ViVa The Four Seasons UNAMAS Strings Sextet

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Album info

Album-Release:
2019

HRA-Release:
28.06.2019

Label: UNAMAS

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Chamber Music

Artist: UNAMAS Strings Sextet

Composer: Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)

Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)

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Format	Price	In Cart	Buy
FLAC 192	$ 15.40
MQA	$ 16.30

1 Spring La Primavera 11:28
2 Summer L' Eatate 11:07
3 Autumn L'Autunnno 12:11
4 Winter L' Inverno 09:53
Total Runtime 44:39

Info for ViVa The Four Seasons

Seven years from 2013's "Four Seasons" which achieved the annual album chart bestseller at nation wide and world wide as the first classic album to be commemorated. The latest work UNAHQ 2015 "ViVa The Four Seasons", released in June 2019, is a fusion of UNAMAS Strings Sextet featuring Shiori Takeda in Vn solo and the recording technologies built up in Oga Hall recording.

UNAMAS Strings Sextet

ViVa The Four Seasons

UNAMAS Strings Sextet

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Booklet for ViVa The Four Seasons

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