Human creativity is versatile and endless. If we enthuse about something we feel a need to convey that enthusiasm to others – to quote, to recite. Creativity is thus closely bound up with inspiration. One of the oldest and most resilient ways of fostering cultural life is to "borrow" ideas. In music this has been normal practice as long as there have been songs and singers to sing them. In the Romantic period this musical borrowing became an art form in its own right, with world-famous virtuosos and composers leading the way. But there are also artists today who relish this art form. Meet two of them here!
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Music by Edvard Grieg, Kosaku Yamada, Dmitry Shostakovich, Geirr Tveitt and Carl Nielsen transcribed and performed by Wolfgang Plagge and Ole Edvard Antonsen.
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Album title
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FURATUS |
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Performer
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Ole Edvard Antonsen, trumpet |
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Catalogue #
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2L-130-SABD |
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EAN13
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7041888522126 |
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ISRC-code
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NOMPP1609010-220 |
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Disc 1
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Hybrid SACD MCH 5.1 DSD Stereo DSD |
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Pure Audio Blu-ray |
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Release date
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January 2017 |
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Recording date
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January and August 2012 (track 1-11) September 2013 (track 12-22) |
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Location
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Sofienberg Church, Norway (track 1-11) Jar Church, Norway (track 12-22) |
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Original source
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DXD (352.8kHz/24bit) |