Akendengué, Pierre
Bach to AfricaSignatur: M001-M800-D001-A001
Interpret: Akendengué, Pierre
Komponisten: Courson, Hughes de; Bach, Johann Sebastian
Tonträger: CD
Herausgeber: Warner Musik Uk Ltd. (Großbritannien)
Veröffentlichung: 2024
Sprache: Englisch
Spielerdauer: 48' 36''
Anzahl Tonträger: 1
Format: quer 16°
Größe (HxBXT): 12,5 x 14,2 cm x 1,0 cm
ISBN: 5099923486426
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Inhaltsverzeichnis:
1. Cantata BWV 147; 2. Sankanda (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué); 3. Mayingo (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengue): Fugue on Mayingo; 4. Herr, Unser Herrscher (arranged by Hughes de Courson); 5. Mabo Maboe (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Gigue from the fourth suite for cello in E-Flat major, BWV 1010; 6. Bombé/Ruht Wohl Ihr Heiligen Gebeine; 7. Pepa Nzac Gnon Ma (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Prelude from the partita for violon No. 3; 8. Mamoudo Na Sakka Baya Boudouma Ngombi (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Prelude No.14, BWV 883; 9. Agnus Dei (B Mino Mass, BWV 232), arranged by P. Akendengué); 10. Ikokou (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué); 11. Inongo (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson): Three-Part Invention No. 3 in D Major, BWV 789; 12. Okoukoué (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson): Cantate BWV 147 No. 10; 13. Was Mir Behagt, Ist Nur Die Muntre Jagd, Cantata BWV 208 No. 15 (J.S.Bach arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson); 14. Cantata BWV 147 No. 10, Jesus bleibet meine Freude (J.S.Bach arranged by P. Akendengué and H. Courson)
Kurzbeschreibung:
Musikalische Symbiose von traditioneller, afrikanischer Musik und Johann Sebastian Bach
Textpassagen (Auszüge):
"Born as an hommage to Albert Schweitzer, the project LAMBARENA-BACH TO AFRICA was the idea of Mariella Bertèas and the foundation "L'Espace Afrique", organized to make this recording possible. Uniting the two integral elements which formed SchweitzerÄs "sound world" - the music of Bach and the native melodies and whythms of his adopted homeland Gabon - Lambarene is the work of two uniquely talented musicians: Hughes de Courson, French composer and producer, who pieced together the classical structure of Lambarena, and Pierre Akendengué, author, philosopher and guitarist from Gabon with more than 12 recordings to his credit. [...]"
1. Cantata BWV 147; 2. Sankanda (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué); 3. Mayingo (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengue): Fugue on Mayingo; 4. Herr, Unser Herrscher (arranged by Hughes de Courson); 5. Mabo Maboe (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Gigue from the fourth suite for cello in E-Flat major, BWV 1010; 6. Bombé/Ruht Wohl Ihr Heiligen Gebeine; 7. Pepa Nzac Gnon Ma (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Prelude from the partita for violon No. 3; 8. Mamoudo Na Sakka Baya Boudouma Ngombi (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué): Prelude No.14, BWV 883; 9. Agnus Dei (B Mino Mass, BWV 232), arranged by P. Akendengué); 10. Ikokou (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué); 11. Inongo (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson): Three-Part Invention No. 3 in D Major, BWV 789; 12. Okoukoué (traditionnel arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson): Cantate BWV 147 No. 10; 13. Was Mir Behagt, Ist Nur Die Muntre Jagd, Cantata BWV 208 No. 15 (J.S.Bach arranged by P. Akendengué and H. de Courson); 14. Cantata BWV 147 No. 10, Jesus bleibet meine Freude (J.S.Bach arranged by P. Akendengué and H. Courson)
Kurzbeschreibung:
Musikalische Symbiose von traditioneller, afrikanischer Musik und Johann Sebastian Bach
Textpassagen (Auszüge):
"Born as an hommage to Albert Schweitzer, the project LAMBARENA-BACH TO AFRICA was the idea of Mariella Bertèas and the foundation "L'Espace Afrique", organized to make this recording possible. Uniting the two integral elements which formed SchweitzerÄs "sound world" - the music of Bach and the native melodies and whythms of his adopted homeland Gabon - Lambarene is the work of two uniquely talented musicians: Hughes de Courson, French composer and producer, who pieced together the classical structure of Lambarena, and Pierre Akendengué, author, philosopher and guitarist from Gabon with more than 12 recordings to his credit. [...]"
