Notes and Editorial Reviews
Villa-Lobos composed his two Sonata-Fantasias in 1915 and they are written in the tradition of the 19th century romantic violin style. The Sonata No. 3 for violin and piano was created five years later. All three compositions belong to Villa-Lobos's early period, though they impress the listener with the professional confidence of the author even at this early stage of his career. Njagul Tumangelov is the son of a famous Bulgarian choral conductor, pedagogue and composer. After his studies, in 1962, he became concertmaster of the Sofia Philharmonic. In 1969 he became concertmaster of the Austrian Radio and Television Orchestra. He currently lives in Austria where he is also leader of the String Quartet of the Austrian Radio and Television.
Villa-Lobos composed his two Sonata-Fantasias in 1915 and they are written in the tradition of the 19th century romantic violin style. The Sonata No. 3 for violin and piano was created five years later. All three compositions belong to Villa-Lobos's early period, though they impress the listener with the professional confidence of the author even at this early stage of his career. Njagul Tumangelov is the son of a famous Bulgarian choral conductor, pedagogue and composer. After his studies, in 1962, he became concertmaster of the Sofia Philharmonic. In 1969 he became concertmaster of the Austrian Radio and Television Orchestra. He currently lives in Austria where he is also leader of the String Quartet of the Austrian Radio and Television. Read less
Works on This Recording
1.
Sonata Fantasia for Violin and Piano no 1, W 51 by Heitor Villa-Lobos
Performer:
Njagul Tumangelov (Violin),
Bozidar Noev (Piano)
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1915; Brazil
Length: 9 Minutes 52 Secs.
2.
Sonata Fantasia for Violin and Piano no 2, W 83 by Heitor Villa-Lobos
Performer:
Njagul Tumangelov (Violin),
Bozidar Noev (Piano)
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1915; Brazil
Length: 19 Minutes 57 Secs.
3.
Sonata for Violin and Piano no 3, W 171 by Heitor Villa-Lobos
Performer:
Bozidar Noev (Piano),
Njagul Tumangelov (Violin)
Period: 20th Century
Written: 1920; Brazil
Length: 21 Minutes 4 Secs.
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