Composer

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Giovanni Sollima

Average_duration

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7:33

"Aquilarco #2 Hintone's Drawings" is a contemporary classical composition by Italian cellist and composer Giovanni Sollima. The piece was composed in 2006 and premiered on October 28th of the same year at the Teatro Massimo in Palermo, Italy. The composition consists of three movements, each with its own distinct characteristics. The first movement, titled "Aquilarco," is a lively and energetic piece that showcases the virtuosic abilities of the cello. The second movement, "Hintone's Drawings," is a more introspective and melancholic piece that features a haunting melody played by the cello. The final movement, "Aquilarco #2," is a reprise of the first movement, but with a more subdued and contemplative tone. Throughout the composition, Sollima incorporates a variety of techniques and styles, including elements of classical, rock, and folk music. The use of pizzicato, harmonics, and extended techniques such as glissandi and tremolo add to the unique sound of the piece. Overall, "Aquilarco #2 Hintone's Drawings" is a dynamic and expressive composition that showcases Sollima's skill as both a cellist and a composer. Its blend of classical and contemporary elements make it a standout piece in the modern classical repertoire.

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