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Reichenauer: Concertos II. Music from Eighteenth-Century Prague <span>-</span> Musica Florea / Štryncl, Marek

SU40562 Katalognummer
099925405625 EAN
1CD Format
2011 Utgivelsesår

This album has received following awards: CD of the Week, Classic FM (2011)
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Artist
Musica Florea | Štryncl, Marek

Medvirkende
Haugk, Luise (baroque oboe) | Chytilová, Jana (baroque violin) | Špelina, Marek (baroque transverse flute) | Štryncl, Marek (baroque cello)

Komponist
Reichenauer, Antonín

Ensemble
Musica Florea

Sjanger
Orkester

Plateselskap
Supraphon

Verk

Antonín Reichenauer

Sonata for two Trumpets, Timpani, Cello, Strings and Basso continuo in D major
1.        Allegro    02:21
2.        Adagio    02:35
3.        Fuga. Presto    02:15

Concerto for Oboe, Strings and Basso continuo in B flat major
4.        Allegro    03:24
5.        Adagio    04:17
6.        Allegro    02:23

Concerto for Cello, Strings and Basso continuo in D minor
7.        Allegro ma non troppo    02:32
8.        Adagio    01:59
9.        Fresco    01:57

Overture for two Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso continuo in B flat major
10.        Ouverture    05:57
11.        [Bouree]    01:49
12.        Aria. Andante    04:30
13.        Gavotta    01:42
14.        Menuet    03:04

Concerto for Violin, Strings and Basso continuo in G major
15.        Allegro    05:33
16.        Adagio assai    04:45
17.        Presto    04:01

Concerto for Flute, Strings and Basso continuo in G major ((arr. of Oboe Concerto in F major))
18.        Allegro    03:15
19.        Adagio    03:02
20.        Allegro    02:20

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Produktbeskrivelse

Antonín Reichenauer (c. 1694-1730) - a few years ago a name virtually unknown, today mentioned by Baroque music lovers in the same breath as the greatest Czech Baroque masters, not to mentionAntonio Vivaldi himself. Reichenauer assumed after Johann Friedrich Fasch the post of court composer in the service of Count Morzin, whose chapel Vivaldi called a "virtuosissima orchestra" and for which he wrote a number of concertos. Following the previous - and first-ever - CD featuring Reichenauer's concertos (SU 4035-2), within its Music from Eighteenth-Century Prague seriesSupraphon is now releasing world premiere recordings of other concertante works as performed by Musica Florea. Twenty years ago among the Czech pioneers of authentic interpretation of early music,today Musica Florea is an ensemble of international renown with a discography of acclaimed and award-winning recordings (Cannes Classical Award, Diapason d'Or). Their perfectly mastered playing onperiod instruments brings out to the full all the shades of colour, exquisite melodies and entrancing virtuosity of the concertos. After centuries, Reichenauer's music is now revived and, asthese recordings prove, rightly so. From the archives a priceless treasure has been unearthed.

Reichenauer - not some dusty museum piece but full-blooded music we have not known for three centuries.

Reviews

    ”Reichenhauer's was a fluent, likeable, if not specially distinctive talent…All the soloists play with skill and spirit”
    Gramophone, September 2011

    ”Luise Haugk is a fine soloist, supple and nuanced in delivery and avoiding excessive mellowness of tone…Jana Chytilova and Musica Florea make the best possible case for [the Violin Concerto], steering what seems an ideal course between exaggerating its rough edges and smoothing them out.”
    International Record review, July/August 2011