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Sonata in B minor for violin, viola da gamba and b.c.
Concerto in E for violin, viola da gamba and b.c.
Concerto in A for viola da gamba, 2 violins and b.c.
Suite in D for viola da gamba, strings and b.c.
Concerto in G for viola (da gamba), strings and b.c.
Hille Perl - Viola da gamba
Freiburger Barockorchester, dir Petra Mullejans
Do you know Collegium Aureum version of Suite in D?, You can listen here if you get Spotify: http://open.spotify.com/track/74JISh0DIMiyyPHqtAuGT9
RispondiEliminawhat you think?... it's baroque?
I don't have spotify but I found it on the tube. Well, this is not baroque as we know today, but it was for sure when it was recorded, (40 years ago, maybe?)
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RispondiEliminaOn amazon say:
RispondiElimina# Original Release Date: 5 Aug 1997
# Label: deutsche harmonia mundi
# Copyright: (P) 1962 & 1977 BMG Music
I really believed it was a 80's recording.
Anyway I just read (I'm not an expert, only a modest average enthusiastic) that ''from 1710s he became one of the creators and the foremost exponents of the so-called German mixed style, an amalgam of German, French, Italian and Polish styles; and over the years, his music gradually changed and started incorporating more and more elements of the galant style'.
It must be the reason of that, when I have listened Tafelmusik work, has seemed to me to be stylistically little baroque.
Really my 'obsession' to find 'authentic' Baroco style is caused by a very Baroco enthusiastic old friend.
By the way, do you know MUSICA PACIFICA group?....in my opinion is the group with more authentic baroco style I listened....while they can be called, I suppose, as little moving or boring.
Cheers.