Sacred Impressions was recorded during the late-night hours in the Hofkirche St. Leodegar in Lucerne. In the stillness of this sacred space, the church’s distinctive acoustics become an integral part of the sonic experience. Using a purist recording approach, the full spatial character of the Hofkirche was captured in all its nuances, forming the foundation for an immersive listening experience in high-resolution formats such as Dolby Atmos and Auro-3D.
In his interpretation, Dmitry Demyashkin combines technical mastery with sonic sensitivity and poetic expressiveness. The works of Ravel, Liszt and Debussy thus unfold with extraordinary spatial depth, transparency and atmospheric intensity.
For compatible devices and fast internet connection:
Watch immersive versionEnsemble Armonico, comprising Sylvie Dambrine (flute), Gotthard Odermatt (oboe and oboe d'amore), Urs Hofstetter (clarinet), Heiner Wanner (horn), and Franziska Weibel (bassoon), presents the rich tonal diversity of the wind ensemble in this recording, ranging from quartet and trio formations to the classical wind quintet. The recording was made in January 2012 at the Reformed Church of Marthalen, Switzerland.
Rossini composed his six sonatas at the remarkable age of just twelve. Originally written for strings, this quartet is presented here in Friedrich Berr's elegant arrangement for wind quartet.
Performed by Ensemble Armonico with Sylvie Dambrine (flute), Urs Hofstetter (clarinet), Heiner Wanner (horn), and Franziska Weibel (bassoon).
I. Allegro Vivace –
II. Andante –
III. Rondo – Allegretto