JS Bach - Concertos for Recorder
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Label: Glossa
Cat No: GCDP31910
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Orchestral
Release Date: 28th July 2023
Contents
Works
Cantata BWV76 'Die Himmel erzahlen die ehre Gottes'Recorder Concerto in A major (after BWV1055)
Recorder Concerto in D major (after BWV1053)
Violin Concerto in G minor, BWV1056
Artists
Lorenzo Cavasanti (recorder)Liana Mosca (violin)
Cantica Symphonia
Conductor
Giuseppe MalettoWorks
Cantata BWV76 'Die Himmel erzahlen die ehre Gottes'Recorder Concerto in A major (after BWV1055)
Recorder Concerto in D major (after BWV1053)
Violin Concerto in G minor, BWV1056
Artists
Lorenzo Cavasanti (recorder)Liana Mosca (violin)
Cantica Symphonia
Conductor
Giuseppe MalettoAbout
The lack of solo concertos for the recorder can be remedied, however: it is precisely his concertos for harpsichord that Bach demonstrably transcribed himself, although it is not always clear for which of the missing originals they were intended. Even f in some cases other instruments are more likely, it is at least not objectionable to play some of these concertos with recorder.
The ensemble Cantica Symphonia has chosen Bach's concertos BWV 1053 in D major and BWV 1055 in A major for its recorder player Lorenzo Cavasanti, while violinist Liana Mosca plays the concerto BWV 1056 in G minor. Both together play the Concerto BWV 1060 in C minor, originally for two harpsichords.
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