Graffiti CultureTone

• J. F. Fasch (1688 - 1758): Trio Sonata in G Minor:
• 1 Fasch: Trio Sonata in G Minor (FWV N:g1) I. Largo 02:28
• 2 Fasch: Trio Sonata in G Minor (FWV N:g1) II. Allegro 02:21
• 3 Fasch: Trio Sonata in G Minor (FWV N:g1) III. Largo 02:30
• 4 Fasch: Trio Sonata in G Minor (FWV N:g1) IV. Allegro 02:37
• Trio Sonata in D Minor:
• 5 Fasch: Trio Sonata in D Minor (FWV N:d2) I. Andante 02:34
• 6 Fasch: Trio Sonata in D Minor (FWV N:d2) II. Allegro 02:09
• 7 Fasch: Trio Sonata in D Minor (FWV N:d2) III. Cantabile 02:06
• 8 Fasch: Trio Sonata in D Minor (FWV N:d2) IV. Allegro 01:49
• Trio Sonata in F Major:
• 9 Fasch: Trio Sonata in F Major (FWV N:F2) I. Largo 02:55
• 10 Fasch: Trio Sonata in F Major (FWV N:F2) II. Allegro 02:31
• 11 Fasch: Trio Sonata in F Major (FWV N:F2) III. Largo 02:41
• 12 Fasch: Trio Sonata in F Major (FWV N:F2) IV. Allegro 03:01
• Total Runtime 29:42

Info for Graffiti

It is one of the aims of the CultureTone Foundation to build bridges between the arts. To risk new combinations and to show that every sincere implementation is capable of opening new doors. TakerOne is an exceptional Street Artist whose unique style of photorealism has brought him acclaim worldwide. As we were discussing the idea of his creating a Graffiti wall picture which would surround our music from the 17th century, we all found ourselves absolutely drawn into this concept and couldn’t wait to get started. The creation of TakerOne’s colourful Graffiti art brought the walls to life, and it felt as if the whole room was dancing to the music of J.F. Fasch while we played – an experience none of us will ever forget!

J.F. Fasch was a great admirer of J.D. Zelenka’s, especially of his Trio Sonatas ZWV 181. It feels in a way as though he wanted to continue along the path of Zelenka, who composed his six Trio Sonatas in 1720-22. Although with a very different approach, J.F. Fasch follows up with his own touchingly atmospheric Trio Sonatas.

Marie-Luise Modersohn, oboe
Clara Dent-Bogányi, oboe
Bence Bogányi, bassoon
Zsolt Fejérvári, double bass
Brigitte Engelhard, harpsichord
Kornél Hencz, percussions

CultureTone Ensemble
The CultureTone Ensemble is part of the CultureTone Foundation, which is based in Vác, Hungary. This Ensemble was founded to bring outstanding musicians together: willing to try out new paths, feel limitless through the quality of each player, celebrate music without losing tradition and taste, openly welcome innovative ideas, with flexibility in size and combination of artists. CultureTone Ensemble is a leading role model which stands for open minded performances at the highest level.It is one of the aims of the CultureTone Foundation to build bridges between the arts. To risk new combinations and to show that every sincere implementation is capable of opening new doors.

Booklet for Graffiti