Berliner Barock Solisten - Handel / Bach / Mozart / C.P.E.Bach - Import 6 CD

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Contents CD1 Handel: 6 Concertos for Orchestra, Op.3 (1) Concerto No.1 in B flat major, Op.3-1 HWV 312 (2) Concerto No.2 in B flat major, Op.3-2 HWV 313 (3) Concerto No.3 in G major, Op.3-3 HWV 314 (4) Concerto No.4(b) in F major, Op.3-4 HWV 315 (5) Concerto No.5 in D minor, Op.3-5 HWV 316 (6) Concerto No.6 in D major, Op.3-6 HWV 317 Martin Hunda, Alvaro Parra, Dorian Josi, Marie Lardauer-Plank (1st violin) Kotowa Machida, Rymer Orlovsky, Christoph Stroili, Rahel Schmidt (2nd violin) Mitt, 2nd violin Walter Küssner, Julia Gartemann (viola) Christine von der Goltz, Clemens Weigel (cello) Ulrich Wolff (double bass) Raphael Alpermann ((1)-(5) harpsichord, (6) organ) (1) Maria Jose Garcia Zamora (Bassoon) (2)-(6) Guillaume Santana (Bassoon) (3) Mathieu Dufour, flute Christoph Hartmann, Viola Orlovsky (oboe) (1) Zaskia Fickenscher (Baroque flute) (1) Kerstin Faal (Baroque flute) Reinhard Goebel (conductor) CD2 J.S.Bach:Violin Concertos (1)Violin Concerto No.1 in A minor, BWV1041 (2)Violin Concerto No.2 in E major, BWV1042 (3) Violin Concerto in D minor, BWV1052 (4) Concerto for Oboe and Violin in D minor, BWV1060 (Concerto for 2 Violins arr.) Frank Peter Zimmermann (Violin) (4)Serge Zimmermann (Violin) Kotowa Machida, Rüdiger Liebermann, Alessandro Cappone (1st Violin) Rymer Orlovsky, Effa-Maria Tomasi, Rahel Schmidt (2nd violin) 2nd violin) Walter Küssner, Christoph Stroili (viola) Bruno Dorpleur, cello Ulrich Wolff (double bass) Raphael Alpermann (Cembalo) Daniel Goede (violin,Conducting) CD3 Mozart: (1)Serenade No.6 in D major, K.239 (1)Serenade No.6 in D major, K.239 "Serenata Notturna (2)Adagio and Allegro in F minor, K.594 (3)Adagio and Fugue in C minor, K.546 (4)Serenade No.13 in G major, K.525 "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Roberto Gonzalez-Monjas (Concertmaster) Kotowa Machida, Zoltan Almaj, Hande Koden (1st violin) Dorian Josi, Anna Louisa Mehlin, Rymer Orlovsky, Cornelia Gartemann (2nd violin) Walter Küssner, Julia Gartemann (viola) Christine von der Goltz, Joan Bash (cello) Ulrich Wolff (violone) (1)Rainer Segers (timpani) Reinhard Goebel(Conductor) CD4 J.S. Bach: Horn Concerto (1)Concerto for Horn, Strings and Passing Bass in E-flat major, BWV1053 [i(. Allegro)+ii . Siciliano+iii . Allegro] (2) Concerto for Horn, Strings and Passing Bass in D minor, BWV1059R (recomposed from BWV974 and BWV35) [i . Allegro+ii . Adagio+iii . Presto] (3)Concerto for Horn, Strings and Passing Bass in B-flat major, BWV1055R [i(. Allegro)+iii . Larghetto+iii . Allegro ma non tanto] Radek Babolak (horn) Martin Hunda, Dorian Josi, Hande Koden, Helena Ottenlips (1st violin). Raimer Orlovsky, Anna Louisa Mehlin, Christoph Stroili (2nd violin) Walter Küssner, Matthew Hunter (viola) Christine von der Goltz,Joanne Bash (cello) Ulrich Wolff (violone) Raphael Alpermann (Cembalo) CD5 The Bach Family Symphonies (1) Wilhelm Friedemann Bach: Symphony in D major for Strings and Passing Bass BR-WFB C Inc.1 [World Premiere Recording]. (2)Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:Symphony for Strings and Passing Bass in E-flat major Wq/H deest [World Premiere Recording (3)Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:Symphony for Strings and Passing Bass in C major Wq/H deest [World Premiere Recording (4)Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:Symphony for Strings and Passing Bass in E minor Wq 177(1759) (5) Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach: Symphony for Strings and Passing Bass in D minor (6) Johann Ernst Bach: Symphony for Strings, 2 Bassoons and Passing Bass in B-flat major BR-JEB C 1 [World Premiere Recording (7) Johann Ludwig Bach: Concerto in D major for 2 violins, 2 oboes, strings and basso continuo (8)Johann Sebastian Bach: Sinfonia for Violin, 2 Oboes, 3 Trumpets, Strings, Timpani and Bass Bass BWV1045 Krzysztof Polonek (Concert Master, (7)(8) solo violin) (7) Kotowa Machida (2nd solo violin) Dorian Josi, Helena Ottenlips, Christoph Stroili, Rymer Orlovsky, Anna Louisa Mehlin, Marie Lardauer-Plank (violin) Walter Küssner, Julia Gartemann (viola) Joanne Bash, Fabien Borek (cello) Ulrich Wolff (violone) Raphael Alpermann (harpsichord) (7)(8) Christoph Hartmann, Andreas Wittmann(Oboe) (6) Markus Weidmann, Louisa Slosar(Bassoon) (8) Reinhard Friedrich, Andre Schoch,Felix Bilde (trumpet) (8)Rainer Segers (timpani) Reinhard Goebel(Conductor) CD6 C.P.E. Bach: Keyboard Concertos (1) Concerto in A minor, Wq.1 [Cadenza in the 1st & 2nd movements: Michael Richet (2) Concerto in D major, Wq.45 [C.P.E. Bach, Cadenza of the 1st movement (3) Concerto in E minor, Wq.15 Michael Richet (Piano & Conductor) Daniel Goede (Concertmaster) Kotowa Machida, Alessandro Cappone, Helena Madoka Berg (1st violin) Rymer Orlovsky, Anna Mehlin, Anna Matz (2nd violin) (1)(2) Walter Küssner, (3) Ulrich Knerzer, Christoph Stroili (viola) (1)(2) Stefan Falk, (3) Joan Bax (cello) (3) Klaus Warendorf, (3) Andrei Giusto (horn) Performers Berlin Baroque Soloists Session recordings:(CD1) January 8~11, 2019, (CD2) April 2017, (CD6(1)(2)) June 20&21, 2017, (CD6(3))July 11&12, 2017/Church of Jesus Christ, Berlin (CD3)January 25~28, 2021, (CD5)April 11~15, 2021 / Berlin Philharmonic, Kammermusiksaal (Berlin) (CD4) October 17~19, 2020 / Blackbird Music Studio, Charlottenburg (Berlin) (6CD) DDD CD1 69:06 CD2 61:14 CD3 51:29 CD4 49:37 CD5 63:39 CD6 56:44 The Berlin Baroque Soloists are the best in the world. This set includes "Handel: 6 Concertos Op.3", "J.S.Bach: Violin Concerto" (solo by Frank Peter Zimmermann), "Mozart: Serenade", "J.S.Bach: "Horn Concerto" (solo by Radek Babolak), "Symphonies of the Bach Family", and "C.P.E. Bach: Keyboard Concerto" (solo by Michael Richet). Handel's Six Ensemble Concertos, Op. 3, are small in scale but feature effective wind instrumentation, and in addition to the rich melodies typical of Handel, the ensemble concertos have an appealing, gorgeous sound. Frank Peter Zimmermann's recording of J.S. Bach's concerto solo with his son Serge also attracted attention. The recording was also notable for its two violin version of the Concerto for Oboe and Violin in D minor, BWV 1060, rather than the famous Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, BWV 1043. Reinhard Goebel conducted the orchestra in Mozart's Serenade. Goebel is best known for his recording of the Brandenburg Concerto with Musica Antiqua Köln (MAK) in 1986-1987. The recording made an impact with its new interpretative approach to period-instrument playing, and Goebel has since captivated audiences with his innovative performances. Goebel's portrayal of Mozart is truly lucid. The concerto recording with Radek Babolak was made in October 2020 at the Corona Disaster. Although it is a horn concerto, Bach did not write a concerto for horn, and Babolak performs it in a reconstructed version transposed and rewoven to suit the horn. Bach wrote wonderful melodies for natural horn, including the Brandenburg Concerto No. 1, Mass in B minor, and cantatas. Babolak has been exposed to many of Bach's works, including the Suite for Unaccompanied Cello and the Viola da Gamba Sonata, and this recording of the "Horn" Concerto is the conclusion of his music. The recording of the "Horn" Concerto is the conclusion of the music of Bach's sons Wilhelm Friedemann (1710~1784), Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714~1788), Johann Christoph Friedrich (1732~1795), Johann Ernst (1722~1777), Bach's nephew, Johann Ludwig (1722~1777), Bach's second cousin, and Johannes Bach (1722~1778), Bach's brother. Johann Ludwig (1677~1731), and his own works. Four of these works are world premiere recordings. Michael Richet played solo in C.P.E. Bach's Keyboard Concerto. Richet sensationally expresses the vivid world of C.P.E. Bach, and he and the Berlin Baroque Soloists form an exquisite ensemble. (King International)