Ysaye: 6 Violin Sonatas, Op. 27

Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 1 to Joseph Szigeti, in G Minor: I. Grave", performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, was released in 1997. A grave solo violin line suits concentrated period drama and formal documentary scenes.

Performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, this 1997 recording presents Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 1 to Joseph Szigeti, in G Minor: II. Fugato". Focused contrapuntal motion works for investigative documentary passages and tense historical scenes.

The 1997 recording of "Sonata No. 1 to Joseph Szigeti, in G Minor: III. Allegretto poco scherzoso" by Eugène Ysaye features Vincenzo Bolognese. Quick, light-footed violin writing suits lively period movement and theatrical interludes.

Vincenzo Bolognese recorded Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 1 to Joseph Szigeti, in G Minor: IV. Finale con brio" in 1997. Brisk solo violin momentum supports determined dramatic action and vivid historical montage.

Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 2 to Jacques Thibaud, in A Minor: Obsession", performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, was released in 1997. Insistent violin writing provides tension for psychological drama and focused documentary storytelling.

Performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, this 1997 recording presents Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 2 to Jacques Thibaud, in A Minor: Malinconia". A restrained melodic line suits reflective drama and intimate documentary portraits.

The 1997 recording of "Sonata No. 2 to Jacques Thibaud, in A Minor: Dance des ombres" by Eugène Ysaye features Vincenzo Bolognese. Shadowed dance motion fits enigmatic period scenes and theatrical suspense.

Vincenzo Bolognese recorded Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 2 to Jacques Thibaud, in A Minor: Les furies" in 1997. Urgent violin momentum serves high-tension drama and forceful period action.

Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 3 to George Enescu, in D Minor: Ballade", performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, was released in 1997. A singing violin line suits reflective historical drama and close documentary narration.

Performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, this 1997 recording presents Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 4 to Fritz Kreisler, in E Minor: Allemande". Measured dance character works for formal period settings and elegant transitions.

The 1997 recording of "Sonata No. 4 to Fritz Kreisler, in E Minor: Sarabanda" by Eugène Ysaye features Vincenzo Bolognese. A slow, poised solo line supports ceremonial period scenes and thoughtful documentary pacing.

Vincenzo Bolognese recorded Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 4 to Fritz Kreisler, in E Minor: Finale" in 1997. Clear rhythmic drive fits lively historical movement and a confident closing transition.

Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 5 to Mathieu Crickboom, in G Major: L'aurore", performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, was released in 1997. An open, luminous violin texture suits dawn imagery and quiet documentary scenes.

Performed by Vincenzo Bolognese, this 1997 recording presents Eugène Ysaye's "Sonata No. 5 to Mathieu Crickboom, in G Major: Danse rustique". A lively dance impulse supports rural period scenes and animated theatrical movement.

The 1997 recording of "Sonata No. 6 to Manuel Quiroga, in E Major: I. Allegro giusto ma non troppo vivo" by Eugène Ysaye features Vincenzo Bolognese. Articulate violin motion works for confident historical action and cultured documentary montage.