Stagioni d'Amore. Madrigali by Marini, Rovetta & Valentini

Incoerente Duo

Alessandro Tampieri & Giorgio Dellarole : an unusual combination of baroque violin and accordeon but the result is stunning and very convincing. Musical fireworks with Bach, Corelli and Dario Castello.

Meyster Ob Allen Meystern

Artist(s):Tasto Solo Guillermo Perez/DIAPASON D'OR! Composer:Buxheimer Orgelbuch

HAYDN IN SEVILLA: TRAUERMUSIK - Orquesta Barroca de...

The musical styles of Europe  always arrive a bit later in Spain, but with the avantage that they are  transformed to full maturity. This cd shows a unique version of how a symphony by Haydn was transformed for a performance in the Cahedral of Sevilla. But the real interest are the till yet unrecorded masterpieces by Antonio Ripa and Joseph Barrera. As always Enrico Onofri ensures a top...

Cello Sonatas

Artist(s):Marco Testori Composer:Carlo Graziani

Naples 1759

Artist(s):Inês d'Avena, La Cicala Composer:Pullj - Durante- Mancini

Leuven Chansonnier VOL. 1| Sollazzo Ensemble

DEUXIÈME LIVRE DE SONATES

Artist(s):Anaïs Chen, Maria Gonzàlez, Daniel Rosin: Ensemble Daimonion Composer:François Francoeur

Ouvertures

Artist(s):Il Fondamento & Paul Dombrecht Composer:Johann Joseph Fux

BACH sonatas for violin and basso continuo

Sebastian Bach composed many works for violin (besides the pieces for organ and harpsichord, the two instruments he mainly played). He had learned to play the violin as a child and knew its characteristics perfectly well. Unfortunately, the manuscripts of many of his compositions were lost after his death: the three sonatas for violin and basso continuo BWV 1021, 1023 and 1024 are today a small...

Italian Concert - French Suites I-III

Artist(s):Lorenzo Ghielmi Composer:Bach

Capricci (1624)

Artist(s):Liuwe Tamminga Composer:Girolamo Frescobaldi

Fioré - Cello Sonatas and Arias

Artist(s):Elinor Frey, Suzie Leblanc, Lorenzo Ghielmi, Esteban La Rotta Composer:Angelo Maria Fiorè (1660-1723), Marc’Antonio Ziani, Carlo Monza, Paolo Magni (1650 ca. - 1737)

Un dolce affanno: Music for and by the Emperors at...

The prodigious flowering of musical culture in the Imperial Court of Vienna in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries is undoubtedly a phenomenon unique in the history of the city: four successive emperors were themselves in their leisure time active musicians, and also enjoyed an excellent reputation as composers! This Cd shows us their musical world, with music both by the emperors and by...

IL SUD | Seicento violin music in Southern Italy | Exit

We may wonder whether the violin was a northern Italian invention, for the instrument was also to be heard in the great cities of southern Italy at an early stage, from the beginning of the 17th century onwards. Certain southern Italian composers had clearly understood that the instrument was unequalled in its ability to express emotion allied to virtuosity, including Montalbano in Palermo,...

C.P.E. BACH : Oboe Concertos Wq 164 & 165 / Sinfonia...

The concertos for oboe and strings Wq 164 and 165 are transcriptions of harpsichord concertos which Bach made in Berlin in 1765: they were very probably performed at a private concert at the court of Frederick the great, which counted a number of excellent oboist among its musicians, like Joachim Wilhelm Dobbert and Johann Christina Jacobi: Bach adapted the harpsichord scores particularly well...

Il Violoncello di Corelli

Il violoncello di Corelli leads us to the origins of the solo cello literature – although one should actually use the term violone. In fact, the cello, as we know it today in its standard form, had many different sizes before its current proportions became generally established. Some instruments were larger, and the smaller ones were referred to by the diminutive form of the term violone –...