Jeanne Lamon, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra - W.F. Bach: Sinfonias & Suite in G Minor & Concerto for Harpsichord in D Major (1997)
BAND/ARTIST: Jeanne Lamon, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
- Title: W.F. Bach: Sinfonias & Suite in G Minor & Concerto for Harpsichord in D Major
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Sony Classical
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
- Total Time: 01:11:19
- Total Size: 368 / 181 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Sinfonia in D major, F. 64 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
1. I. Allegro e maestoso 03:56
2. II. Andante 03:15
3. III. Vivace 03:25
4. Sinfonia in D Minor, F. 65: Adagio & Fugue 09:35
Suite in G Minor, BWV 1070 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
5. I. Ouverture - Larghetto 04:36
6. II. Torneo 01:58
7. III. Aria - Adagio 05:22
8. IV. Menuetto alternativo - Trio 04:48
9. V. Capriccio 03:32
Concerto for Harpsichord, Strings and Basso continuo in D Major, F. 41 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
10. I. Allegro 05:50
11. II. Andante 05:34
12. III. Vivace 04:29
Sinfonia in F Major for Strings, F. 67 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
13. I. Vivace 04:22
14. II. Andante 04:48
15. III. Allegro 03:19
16. IV. Menuetto I & II 02:30
Performers:
Charlotte Nediger (harpsichord)
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
Jeanne Lamon
This disc goes a long way to support the idea that Wilhelm Friedemann, despite his personal problems, was the most talented composer of Bach's sons. Indeed, the Suite in G minor included here was long considered to be the work of Sebastian. All of the music performed here has a vitality and craftsmanship that is very appealing. The opening Sinfonia in D has a sound very reminiscent of the Dresden school, and is optimistic and slightly quirky. The highlight for me is the Sinfonia in D minor for two flutes, strings and continuo. It starts with a very slow langorous adagio which employs striking dissonances between the flutes and moves into a fugue of tremendous contrapuntal rigor. Here is where the musical genuis of Wilhelm is most evident as this fugue shows him to be a very good pupil of his father, except that it is made all the more interesting by some shocking harmonic side-steps. The music of Wilhelm Friedemann has never been very well recorded, and this appears to be one of the best programs available. Tafelmusik play flawlessly with great passion and verve.
Sinfonia in D major, F. 64 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
1. I. Allegro e maestoso 03:56
2. II. Andante 03:15
3. III. Vivace 03:25
4. Sinfonia in D Minor, F. 65: Adagio & Fugue 09:35
Suite in G Minor, BWV 1070 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
5. I. Ouverture - Larghetto 04:36
6. II. Torneo 01:58
7. III. Aria - Adagio 05:22
8. IV. Menuetto alternativo - Trio 04:48
9. V. Capriccio 03:32
Concerto for Harpsichord, Strings and Basso continuo in D Major, F. 41 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
10. I. Allegro 05:50
11. II. Andante 05:34
12. III. Vivace 04:29
Sinfonia in F Major for Strings, F. 67 (Wilhelm Friedemann Bach)
13. I. Vivace 04:22
14. II. Andante 04:48
15. III. Allegro 03:19
16. IV. Menuetto I & II 02:30
Performers:
Charlotte Nediger (harpsichord)
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
Jeanne Lamon
This disc goes a long way to support the idea that Wilhelm Friedemann, despite his personal problems, was the most talented composer of Bach's sons. Indeed, the Suite in G minor included here was long considered to be the work of Sebastian. All of the music performed here has a vitality and craftsmanship that is very appealing. The opening Sinfonia in D has a sound very reminiscent of the Dresden school, and is optimistic and slightly quirky. The highlight for me is the Sinfonia in D minor for two flutes, strings and continuo. It starts with a very slow langorous adagio which employs striking dissonances between the flutes and moves into a fugue of tremendous contrapuntal rigor. Here is where the musical genuis of Wilhelm is most evident as this fugue shows him to be a very good pupil of his father, except that it is made all the more interesting by some shocking harmonic side-steps. The music of Wilhelm Friedemann has never been very well recorded, and this appears to be one of the best programs available. Tafelmusik play flawlessly with great passion and verve.
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