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1.1 Flute concerto in A minor Wq 166 H. 431~I. Allegro assai1.2 Flute concerto in A minor Wq 166 H. 431~II. Andante1.3 Flute concerto in A minor Wq 166 H. 431~III. Allegro assai1.4 Flute concerto in G major Wq 169 H. 445~I. Allegro di molto1.5 Flute concerto in G major Wq 169 H. 445~II. Largo1.6 Flute concerto in G major Wq 169 H. 445~III. Presto1.7 Flute concerto in D minor Wq 22 H. 425~I. Allegro1.8 Flute concerto in D minor Wq 22 H. 425~II. Un poco andante1.9 Flute concerto in D minor Wq 22 H. 425~III. Allegro di molto |
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| Description: | Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788) was regarded as one of the greatest theoretical and practical musicians of his time even during his lifetime;; arguably the most famous son of Johann Sebastian Bach, he broke new ground in the concerto genre between the Baroque and Classical periods. His flute concerti are not only technically exceptionally demanding but are particularly challenging ??in the art of expression?, to quote one of his contemporaries. In this new recording of C.P.E. Bach??s flute concertos in A minor (Wq 166 / H. 431), G major (Wq 169 / H. 445) and D minor (Wq 22 / H. 425) the Georgian Chamber Orchestra Ingolstadt and Ariel Zuckermann (solo flute and conductor) invoke the zärtliche Empfindungen, the tender sentiments that the composer considered essential in order to reveal new aspects of music. - Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (1714-1788) was regarded as one of the greatest theoretical and practical musicians of his time even during his lifetime; arguably the most famous son of Johann Sebastian Bach, he broke new ground in the concerto genre between the Baroque and Classical periods. His flute concerti are not only technically exceptionally demanding but are particularly challenging "in the art of expression", to quote one of his contemporaries. In this new recording of C.P.E. Bach's flute concertos in A minor (Wq 166 / H. 431), G major (Wq 169 / H. 445) and D minor (Wq 22 / H. 425) the Georgian Chamber Orchestra Ingolstadt and Ariel Zuckermann (solo flute and conductor) invoke the zartliche Empfindungen, the tender sentiments that the composer considered essential in order to reveal new aspects of music. |
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| Playtime: |
65 |
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| No. of tracks: |
9 |
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| Manufacturer No.: |
FUG836 |
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