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String Quartet No. 9
Heitor Villa-Lobos
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March 5, 1887
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November 17, 1959
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Composed
1945
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58
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Villa-Lobos,
String Quartet No. 9, Part 1 of 2
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If the fifth is one of Villa-Lobos' most accessible quartets, the ninth presents a forbidding personality. Composed in 1947 and premiered two years later, this quartet without key signatures can loosely be designated "atonal." The atmosphere is intellectual, the construction is cyclical and the thematic material is chromatic in the extreme. Announced at the outset, an insistant motif with wide intervallic jumps forms the generative cell for most of the first movement. A second motif plays a definite secondary role here but reemerges with greater importance in the finale. Like the first movement, the second follows Villa-Lobos' customary three-part form. The first section conveys a searing nostalgia that borders on expressionism, while the contrasting episode offers greater tonal and rhythmic definition.
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