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Radio HearMe.fm - String Works

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Now playing:Jacqueline du Pre, Stephen Kovacevich - Cello Sonata No.5 in D, Op.102, No.2 [L. van Beethoven]

Previously played:

  1. Kammerochester `C.P.E. Bach`, Hartmut Haenchen - Sinfonia In B Minor, Wq.182/5, H.661 [C.P.E. Bach]
  2. Jacqueline du Pre, New Philharmonia Orchestra, Daniel Barenboim - Cello Concerto No.1 in A minor, Op.33 [C. Saint-Saens]
  3. The Angeles String Quartet - String Quartet No.65 in E flat major, Op.76/6, H.3/80 [F.J. Haydn]
  4. Arthur Grumiaux, Istvan Hajdu - Souvenir de Moscou [H. Wieniawski]
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Radio HearMe.fm - String Works explores string-led music through solo voices, chamber ensembles and fuller instrumental settings. Violin, viola, cello and double bass share its musical profile with acoustic guitar and wider folk, classical and contemporary influences. The connecting feature is the expressive sound of strings, from a delicately plucked phrase to a sustained ensemble line. Its broad instrumental theme gives listeners a way to explore different traditions through the colour and articulation of the same family of sounds.

The same instrumental family can produce sharply contrasting articulations. A bowed phrase sustains and reshapes a note, whereas a plucked one begins clearly and then softens. In a group, these sounds can support, answer or contrast with one another. That variety gives the channel a musical scope beyond one mood: a delicate individual line and a richer ensemble texture both reveal the expressive character of strings, with different ways of bringing melody and accompaniment together.

This instrumental theme can interest a classical listener as well as someone drawn to softer acoustic or folk-related sound. The common string-led character gives a route between those musical settings, making tone a useful guide where genre labels differ. It can accompany a quieter moment, but the interaction between parts also makes a dedicated listening session rewarding. Following one line through the ensemble helps reveal how its role changes, with the melody moving into the background or another instrument taking up its shape. That shifting balance gives the string sound variety within a coherent musical subject.

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HearMe FM Limited
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Unit 18, Edgemark Novus Business Centre, Judson Road, Durham, SR8 2QJ, United Kingdom

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