Luigi Boccherini - Quintet No. 4 in D major | WDR Symphony Orchestra

Luigi Boccherini's Quintet No. 4 in D major, played by musicians of the WDR Symphony Orchestra and accompanied with dance by Miguel Ángel Espino. Recorded live on 21.01.2024 Funkhaus Wallrafplatz, Cologne.
Luigi Boccherini - Quintet for guitar and string quartet in D major G 448 "Fandango"
00:00:00 I. Pastorale
00:04:22 II. Allegro maestoso
00:09:18 III. Grave assai - Fandango
Alexander-Sergei Ramírez, guitar
Brigitte Krömmelbein, violin
Pierre-Alain Chamot, violin
Nina Arnold, viola
Gudula Finkentey-Chamot, violoncello
Miguel Ángel Espino, dance
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Illuminate the soul 🌟 God, and how I needed that affection of light. Thank you very much! ❤️💞❤️

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Спасибо!!! Браво! Вы - замечательные!!!💖💖💖

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[@bettinabeckroge2808]

Wow, das war sehr schön, vielen Dank! Der musikalische Aufbau, bis hin zum "Fandango"....einfach klasse. Ich liebe das Feuer 🔥 im Andalusischen Kastagnettenrhythmus, und so hat mir die Kombination von Musik und Tanz zum Abschluss besonders gut gefallen. 👌👏👏👏

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[@galinakrivulin6767]

So gracefully elegantly performed! Plus the dance to complete was so good!
Thank you.

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[@marcelouz1]

The most beautiful quintet for strings by Ridolfo Luigi Boccherini, a wonderful composer of great melodoic and harmonic richness, you can see the great prominence he gives to his favorite instrument, "the cello", there are a number of versions of this work, with great guitarists, Pepe Romero, Narciso Yepez, Julian Bream, etc., etc., unfortunately I don't have the score in my hands, but in other versions, the guitar is more prominent.
The dancer's dance has sobriety with his castanets. BRAVO! WDR for such wonderful work.

[@jorgemario1586]

Andrés Segovia recorded this work too (Decca), and so did de Argentinian Manuel López Ramos. As I understand, the guitar in these versions substitutes the cello, hence, it sounds more prominent.

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Años que no lo escuchaba

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Ich ziehe meinen Hut vor den Tontechnikern.

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