Giovanni Antonini - Haydn:Symphony No.6,7&8 Les Heures Du Jour - Import Vinyl CD+2 LP Record

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Giovanni Antonini

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HAYDN 2032 Vol. 10 ~The Transition of Time in a Day Contents Haydn(1732-1809):. SIDE A Symphony No.6 in D major, Hob.I:6 "Morning SIDE B] 5-9. Symphony No.7 in C major, Hob.I:7 "Noon SIDE C Symphony No.8 in G major, Hob.I:8 "Evening SIDE D Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart(1756-1791): 14-16. 14-16. Serenade No. 6 in D major, K. 239 "Serenata Notturna Duration: 78 min. Performed by. Il Giardino armonico (using ancient instruments) Giovanni Antonini (conductor) Recorded: 18-22 January 2019 Gustav Mahler Hall (Euregio Cultural Center), Dobbiaco (province of Bolzano, northeastern Italy) 180g vinyl, 33 1/3 rpm, 2 CDs Includes CDs of the same contents. High-resolution (24 bit/192 Khz) download card included Includes 36-page booklet with beautiful photos by Jerome Sessini [Magnam Photos]. Same content as previously released CD, ALPHA686 (domestic edition NYCX-10231). The 10th in the series of recordings of Haydn's complete symphonies is now available on a luxurious analog disc! HAYDN 2032" is a project to demonstrate, record, and release all of Haydn's more than 100 symphonies by 2032, the 300th anniversary of his birth. The 10th release is a luxurious analog edition that includes not only the CD but also a high-resolution download code. The thematic selection of music is always interesting, and the inclusion of works by other composers as appropriate is also an interesting aspect of the project. These works, which are thought to have been published in 1761, shortly after Haydn was hired by the Marquise of Esterházy as deputy music director, are masterpieces that incorporate a variety of compositional styles to fully impress the virtuosity of the court musicians and the talent of the newly appointed deputy music director. The recitative played by the strings and the solos by various instruments, from flute to double bass, are all worth listening to, and the works are a test of skill even for a modern performing group.In addition to the material sound of the selected ancient instruments, the entire ensemble is like a single living organism, and you can enjoy its elastic and flexible dynamism, which is a painful experience that conveys the full interest of Haydn's unique songwriting. As a continuation of Haydn's works in which each symphony represents one of the three hours of the day, from morning to evening, "Serenata Notturna," which Mozart wrote for the Salzburg Musical Evening, is also recorded as the "evening" piece. The improvised passages by Barneschi, the principal violinist, are also pleasant, and the sound throughout the entire work is full of life. As usual in this series, a commentary based on the latest research by musicologist Moritz Bauer accompanies the recording. (Naxos Japan)