℗ 2017 Genuin
Released September 1, 2017
Duration 57m 14s
Record Label Genuin
Genre Classical
 

Immortal Bach: Works by J.S. Bach, R. Bocca, C. Boccadoro, K. Nystedt, I. Xenakis and J. Cage

Simone Rubino

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Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1009  
1.1
I. Prélude (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
3:50
1.2
II. Allemande (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
3:51
1.3
Esegesi
Roberto Bocca; Simone Rubino
5:11
1.4
III. Courante (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
2:53
1.5
Power Station
Carlo Boccadoro; Simone Rubino
6:40
1.6
IV. Sarabande (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
3:28
1.7
Immortal Bach (after J.S. Bach's Komm, süßer Tod, BWV 478) (arr. for 4 Marimbas)
Knut Nystedt; Simone Rubino; Sergey Mikhaylenko; Christian Felix Benning; Patrick Stapleton
6:35
1.8
V. Bourrées I & II (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
3:52
1.9
Rebonds B
Iannis Xenakis; Simone Rubino
6:04
1.10
VI. Gigue (arr. by E. Egüez)
Johann Sebastian Bach; Eduardo Egüez; Simone Rubino
3:05
1.11
Third Construction
John Cage; Simone Rubino; Sergey Mikhaylenko; Christian Felix Benning; Patrick Stapleton
11:45
Digital Booklet
Up-and-coming young percussionist Simone Rubino presents Immortal Bach, a collection of works composed and inspired by J.S. Bach. 20th-century and contemporary pieces by Roberto Bocca, Carlo Boccadoro, Knut Nystedt, Iannis Xenakis, and John Cage are interwoven with Eduardo Egüez's arrangement of Bach's famous Cello Suite No. 3 in C Major, creating a dynamic assortment of works which combine Baroque, jazz, and contemporary art music sonorities to glorious effect, expertly performed by Rubino.
48 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Genuin Studio Masters
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-1.33
-7.21 to -0.30
-20.67
-30.44 to -16.65
-17.78
-28.30 to -14.00
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11 to 14
1
I. Prélude (arr. by E. Egüez)
-0.30-18.20-15.511
2
II. Allemande (arr. by E. Egüez)
-0.78-19.04-16.712
3
Esegesi
-0.30-19.37-16.012
4
III. Courante (arr. by E. Egüez)
-0.30-17.57-15.211
5
Power Station
-0.30-20.78-15.913
6
IV. Sarabande (arr. by E. Egüez)
-4.29-25.71-22.313
7
Immortal Bach (after J.S. Bach's Komm, süßer Tod, BWV 478) (arr. for 4 Marimbas)
-7.21-30.44-28.313
8
V. Bourrées I & II (arr. by E. Egüez)
-0.30-19.62-17.111
9
Rebonds B
-0.30-19.25-17.614
10
VI. Gigue (arr. by E. Egüez)
-0.30-16.65-14.011
11
Third Construction
-0.30-20.71-17.012

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