L'Orfeo Barockorchester Heerden - 3 Overture Suites - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Telemann remains a paradox The deeper one delves into his oeuvre, the more boundless his legacy seems - like entering a mysterious treasure trove where the eyes gradually adjust to the wealth amassed within, yet never fully grasp it's true extent. The sheer abundance of his orchestral works and concertos seems to grow exponentially with each new publication. When previously lost compositions unexpectedly resurface - such as these six overtures from 1736, of which only a single printed copy had survived - we are left speechless. Suddenly, an exquisite assortment unfolds before us, featuring InchclassicalInch Baroque dance forms interspersed with exotic elements such as the Polonaise and Murky, imaginative character sketches, and various fashionable pieces, all presented in a kaleidoscope of colors. How effortlessly time flies by! Album Tracks 1. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Ouverture 2. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Pastourelle 3. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Rondeau 4. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Gigue 5. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Loure 6. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Menuet 7. Ouverture No. 1 in F major TWV 55 F1~Chaconne 8. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Ouverture 9. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Branle 10. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Gaillarde 11. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Sarabande 12. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Réjouissance 13. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Passepied 14. Ouverture No. 2 in A major TWV 55 A1~Canarie 15. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat major TWV 55 Es1~Ouverture 16. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat major TWV 55 Es1~La douceur 17. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat major TWV 55 Es1~Menuet 18. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat major TWV 55 Es1~Les coureurs 19. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat major TWV 55 Es1~Air 20. Ouverture No. 3 in E flat

Two complete early solo albums by this acoustic-blues master, on CD for the first time and featuring a PDF tab/music booklet via enhanced-CD technology! These take US back to '69 and '70 See See Rider; Special Rider; Big Road Blues; Dallas Rag; Delia; Not You or I, My Dear; Crosseyed Blues; Lena Anne 26 tracks. Album Tracks 1. Aunt Molly's Murray Farm 2. Foregone Conclusion 3. Religious Trainfare Blues 4. See See Rider 5. Delia 6. Sideways Nowhere Bound 7. Special Rider 8. Wall Hollow Blues 9. Cow Cow's 4/4 Waltz 10. Dallas Rag 11. All My Friends Are Gone 12. Number One 13. Boys, My Monet's All Gone 14. Big Road Blues 15. Roberta 16. Little Rock Blues No. 2 17. Lena Anne 18. Hans Fried 19. Crow Black Squall 20. Gentle Joys, Gentle Sorrows 21. Requiem for Patrick Kilroy 22. Yola Blues 23. Not You or I, My Dear 24. Mississippi Blues No. 2 25. Cross Eyed Blues 26. Irene's Sleepy Lullaby 27. [CD-ROM Track]

Franz Xaver Richter, along with Johann Stamitz, is regarded as one of the driving forces of the so-called Mannheim School and the renowned Court Orchestra that was founded thanks to Prince Elector Carl Theodor of the Palatinate. In contrast to his equally influential colleagues, he represented a more reserved type of composer, clearly rooted in Baroque music, which may have hindered his own career, but certainly did not damage the reputation of this epoch-making circle of musicians. Consequently, this portrait presents us with an astonishingly broad spectrum of musical expression. There is no shortage of contrapuntal composition, lively gallantries, or examples of subtle genre pieces, which indulge in capricious playfulness with programmatic indications-ensuring an enjoyable listening experience. Album Tracks 1. Sinfonia Con Fuga in G minor (Boer 29, Ca. 1760) 2. Symphony in B Flat Major (Boer Deest, Ca. 1750) 3. Symphony in D minor, Op. 3 No. 4 4. Symphony in G Major, Op. 4 No. 6