Bologna 1666: Perti, Torelli, Colonna Kammerorchester Basel & Julia Schröder

• 1 La caduta di Gierusalemme sotto l'imperio di Sedecia ultimo re d'Israelle 02:41
• 2 Violin Concerto in D Minor, P.A.2.3.10: I. Allegro 02:29
• 3 Violin Concerto in D Minor, P.A.2.3.10: II. Largo 01:26
• 4 Violin Concerto in D Minor, P.A.2.3.10: III. Allegro - Largo 01:20
• 5 Violin Concerto in D Minor, P.A.2.3.10: IV. Allegro - Adagio 02:47
• 6 Messa a 5: Sinfonia avanti la messa 02:24
• 7 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in E Minor, Op. 1 No. 7, TalA 6: I. Allegro 02:50
• 8 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in E Minor, Op. 1 No. 7, TalA 6: II. Grave 02:09
• 9 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in E Minor, Op. 1 No. 7, TalA 6: III. Allegro 02:40
• 10 San Galgano Guidotti: Sinfonia 02:10
• 11 Concerto da Chiesa e da Camera, Op. 1 No. 7, "Tempesta di mare": I. Allegro e con spirito - Adagio 05:13
• 12 Concerto da Chiesa e da Camera, Op. 1 No. 7, "Tempesta di mare": II. Adagio e piano 03:00
• 13 Concerto da Chiesa e da Camera, Op. 1 No. 7, "Tempesta di mare": III. Allegro ma aperto 04:53
• 14 Gesù al sepolcro: Sinfonia 02:45
• 15 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in G Minor, Op. 1 No. 9, TalA 16: I. Allegro 02:39
• 16 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in G Minor, Op. 1 No. 9, TalA 16: II. Largo 02:15
• 17 Concerto per Chiesa e per Camera in G Minor, Op. 1 No. 9, TalA 16: III. Allegro 02:39
• 18 Violin Concerto in E Minor, Lau 6: I. Largo e spicco 01:27
• 19 Violin Concerto in E Minor, Lau 6: II. Vivace 03:16
• 20 Violin Concerto in E Minor, Lau 6: III. Largo andante 02:42
• 21 Violin Concerto in E Minor, Lau 6: IV. Allegro 03:00
• 22 La lingua profetica del taumaturgo di Paola: Sinfonia avanti l'oratorio 02:36
• 23 Concerto con violini in honorem Divi Petronii: I. Allegro 02:20
• 24 Concerto con violini in honorem Divi Petronii: II. Andante grazioso, e sempre piano 01:58
• 25 Concerto con violini in honorem Divi Petronii: III. Allegro 02:45
• Total Runtime 01:06:24

Info for Bologna 1666: Perti, Torelli, Colonna

The multiple award-winning recordings of the Kammerorchester Basel are a genuine asset to the record market. With “Bologna 1666” they take their listeners on a musical journey to what was probably the most important musical centre of 17th-century Italy. Founded in 1666, the Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna, one of Italy’s oldest academies of music, influenced the musical life of its times far beyond the borders of Italy itself. It is thus all the more astonishing that with few exceptions, such as Giuseppe Torelli or Lorenzo Gaetano Zavateri, most of its composers have fallen into oblivion. For this recording, the Kammerorchester Basel, headed by its concert-mistress Julia Schröder, have unearthed outstanding masterpieces.

These Baroque concertos by composers such as Giuseppe Torelli or Lorenzo Gaetano Zavateri are deftly combined with works by less well-known figures, including Giacomo Antonio Perti, Giuseppe Matteo Alberti, Giovanni Paolo Colonna and Girolamo Nicolò Laurenti. In the 30 years of its existence, the Basel Chamber Orchestra has developed into one of the leading chamber orchestras on the international music scene. Nowadays invitations to the most important concert arenas and festivals of the European classical music scene are just as much part of the schedule as the orchestra's own subscription concerts in Basel. The orchestra enjoys playing under the direction of its own concertmaster and appreciates the cooperation with various conductors such as Paul Goodwin, Kristjan Järvi, Paul McCreesh and Giovanni Antonini. The list of soloists who have performed together with the orchestra is renowned: Emmanuel Pahud, Sol Gabetta, Andreas Scholl, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Matthias Goerne, Sabine Meyer, Angela Hewitt, Renaud Capuçon, Thomas Zehetmair, Sandrine Piau and many more.

Ewa Miribung, violin
Kammerorchester Basel
Julia Schröder, violin, conductor

Kammerorchester Basel
In the 30 years of its existence, the Basel Chamber Orchestra has developed into one of the leading chamber orchestras on the international music scene. Nowadays invitations to the most important concert arenas and festivals of the European classical music scene are just as much part of the schedule as the orchestra's own subscription concerts in Basel. Diverse CD recordings with famous labels like Sony, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Warner Classics and OehmsClassics are evidence of the excellent quality of the orchestra.

The Basel Chamber Orchestra has a predilection for playing under the musical direction of its own concertmaster. The orchestra’s collaboration with its principal guest conductor Giovanni Antonini is especially fruitful. The highpoint of its collaboration with Antonini is the Beethoven Cycle which the orchestra and the Italian baroque specialist developed over the course of 10 years. Symphonies 1 – 8 have already been recorded by Sony; the recording of Symphonies 3 and 4 received the ‘Ensemble of the Year 2008’ award at the ECHO Klassik awards. Between now and 2032, the Basel Chamber Orchestra under Giovanni Antonini’s direction, together with the Italian ensemble ‘Il Giardino Armonico’, will take turns at performing all of Joseph Haydn’s 107 symphonies and recording them on CD.

In addition, the orchestra has a close relationship with conductors such as Trevor Pinnock, Heinz Holliger, Paul Goodwin or Mario Venzago. The list of soloists who have performed together with the orchestra is renowned: Emmanuel Pahud, Sol Gabetta, Andreas Scholl, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Matthias Goerne, Sabine Meyer, Angela Hewitt, Renaud Capuçon, Thomas Zehetmair, Sandrine Piau and many more.

The members of the orchestra are passionately committed to various projects aimed at promoting musical education in younger generations. Chamber music concerts complete its multifarious artistic activities in the city and the Basel region.

The 2015|2016 season will kick off with performances of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ under the baton of Trevor Pinnock in the Augusta Raurica Theatre. The musicians will make guest appearances, with Klaus Maria Brandauer as guest narrator, amongst other places at the Dresden Frauenkirche, the Lucerne Culture and Congress Centre and the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival. The orchestra will go on concert tours with Sir András Schiff and Heinz Holliger to the renowned ‘George Enescu’ Festical in Bucharest, with Sol Gabetta to Australia and with Daniel Hope to South America. The Basel Chamber Orchestra is also looking forward to working with Franco Fagioli, Renaud Capuçon, Andreas Scholl, Hélène Grimaud, Kristian Bezuidenhout and many others. The programme will include both the orchestra’s core classical repertoire with symphonies by Schubert, Haydn, Beethoven and Mozart’s piano concertos as well as a baroque programme with cantatas by Bach, arias and concertos by Handel and Lully and violin concertos from the 17th century Bolognese School. Contemporary works by Heinz Holliger and the first performance of a commissioned work for solo violin and strings by the Swiss composer Stefan Wirth will round off next season’s programme.

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