℗ 2004 Marco-Polo
Released August 1, 2004
Duration 1h 06m 31s
Record Label Marco-Polo
Catalogue No. 8.225271
Genre Classical (Orchestral)
 

Joly Braga Santos: Cello Concerto - Staccato Brilhante - Divertimentos Nos. 1 and 2

Jan Bastiaan Neven, Algarve Orchestra, Alvaro Cassuto

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1.1
Staccato Brilhante, Op. 63
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
2:20
1.2
Nocturno for Strings, Op. 11
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
6:54
Divertimento No. 1, Op. 32  
1.3
I. Preludio
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
7:31
1.4
II. Intermezzo
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
5:06
1.5
III. Finale
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
8:25
Divertimento No. 2, Op. 52  
1.6
I. Largamente
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
8:26
1.7
II. Allegro vivace
Joly Braga Santos; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
4:52
Cello Concerto, Op. 60  
1.8
Moderato
Joly Braga Santos; Jan Bastiaan Neven; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
6:38
1.9
Allegro
Joly Braga Santos; Jan Bastiaan Neven; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
7:02
1.10
Andante
Joly Braga Santos; Jan Bastiaan Neven; Algarve Orchestra; Alvaro Cassuto
9:17
Digital Booklet
"... Divertimento No. 1 gets my vote for Most Beautiful Unknown Work of the Last Century. It’s worth the price of the disc ... the performances overall are very good under Cassuto and the sonics have plenty of colour and impact." - ClassicsToday.com "... Cassuto adds to his discography as Braga Santos’s prime champion in these elegant and focused performances. The Algarve Orchestra copes admirably with the comparatively straightforward early scores and the considerably more intricate and wayward late ones ... this seems to contain some of Braga Santos’s most eloquent music ..." - BBC Music Magazine On this album with the Algarve Orchestra, conductor Álvaro Cassuto performs five works by Joly Braga Santos, undoubtedly one of the leading Portuguese symphonists of the 20th century. As presented on this 2004 release, the five pieces do not follow the chronological order of their composition, indeed, their dates of creation jump from the 1980s to the 1940s to the late 1950s, then back into the '70s and '80s. Conductor Cassuto has a long history recording and performing the music of Braga Santos dating back to 1963.
44.1 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Marco-Polo Studio Masters

Recorded at Igreja do Carmo, Tavira, Portugal, May 19-24, 2003, using 24-bit technology Producer: Andrew Walton (K&A Productions Ltd.) Engineer: Mike Clements Editors: Emma Stocker and Andrew Walton Booklet notes: Álvaro Cassuto Cover image: The Portuguese Coast by Grenville Staines
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-4.00
-10.99 to -0.50
-27.75
-32.08 to -22.74
-23.09
-28.60 to -18.40
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12 to 16
1
Staccato Brilhante, Op. 63
-0.86-22.74-18.412
2
Nocturno for Strings, Op. 11
-8.41-30.91-26.713
3
I. Preludio
-1.65-27.69-22.514
4
II. Intermezzo
-0.50-24.83-20.815
5
III. Finale
-0.50-26.59-21.614
6
I. Largamente
-5.54-29.38-23.014
7
II. Allegro vivace
-3.98-26.52-21.914
8
Moderato
-10.99-32.08-28.613
9
Allegro
-0.77-25.61-20.416
10
Andante
-6.84-31.13-27.015

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