, they have been playing together since they were children. United in their musical research, they strive to find neglected repertoire for their instruments. They recently debuted together at the Ravenna festival and have numerous concerts on international stages (Austria, Germany, China, Norway, USA, …).

Works:

•Louis Massonneau: Duo concertante für Violine und Violoncello op. 9 Nr. 1
• Louis Massonneau: Duo concertante für Violine und Violoncello op. 9 Nr. 2
• Louis Massonneau: Duo concertante für Violine und Violoncello op. 9 Nr.

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30-04-2024

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