Release Date: 29 October 2021
Label: Etcetera
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 8711801017402
Genres: Classical  Chamber Music  
Composer/Series: German Baroque Sonatas
Release Date: 29 October 2021
Label: Etcetera
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 8711801017402
Genres: Classical  Chamber Music  
Composer/Series: German Baroque Sonatas
Description
"After CDs devoted to Robert Schumann, Benjamin Britten and Antal Dorati, I then became interested in 19th century chamber music and presented works by Clara Schumann, Gustav Schreck, Adolphe Deslandres and Thomas Walmisley.
Given that the 19th century oboe repertoire is relatively limited, I have always sought out little-known works by forgotten composers of that time which I then transcribed and adapted for the oboe.
This new recording is devoted to German baroque music of the 18th century: it gave me the chance not only to discover wonderful pieces by almost unknown composers but also to include major works of the oboe repertoire, including sonatas by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann David Heinichen and Johann Friedrich Fasch.
For variety of timbre, I decided not only to include works for violin but also to alternate bassoon and cello for the continuo, depending on the work concerned. Our recording was made in the Amuz church in the historical heart of
Antwerp; it was an intense moment of pleasure and exchange for the entire ensemble that I hope will be felt by our listeners as well." - Eric Speller
Tracklisting
Musica Gloria, Nele Vertommen, Beniamino Paganini
Luc Berge, Jan Michiels, Inge Spinette, Ilse Eerens
Ryelandt Trio, Linde Verjans, Seamus Hickey
Jonas Seeberg
Bruno Monteiro, Joao Paulo Santos
Hendrickje Van Kerckhove, Eddy Vanoosthuyse, Severine Sierens, Hannelore Vermeir, Hans Ryckelynck,
Nuno Cernadas
Amy Norrington, Piet Kuijken
Katharina Sames; Mari Inoue
Duo Wang-Zadra
Mariani Klavierquartett
Alexandre Debrus & Gauvain de Morant
Christiana Coppola; Ludovica De Bernardo
Gidon Kremer, Kremerata Baltica
Denis Plante; Stephane Tetreault
Takacs Quartet, Marc-Andre Hamelin