Telemann: Trios & Quartets with Transverse Flute and Viola da gamba Bassorilievi

• Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767): Concerto à flauto traverso, viola da gamba, fagotto e cembalo in C Major, TWV 43:C2
• 1 I. Grave 02:58
• 2 II. Allegro 02:37
• 3 III. Largo 01:46
• 4 IV. Vivace 02:42
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e cembalo in G Minor, TWV 42:g7
• 5 I. Siciliano 03:04
• 6 II. Allegro 02:23
• 7 III. Adagio 01:31
• 8 IV. Allegro assai 01:41
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e cembalo in B Minor, TWV 42:h4
• 9 I. Largo 01:45
• 10 II. Vivace 01:55
• 11 III. Dolce 01:48
• 12 IV. Vivace 02:30
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e cembalo in B Minor, TWV 42:h4
• 13 I. Dolce 02:05
• 14 II. Allegro 04:18
• 15 III. Largo 02:13
• 16 IV. - 03:00
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e continuo in F Major, TWV 42:F5
• 17 I. Vivace 02:44
• 18 II. Cantabile 03:01
• 19 III. Vivace 02:21
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e cembalo in G Minor, TWV 42:g15
• 20 I. Adagio 02:34
• 21 II. Vivace 03:53
• 22 III. Andante 01:54
• 23 V. Presto 01:39
• Concerto à viola da gamba, flauto traverso, fagotto e cembalo in B Minor, TWV 43:h3
• 24 I. Andante 02:31
• 25 II. Allegro 01:39
• 26 III. Adagio 01:59
• 27 IV. Allegro 01:54
• Sonata à flauto traverso, viola da gamba e cembalo in A Minor, TWV 42:a7
• 28 I. Andante 02:09
• 29 II. Allemande 03:10
• 30 III. Minuet 01:06
• 31 IV. Gigue 01:06
• 32 V. Aria (Largo) 03:32
• 33 VI. Rejouissance (Presto) 01:34
• Total Runtime 01:17:02

Info zu Telemann: Trios & Quartets with Transverse Flute and Viola da gamba

This program of Trios and Quartets reveals Telemann as an accomplished and fastidious craftsman, with an acute sense of effective colour and an ability to blend stylistically divergent features into a fluent and satisfying whole. The performances by Bassorilievi are characteristically energetic and stylish.

Telemann embraced many national styles in his trios and quartets. The result is an amalgamation of German, French and Italian stylistic elements with which he created a kaleidoscope of sounds taking the listener on a musical tour throughout Europe.

A major musical figure of the 18th-century, in his time, Telemann was more popular than Bach. This master of instrumental music was open to French and Italian influences and to the new gallant style that flourished in Germany. The composer wrote music notable for its considerable panache. This is especially true of his chamber music, a selection of which is offered here on this recording featuring the ensemble Bassorilievi.

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