Immerse yourself in the melodic world of Swiss composer Franz Tischhauser with his captivating album, "The Beggar's Concerto." Released in 1987, this 48-minute journey is a testament to Tischhauser's unique compositional voice, which eschews the extremes of modernism in favor of a rich, melodic style.
The album is a four-movement suite, featuring the enchanting interplay of clarinet and strings. The Beggar's Concerto begins with "Job and Hobbies," a piece that sets a contemplative tone, followed by the nostalgic "Nostalgie." The third movement, "Fitness-Parcours," injects a sense of playfulness and energy, while the final piece, "Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten: oder was Töne vermögen," brings the suite to a satisfying close.
Tischhauser, born in 1921, has crafted a work that is both accessible and deeply engaging, showcasing his commitment to melody and harmony. This album is a delightful exploration of his compositional style, offering a unique listening experience that highlights the beauty of his musical language.
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