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This is the world premier recording of the almost two hour Sonata for Solo Violin by Swedish excentric composer Claude Loyola Allgén - this is music that, like the composer´s String Quartet #2 (nosag CD 114), had an enormous impact on the listeners when it was performed, now by young violinist Joar Skorpen in 2000. This is a recording from that very live concert - on two CDs and with an extra bonus: Parts of the general rehearsal with all the 25 music stands, the broken string and Skorpen´s struggle captured on a DVD. Most of the musical oevre of Claude Loyola Allgén was unperformed for a very long time, considered "crazy" or "unplayable". When this talented artist plays the complicated score it turns out to be filled with great beauty, fantasm, composer´s skill and sentiment. This is, like the recording of the String Quartet #2, a historical - and artistical - really great deed, indeed! |
 You need Real Audio to listen to this file: Allgén: from 3rd movement of Sonata for Solo Violin Listen to all nosag CDs on the air: |
| CD1. | First movement: Allegro moderato | 47´45 |
| CD2. | Second movement: Largo Third movement: Allegro vivace e piacevole |
32´23 22´09 |
| CD3. | DVD containing parts of the general rehearsal | 8´05 |
| total 108´30 |
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