Piano Quintets – Interview with Alessandro Marangoni and Edoardo Zosi
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco wrote two piano quintets: one in 1932, at the height of his Italian career; the other twenty years later, as “A Florentine in Beverly Hills,” looking back with nostalgia. The composer performed both of these quintets at their respective premieres and on other occasions; they were clearly works to which he was deeply attached. Following the publication of the previously unavailable Second Piano Quintet (“Memories of the Tuscan Countryside”) by Edizioni Curci, a new recording by Alessandro Marangoni and the Quartetto Adorno (Naxos) invites us to reconsider this pair of works.
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