After a break of three decades, Conrado del Campo resumed his activity as a composer of quartets in 1942 with Quartet No. 9. This third movement is a free-form elegy in which the four instruments must play "with deep emotion," as he indicates at the beginning. A marked lyricism runs through the whole movement with palpable echoes of Wagnerian lyric drama.
Conrado del Campo (1878-1953)
"Elegy. Molto adagio ma non troppo lento", from String Quartet No. 9 in D Major
(First performance in modern times. Edited by David Ferreiro)
Diotima Quartet (Yun-Peng Zhao and Léo Marillier, violins. Franck Chevalier, viola. Alexis Descharmes, cello)
Excerpt from the concert "Proyecto Conrado: integral of his quartets (IV)"
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14 February 2024
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