Niccolò Paganini: 24 Capricci Op.1

Salvatore Accardo

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Niccolò Paganini: 24 Capricci Op.1 features violinist Salvatore Accardo.  Salvatore Accardo and Giulio Cesare Ricci have been working together for a good 26 years. Among the many interpretations by violinist Salvatore Accardo that Giulio Cesare Ricci has recorded during these years, the 24 Capricci album by Nicolò Paganini represents another immortal page of the violin repertoire – an absolute reference interpretation.

Regarding the location, Giulio Cesare Ricci chose the Affaitati Palace in Cremona, which houses the City Museum “Ala Ponzone” and which at the time of the photo was also a Stradivarius Museum. The recording was made in the part of the museum dedicated to the restoration laboratory, precisely in the room where the tools of the great violin makers of the historical Cremona tradition are housed.

It was fascinating to use this place for the recordings, where the instruments are traditionally restored, and to hear and record the legendary interpretation that Salvatore Accardo gave the 24 Capricci by Nicolò Paganini.

It should be mentioned that the first 12 capricci were played with the violin “Il Cremonese” by Antonio Stradivari (1715), kindly provided by the municipality of Cremona, and the other 12 capricci with the violin “Hart” by Francescatti von Antonio Stradivari (1727).

Another special feature of this album is that Salvatore Accardo played all 24 Capricci in full version with all “refrains” (first and second refrains), so that Giulio Cesare Ricci had to publish the project in two albums and not in one. This means that the other editions of the 24 Capricci, which are only on the market as a CD, were recorded without the refrains.

Giulio Cesare used the legendary Neumann tube microphones U47 and M49 for this recording. Recorded in DSD stereo on a Pyramix recorder from Merging Technologies with dCS Analog to Digital Converters.

The recording was made without any manipulation of the sound, without equalization, without reverberation, without sound compression or expansion. Exclusively with natural sound and real timbre.

Salvatore Accardo, Violin

Tracklist

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1.
ANDANTE in mi maggiore
01:50
2.
MODERATO in si minore
03:50
3.
SOSTENUTO PRESTO SOSTENUTO in mi minore
02:53
4.
MAESTOSO in do minore
09:41
5.
AGITATO in la minore
02:46
6.
LENTO in sol minore
05:29
7.
POSATO in la minore
07:48
8.
MAESTOSO in mi bemolle maggiore
05:44
9.
ALLEGRETTO in mi maggiore
03:21
10.
VIVACE in sol minore
03:19
11.
ANDANTE PRESTO TEMPO I in do maggiore
04:19
12.
ALLEGRO in la bemolle maggiore
04:49
13.
ALLEGRO in si bemolle maggiore
02:37
14.
MODERATO in mi bemolle maggiore
02:01
15.
POSATO in mi minore
02:43
16.
PRESTO in sol minore
01:23
17.
SOSTENUTO ANDANTE in mi bemolle maggiore
03:36
18.
CORRENTE ALLEGRO in do maggiore
02:36
19.
LENTO ALLEGRO ASSAI in mi bemolle maggiore
03:04
20.
ALLEGRETTO in re maggiore
03:45
21.
AMOROSO PRESTO in la maggiore
03:21
22.
MARCATO in fa maggiore
03:12
23.
POSATO in mi bemolle maggiore
05:04
24.
TEMA. QUASI PRESTO VARIAZIONI FINALE in la minore
04:18

Total time: 01:33:29

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SACD032

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Signoricci

Microphone Preamps

Signoricci

Microphones

Neumann U47, M49

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Giulio Cesare Ricci

Recording Assistant

Paola Maria Ricci

Recording Engineer

Giulio Cesare Ricci

Recording Location

Cremona, Palazzo Affaitati sede del Museo Civico "Ala Ponzone" e del Museo Stradivariano on February 17-19, 2002

Release DateOctober 8, 2021

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