Stravinsky – Ottetto per strumenti a fiato

Non la migliore interpretazione sulla piazza, ma utile per la visione degli strumenti.

La più bella opera del suo periodo neoclassico, a mio parere.

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Zamax
15 ottobre 2018 alle 23:55

In effetti, a mio avviso, un’interpretazione un po’ molle, un po’ moscia di uno di quei – come definirli? – brillanti e spietati
e tuttavia non aridi ordigni musicali costruiti con economia di mezzi dal grande nanetto Igor: in queste cose era veramente imbattibile, o quasi.

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