Italian Recorder Quartet - Georg Philipp Telemann: Quadri - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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The quartets featured on this CD belong to the first collection of quartets that Telemannwrote in Hamburg in 1730, in anticipation of a trip to Paris (which he would only makein the autumn of 1737, staying in the French capital for eight months), invited by fourimportant French musicians the flautist Michel Blavet, the violinist Jean-Pierre Guignon,the gambist Jean-Baptiste Forqueray and a cellist and harpsichordist named PrinceÉdouard. The collection was published in 1730 and contributed significantly to thespread of the composer's fame throughout Europe, particularly in France (so much sothat it was reprinted by the Parisian Le Clerc in 1736); it includes six quartets,and was published under the Italian title Quadri a violino, flauto traversiere, viola digamba o violoncello, e fondamento ripartiti in 2. concerti, 2. balletti, 2. sonate. The sixQuadri constitute a réunion des goûts, as they incorporate diverse national styles. Althoughtraces of the InchGerman styleInch can be detected in each of them, the French styleclearly prevails in the suites, while the Italian style dominates the sonatas. Album Tracks 1. Première Suite in G minor-Prelude Vivement 2. Première Suite in G minor-Rigaudon 3. Première Suite in G minor-Air 4. Première Suite in G minor-Replique 5. Première Suite in G minor-Menuet I-II 6. Première Suite in G minor-Gigue 7. Sonata Prima in C Major-Soave 8. Sonata Prima in C Major-Allegro 9. Sonata Prima in C Major-Andante 10. Sonata Prima in C Major-Vivace 11. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Adagio 12. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Allegro 13. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Grave 14. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Allegro 15. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Andante 16. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Allegro 17. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Largo 18. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Allegro 19. Deuxième Suite in D
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- GenreClassicalDescriptionThe quartets featured on this CD belong to the first collection of quartets that Telemannwrote in Hamburg in 1730, in anticipation of a trip to Paris (which he would only makein the autumn of 1737, staying in the French capital for eight months), invited by fourimportant French musicians the flautist Michel Blavet, the violinist Jean-Pierre Guignon,the gambist Jean-Baptiste Forqueray and a cellist and harpsichordist named PrinceÉdouard. The collection was published in 1730 and contributed significantly to thespread of the composer's fame throughout Europe, particularly in France (so much sothat it was reprinted by the Parisian Le Clerc in 1736); it includes six quartets,and was published under the Italian title Quadri a violino, flauto traversiere, viola digamba o violoncello, e fondamento ripartiti in 2. concerti, 2. balletti, 2. sonate. The sixQuadri constitute a réunion des goûts, as they incorporate diverse national styles. Althoughtraces of the InchGerman styleInch can be detected in each of them, the French styleclearly prevails in the suites, while the Italian style dominates the sonatas. Album Tracks 1. Première Suite in G minor-Prelude Vivement 2. Première Suite in G minor-Rigaudon 3. Première Suite in G minor-Air 4. Première Suite in G minor-Replique 5. Première Suite in G minor-Menuet I-II 6. Première Suite in G minor-Gigue 7. Sonata Prima in C Major-Soave 8. Sonata Prima in C Major-Allegro 9. Sonata Prima in C Major-Andante 10. Sonata Prima in C Major-Vivace 11. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Adagio 12. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Allegro 13. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Grave 14. Concerto a 4 in D Major TWV 40 202-Allegro 15. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Andante 16. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Allegro 17. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Largo 18. Sonata Seconda in G minor-Allegro 19. Deuxième Suite in DArtistItalian Recorder QuartetTitleGeorg Philipp Telemann: QuadriFormatCDLabelStradivarius
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