The Muses Restor’d
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Label: Channel Classics
Cat No: CCS46324
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Expected Release Date: 24th May 2024
Contents
Works
The Division ViolinAuld Bob Morrice
Violin Sonata in D major, HWV371
Fantasia Suite in A minor
Chamber Airs (8) for a violin (and thorough bass)
Consort of Two Parts (For Several Friends)
A new Irish tune, Z646 ('Lilliburlero')
Sonata in G minor, Z780
Lacrimae Pavan
Artists
Rachel Podger (violin)Brecon Baroque
Works
The Division ViolinAuld Bob Morrice
Violin Sonata in D major, HWV371
Fantasia Suite in A minor
Chamber Airs (8) for a violin (and thorough bass)
Consort of Two Parts (For Several Friends)
A new Irish tune, Z646 ('Lilliburlero')
Sonata in G minor, Z780
Lacrimae Pavan
Artists
Rachel Podger (violin)Brecon Baroque
About
This refined and intimately chiselled chamber music celebrates a rich tradition where the violin joins a plethora of keyboards, lutes, viol and continuo cello reinstating these sonatas, fantasies, suites, grounds and popular tunes to the mainstream of English cultural life of the time. Together with four musicians from Brecon Baroque, Rachel Podger performs works by Handel, Lawes, Blow, Locke, Purcell, Schop, Jenkins, Baltzar and Jones.
“This oeuvre provides a deeply satisfying kaleidoscope of musical expression over a century of British musical life.” – Rachel Podger
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