Telemann - Three Cantatas
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Label: CPO
Cat No: 7772492
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 1st October 2007
Contents
Works
Dein Schaden ist verzweifelt boese for Soprano, Bass, Oboe, Violins and b.c. TVWV1:1133Meine Rede bleibt betruebt for Soprano, Oboe, Two Violins and b.c, TVWV1:1099
Zerschmettert die Goetzen, TVWV2:7
Artists
Dorothee Mields (soprano)Klaus Mertens (bass baritone)
Accademia Daniel
Conductor
Shalev Ad-ElWorks
Dein Schaden ist verzweifelt boese for Soprano, Bass, Oboe, Violins and b.c. TVWV1:1133Meine Rede bleibt betruebt for Soprano, Oboe, Two Violins and b.c, TVWV1:1099
Zerschmettert die Goetzen, TVWV2:7
Artists
Dorothee Mields (soprano)Klaus Mertens (bass baritone)
Accademia Daniel
Conductor
Shalev Ad-ElAbout
It was after his seventieth birthday that Georg Philipp Telemann composed this festive music for the consecration of the newly constructed church in Nienstaedten, near Hamburg, to be held on 16 May 1751.
What appears at first glance to be a simple cantata turns out to be a masterpiece brimming with ideas and imagination. Telemann often used these occasional works as fields of experimentation for the further development of his compositional style; as a result, the modernity, originality and intelligent design of these three works cannot fail to amaze.
In addition to Zerschmettert die Goetzen, Dorothee Mields and Klaus Mertens sing two previously unreleased cantatas from Telemann’s early Frankfurt years.
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