User talk:AnticoNuovo

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sorry if I did not understand something,,,,,, just wanted to insert an interesting information (article) about one new album release ...that's all

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MUSIC FOR TWO

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− − MUSIC FOR TWO is the first album of duets by Anton Martynov and Kremena Nikolova released by Musica NovAntiqua in 2016. The project is an unique combination of new original composition by Anton Martynov and the Sonatas for two violins No.4,5,6 Op.3 by the french composer Jean-Marie Leclair.

− − ...The vitality of sound and a perfect harmony of intentions are the key features of the Anton Martynov and Kremena Nikolova duo. Two violins, a single breath: two different personalities that are woven together in a virtuosic baroque counterpoint making the musical intentions of each passage completely spontaneous, which is the reward for their daring approach and a conquest for these great musicians. Do not think to find, in these interpretations, the sterile or icy approach, though perfect on the exterior and formal plan, typical of some examples of performance practice of the Baroque era which, alas, we have become accustomed to over the years: here you will find, in addition to the precise sound emission and the tight control and excellent intonation, the beating heart in every musical era, in every joint, every phrase. Little-known composers are played by the Martynov – Nikolova duo showing their dignity and artistic depth. These great performers, in fact, know how to give fresh new life even to unknown repertoire which has been unjustly treated as second rate music. Antique jewelry, obscured by time and long forgotten, that reflects the changing light and to shine again. Thank you very much for all this Anton and Kremena. Thanks for having had the privilege of listening to the presentation of your latest work in this concert. The emotion in their music is unparalleled, believe me...

− − Sebastiano Crocetta

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Track listing

− Jean-Marie Leclair (1697 – 1764)

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− Sonata for 2 violins op.3, no.5 in E Minor

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Allegro ma poco

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Gavotte (Andante grazioso)

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Presto

− − Sonata for 2 violins op.3, no.4 in F Major

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Allegro assai

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Aria (Andante grazioso)

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Gigue (Allegro moderato)

− − Sonata for 2 violins op.3, no.6 in D Major

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Andante

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Allegro

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Largo

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Allegro ma non troppo

− − Anton Martynov (1969)

− − Baroque Suite for 2 violins in G Major

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Overture

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Allemanda

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Forlana

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Sarabanda

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Marcia

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Giga

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Dä Bärnertanz (Alla Rustica)

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Personnel

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Anton Martynov – violin

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Kremena Nikolova – violin

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Music for Two

Hello Antico Nuovo - firstly, your edit was deleted because it was in completely the wrong place: WikiProject Albums is the discussion page regarding albums, not the place to add a new article. Secondly, Wikipedia doesn't accept articles just because they are "useful and interesting" - they need to show some evidence of being notable enough to deserve their own article. In the case of albums this is displayed at WP:NALBUM, so please read those criteria first. Richard3120 (talk) 21:10, 5 September 2016 (UTC) Richard3120 (talk) 21:10, 5 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]