Le Plaintif: Doleful Music of the French Grand Siecle
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Label: Brilliant Classics
Cat No: 95694
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 15th January 2021
Contents
Works
Nouvelles decouvertes sur la guitarreMonteclair, Michel Pignolet de
Concerto no.2 in C minorArtists
CordeventoWorks
Nouvelles decouvertes sur la guitarreMonteclair, Michel Pignolet de
Concerto no.2 in C minorArtists
CordeventoAbout
It is from this eloquent repertoire that Cordevento, expanded for the occasion to a five-person lineup, has assembled an imaginative programme. The lion’s share is drawn from two collections of suites en trio by Marin Marais and Antoine Dornel, performed by Erik Bosgraaf (recorder) and Robert Smith (treble viola da gamba) with their colleagues Izhar Elias, Israel Golani and Alessandro Pianu (respectively on baroque guitar, theorbo, harpsichord) providing attentive and generous continuo accompaniment. Erik Bosgraaf also takes the spotlight with a selection of pieces for solo recorder and basso continuo by Hotteterre, Philidor and Montéclair, while his Cordevento co-founders Izhar Elias and Alessandro Pianu contribute solo pieces by Campion and d’Anglebert. Cordevento’s previous albums on Brilliant Classics have won international acclaim.
‘Erik Bosgraaf’s recorder-playing is fluent and lively in fast music, and his five colleagues provide accompaniments that are lean, stylish and precise’ – Gramophone, April 2012 (Bach concertos, 94296)
‘As usual with Telemann, the music is jovial and good natured, something that Erik Bosgraaf responds to well. His playing is crisp and articulate, with careful delineation of individual notes, however fast the music’ – Early Music, 2015 (Telemann concertos, 95248)
‘Compelling and stylistically convincing performances of some of Telemann’s best works… Erik Bosgraaf, a brilliant and virtuosic player… His colleagues are every inch his equals. This disc has to be ranked among the best in the category of Telemann concertos’ – Musica dei donum, 2019 (Telemann concertos, 95249)
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