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1.1 Trumpet Concerto in E flat Hob. VIIe:1~I. Allegro plus cadenza1.2 Trumpet Concerto in E flat Hob. VIIe:1~II. Andante1.3 Trumpet Concerto in E flat Hob. VIIe:1~III. Finale: Allegro1.4 Trumpet Concerto in E flat WoO1 S.49~I. Allegro with spirit plus cadenza1.5 Trumpet Concerto in E flat WoO1 S.49~II. Andante1.6 Trumpet Concerto in E flat WoO1 S.49~III. Rond? |
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| Description: | The trumpet concertos by Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) and Johann Nepomuk
Hummel (1778-1837) are two of the most celebrated works in the trumpet
repertoire, showcasing the instrumentâ??s evolving capabilities in the Classical period.
Haydnâ??s Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major was composed in 1796 for Anton Weidinger, a Viennese trumpeter who developed a keyed trumpet capable of playing chromatic notes. This innovation allowed Haydn to explore a wider range of expressive possibilities, incorporating lyrical melodies and rapid passages previously unattainable on the natural trumpet.
Similarly, Hummelâ??s Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major, composed in 1803, was also written for Weidinger and the keyed trumpet. Hummel, a prominent composer and pianist of the time, crafted a work that emphasizes virtuoso technique and lyrical expression. The concerto opens with a grand, dramatic Allegro, followed by a lyrical Andante, and concludes with a lively Rondo, which tests the soloistâ??s agility and technical prowess. Hummelâ??s concerto reflects the transition from the Classical style of Haydn to the more elaborate, early Romantic idiom.
Played by the young, gifted Italian trumpet player Marianne Li Gregni, accompanied by the Orchestra da camera Domenico Mazzocchi del Civita Festival, conducted by Martin Sieghart. - - The trumpet concertos by Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) and Johann Nepomuk Hummel (1778-1837) are two of the most celebrated works in the trumpet repertoire, showcasing the instrument's evolving capabilities in the Classical period. Haydn's Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major was composed in 1796 for Anton Weidinger, a Viennese trumpeter who developed a keyed trumpet capable of playing chromatic notes. This innovation allowed Haydn to explore a wider range of expressive possibilities, incorporating lyrical melodies and rapid passages previously unattainable on the natural trumpet. - Similarly, Hummel's Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major, composed in 1803, was also written for Weidinger and the keyed trumpet. Hummel, a prominent composer and pianist of the time, crafted a work that emphasizes virtuoso technique and lyrical expression. The concerto opens with a grand, dramatic Allegro, followed by a lyrical Andante, and concludes with a lively Rondo, which tests the soloist's agility and technical prowess. Hummel's concerto reflects the transition from the Classical style of Haydn to the more elaborate, early Romantic idiom.- Played by the young, gifted Italian trumpet player Marianne LI Gregni, accompanied by the Orchestra da camera Domenico Mazzocchi del Civita Festival, conducted by Martin Sieghart.Total time: 35'20
Recording: 10-11 October 2022, Teatro della Dodicesima, Rome, Italy
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Manufactured and printed in the EUThe CD "Haydn/Hummel: Trumpet Concertos" features outstanding performances by Marianne Li and the Orchestra Da Camera Domenico Mazzocchi Del Civita Festival under the baton of Martin Sieghart. This release brings together two of the most celebrated trumpet concertos in classical music, composed by Joseph Haydn and Johann Nepomuk Hummel. Both works are renowned for their brilliance, lyricism, and technical demands on the soloist. Marianne Li is an acclaimed trumpeter known for her expressive playing and virtuosic technique; she has performed with leading orchestras across Europe and received numerous awards for her artistry. The Orchestra Da Camera Domenico Mazzocchi is recognized for its refined interpretations of baroque and classical repertoire, while conductor Martin Sieghart is respected internationally for his insightful musicianship. Brilliant Classics, the label behind this recording, is a Dutch company famous worldwide for offering high-quality classical recordings at affordable prices'making great music accessible to all. |
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6 |
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| Manufacturer No.: |
2997342BRC |
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