℗ 2016 Naxos
Released December 2, 2016
Duration 1h 04m 45s
Record Label Naxos
Catalogue No. 8.573549
Genre Classical (Instrumental)
 

French Saxophone Quartets

Kenari Quartet

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Saxophone Quartet in F Major  
1.1
I. Ouverture
Pierre Max Dubois; Kenari Quartet
2:12
1.2
II. Doloroso
Pierre Max Dubois; Kenari Quartet
4:06
1.3
III. Spirituoso -
Pierre Max Dubois; Kenari Quartet
1:30
1.4
IV. Andante - Presto
Pierre Max Dubois; Kenari Quartet
2:18
1.5
Introduction et variations sur une ronde populaire
Gabriel Pierné; Kenari Quartet
8:49
Petit quatuor  
1.6
I. Gaguenardise
Jean Françaix; Kenari Quartet
2:42
1.7
II. Cantilène
Jean Françaix; Kenari Quartet
2:22
1.8
III. Sérénade comique
Jean Françaix; Kenari Quartet
1:58
Saxophone Quartet  
1.9
I. Allegro non troppo
Alfred Desenclos; Kenari Quartet
5:12
1.10
II. Andante
Alfred Desenclos; Kenari Quartet
5:13
1.11
III. Poco largo, ma risoluto
Alfred Desenclos; Kenari Quartet
5:35
Andante et scherzo  
1.12
Andante
Eugène Bozza; Kenari Quartet
4:35
1.13
Scherzo. Assez vif
Eugène Bozza; Kenari Quartet
3:00
Saxophone Quartet, Op. 102  
1.14
I. Avec une sage décision
Florent Schmitt; Kenari Quartet
3:04
1.15
II. Vif
Florent Schmitt; Kenari Quartet
2:30
1.16
III. Assez lent
Florent Schmitt; Kenari Quartet
5:51
1.17
IV. Animé sans excès
Florent Schmitt; Kenari Quartet
3:48
Digital Booklet
This debut album from the award-winning Kenari Quartet explores the saxophone in all of its colours and sonorities, from Pierre Max Dubois’s lighthearted and jazz-inspired music and the lyrical and expressive world of Alfred Desenclos to Jean Françaix’s witty "bantering" and the excitement and energy which closes Florent Schmitt’s Quatour. Invented in Paris in 1846, the saxophone was readily embraced by French composers who championed the new instrument through numerous ensemble and solo compositions. That spirit is celebrated here by the Indiana-based group.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naxos Studio Masters

Recorded at Auer Hall, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA, September 9 - 11 and October 7 - 9, 2015 Producer: Nathan Bogert Engineer: Konrad Strauss Publishers: Éditions Alphonse Leduc (tracks 1 - 5, 9 - 13); Schott Music International (tracks 6 - 8); Éditions Durand (tracks 14 - 17) Booklet notes: Claire Tomsett-Rowe Cover photo: Ababsolutum (iStockphoto.com)
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-3.21
-11.81 to -0.19
-23.38
-29.54 to -21.12
-20.26
-26.80 to -18.20
12
9 to 14
1
I. Ouverture
-2.42-22.65-19.412
2
II. Doloroso
-3.64-23.57-20.311
3
III. Spirituoso -
-4.27-23.84-20.512
4
IV. Andante - Presto
-3.16-24.86-21.813
5
Introduction et variations sur une ronde populaire
-1.64-22.51-19.613
6
I. Gaguenardise
-4.53-23.88-20.812
7
II. Cantilène
-11.81-29.54-26.89
8
III. Sérénade comique
-0.19-24.44-21.114
9
I. Allegro non troppo
-2.02-21.22-18.312
10
II. Andante
-2.00-23.24-19.612
11
III. Poco largo, ma risoluto
-2.55-21.12-18.212
12
Andante
-2.02-22.92-20.012
13
Scherzo. Assez vif
-3.03-22.39-19.512
14
I. Avec une sage décision
-2.23-22.10-18.912
15
II. Vif
-4.19-22.78-19.812
16
III. Assez lent
-3.39-23.29-20.011
17
IV. Animé sans excès
-1.53-23.08-19.814

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