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Francesco Barsanti
Sonatas for Recorder and Basso Continuo
Ensemble Electra
NEW RELEASE!
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Woodworks
Wood'N'Flutes
A fascinating album of contemporary works by Danish composers, recorded for the first time. Hans Abrahamsen's
Flowersongs, Ole Buck's Estampie, Two Trios by Ib Nørholm, Fløjteskove by Morten Nyord, and the lovely Color
Blue by Hans Henrik Brandt. Wood'N'Flutes is also joined by stellar colleague Karina Agerbo in Leif Kayser's
quartet Divertimento II.
...The Woodworks album opens the listeners ears for the recorder’s unknown spectrum of sound possibilities,
and it is a memorable experience. (Flensborg Avis, Germany) |
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A Duo
Recorder Duets from the early and late Baroque
Vicki and Dorte Lester Nauta liberate themselves of the continuo players from Opus 4
to present some of their favorite duets. They play some early works by John Baldwine,
Thomas Morley, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Gastoldi and van Eyck along with later Baroque
duets by Telemann and Hotteterre le Romain. |
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Journey
Wood'N'Flutes
Indeed a musical journey through the ages with works spanning 800 years. Wood'N'Flutes plays
beautiful ballata by Machaut and Dufay, madrigals from the Danish Court of King Chr. IV
by Mogens Pedersøn and Truid Aagesen, a fun T'andernaken by Henry the VIIIth,
and cool trios by Johann Mattheson, Louis Antione Dornel, Matthias Maute and Willem Wander
van Nieuwkerk. |
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Trio sonatas with Recorder
Vicki Boeckman & friends
Vicki is joined by stellar colleagues, warm friends and pillars of the early music field John Holloway
on violin, and Jaap ter Linden on cello and viola da gamba. Lars Ulrik Mortensen’s harpsichord
playing is jaw-dropping awesome, and the late Aloysia Assenbaum graces this album with her elegant and
tasteful organ continuo. Oh, and this guy, Telemann, really knew how to write. He even says in his
autobiography that he’s the most proud of his trio sonatas! No kiddin’! |
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Aires and Duets
for Two Flutes and Bass
Opus 4
Standard Baroque fare tastefully played by the Danish-based quartet, Opus 4. Enjoy trio
sonatas by Handel, Telemann and Merula The continuo is played on lute, which
sheds new light and adds a certain delicacy to these otherwise well-known pieces. |
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Flute Music from the Baroque
Opus 4 & friends
Trio Sonatas, quartets and quintets by G.P. Telemann, J.J. Quantz and
J.B. Loeillet
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Baroque Trio Sonatas
Opus 4
Trio Sonatas by some of the best composers of the Baroque era, Telemann,
Handel, Sammartini.
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Early Italian Baroque
Vicki Boeckman & friends
When you hear this CD you’ll understand why this style is Vicki’s favorite repertoire.
Dramatic, colorful, whimsical and emotionally engaging sonatas by hot-blooded Italians Dario
Castello, Giovanni Fontana, Giovanni Cima, Girolamo Frescobaldi and Tarquinio Merula. |
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Georg Philipp Telemann: The Six Recorder Sonatas
Vicki Boeckman & friends
Vicki’s maiden CD, recorded just after she completed her studies at the Royal Academy of
Music in Copenhagen. Not bad for a novice…wink! |
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