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Bartok, Bela, Chopin, Fryderyk, Handel, George Frideric, Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, Penderecki, Krzysztof, Ravel, Maurice, różni kompozytorzy
interprètes
Jedynecki, Iwo, Mikołajczyk, Karolina
numéro de catalogue
CRD 3547
description
We are Karolina and Iwo, and we are thrilled to have you with us on a journey through A Different History of Music which we feel is Imagique – a little wordplay that we came up with by combining ‘imagine’ and‘magic’. This intriguing word Imagique best captures, we think, the emotions behind our album and what we are aiming to do as modern classical musicians.
In 2013 we decided to create a duo combining two classical instruments from vastly different worlds: one of the oldest and most oft-used by composers throughout history – the violin – and one of the youngest – the classical accordion. This combination soon turned out to have a lot to offer for us as performers, and for our growing global audience.
All the pieces here have been arranged by ourselves and worked and reworked to achieve a specific kind of amalgamated sound deriving from a combination of instruments that can blend surprisingly well when put together. This is due to their sound similarities; the violin as a bowed string instrument and the accordion as a wind instrument share the possibility of shaping the sound dynamically after the note has been played, unlike percussive instruments where the sound abruptly or more gradually fades after the note has been struck. By moving beyond percussive keyboard instruments such as the piano or harpsichord, the violin’s original partner for all the pieces on this album, our versions give the opportunity to present this music from a completely new perspective.