Trumpet Combinations
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Label: Audiomax
Cat No: AUD9061930
Format: Hybrid SACD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 26th February 2016
Contents
Works
Nun lob', mein Seel', den HerrenDivertimento (1946)
Andante et Scherzo
Sonata in D major
Sonata da Chiesa sopra un tema di Claudio Monteverdi, op.136
Alexander's Feast, HWV75
Laudate pueri Dominum
Sonata da chiesa
Artists
Joachim Pliquett (trumpet)Matthias Kuhnle (trumpet)
Klaus Mertens (baritone)
Andras Fejer (trombone)
Arvid Gast (organ)
Works
Nun lob', mein Seel', den HerrenDivertimento (1946)
Andante et Scherzo
Sonata in D major
Sonata da Chiesa sopra un tema di Claudio Monteverdi, op.136
Alexander's Feast, HWV75
Laudate pueri Dominum
Sonata da chiesa
Artists
Joachim Pliquett (trumpet)Matthias Kuhnle (trumpet)
Klaus Mertens (baritone)
Andras Fejer (trombone)
Arvid Gast (organ)
About
Franceschini’s Sonata fascinates the listener with its attractive echo effects producing a very special impact with surprising modulations from major to minor. John Gardner quite similarly plays with room acoustics in his Sonata da chiesa from 1976; with its Doppler effect the music even seems to move in space! Since all of this occurs on a motif from Monteverdi’s Orfeo, the relation to earlier times is reinforced all the more.
Joachim Pliquett and Arvid Gast have often enthused their audiences with virtuosic playing rich in ideas, and for their newest program, Combinations, they can rely on prominent support: Klaus Mertens sings the famous “Revenge, Timotheus cries” from Handel’s Alexander’s Feast and an anonymous “Laudate pueri” from the seventeenth century, and the trumpeter Matthias Kühnle and the trombonist András Fejér enrich this musical event centering on the historical organs in Lübeck’s Jacobikirche (Church of St James). The Queen of Sheba has certainly never been heard entering with greater majesty there!
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