Bach / Weiss / Vivaldi: Solo pour la flute traversiere
Accent - ACC 24359
Kompozytor
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750)
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1742)
Jacques Hotteterre le Romain, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Christian Fischer
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Silvius Leopold Weiss (1686-1750)
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1742)
Jacques Hotteterre le Romain, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Johann Christian Fischer
Wykonawcy
Barthold Kuijken, traverse flute
Barthold Kuijken, traverse flute
Utwory na płycie:
Sonate Für Flöte A-Moll, BWV 1013 (Partita) - 1. Allemande
Sonate Für Flöte A-Moll, BWV 1013 (Partita) - 2. Corrente
Sonate Für Flöte A-Moll, BWV 1013 (Partita) - 3. Sarabande
Sonate Für Flöte A-Moll, BWV 1013 (Partita) - 4. Bourrée angloise
3 Songs with doubles from Airs et Brunettes ornez d'agremens pas Mr. Hotteterre le Romain - Brunette: L'autre jour ma Cloris
3 Songs with doubles from Airs et Brunettes ornez d'agremens pas Mr. Hotteterre le Romain - Air de Mr. Lambert: Je suis aimé de celle que j'adore
3 Songs with doubles from Airs et Brunettes ornez d'agremens pas Mr. Hotteterre le Romain - Air de Mr. bousset: Vous qui faites votre modèle de la constante tourterelle
Suite G-Dur - 1. Prelude
Suite G-Dur - 2. Allemande
Suite G-Dur - 3. Courante
Suite G-Dur - 4. Sarabande
Suite G-Dur - 5. Menuet
Suite G-Dur - 6. Bourrée
Suite G-Dur - 7. Gigue
Suite G-Dur - 8. Chiaconne
Le Printemps, RV 269 - 1. Allegro
Le Printemps, RV 269 - 2. Largo
Le Printemps, RV 269 - 3. Allegro
Sonate für Flöte solo a-moll, Wq 132 (H 562) - 1. Poco adagio
Sonate für Flöte solo a-moll, Wq 132 (H 562) - 2. Allegro
Sonate für Flöte solo a-moll, Wq 132 (H 562) - 3. Allegro
Minuetto con variazioni - Minuetto
Minuetto con variazioni - Variazion 1
Minuetto con variazioni - Variazion 2
Minuetto con variazioni - Variazion 3
Minuetto con variazioni - Variazion 4
Minuetto con variazioni - Variazion 5
Johann Sebastian Bach:
Solo pour la flute traversiere
Jacques Hotteterre le Romain:
3 Songs with doubles from Airs et Brunettes ornez d'agremens pas Mr. Hotteterre le Romain
Sylvius Leopold Weiss:
Suite in G after his lute pieces
Antonio Vivaldi:
Le Printemps, RV 269
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:
Sonata in a, H. 562
Johann Christian Fischer:
Minuetto con variazioni
Solo pour la flute traversiere
Jacques Hotteterre le Romain:
3 Songs with doubles from Airs et Brunettes ornez d'agremens pas Mr. Hotteterre le Romain
Sylvius Leopold Weiss:
Suite in G after his lute pieces
Antonio Vivaldi:
Le Printemps, RV 269
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach:
Sonata in a, H. 562
Johann Christian Fischer:
Minuetto con variazioni
“Solo pour la flute traversiere” reads the title on the sole surviving manuscript copy of Johann Sebastian Bach’s A minor flute Partita BWV 1013. The use of the French language might be no coincidence: in Germany, in the first decades of the 18th century, the transverse flute was considered a French speciality. The instrument had been developed – one could even say reinvented – at the French court in the last quarter of the 17th century. It found entrance into the famous Versailles court orchestra under J.B. Lully and was regularly played in private chamber music performances for the King, Louis XIV, himself. Soon it also gained popularity in England, Germany, the Netherlands and Italy.
This CD contains a diverse selection of 18th-century pieces for solo flute played by Barthold Kuijken who is considered to be one of the greatest flutist of our time. The performance of the Bach’s A minor Partita is a reference for all flutists, the arrangement of Vivaldi's "Spring" from "The Four Seasons" by famous filosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau is just plain astonishing.
Recorded at the Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Kerk, Harleem (The Netherlands) in October 2000. Instruments: Hotteterre, Paris c 1715, copy by Alain Weemaels, Brussels (a‘= 387 Hz), G.A. Rottenburgh, Brussels c 1750 (a‘= 415 Hz), J.J. Quantz, Berlin c 1750.
This CD contains a diverse selection of 18th-century pieces for solo flute played by Barthold Kuijken who is considered to be one of the greatest flutist of our time. The performance of the Bach’s A minor Partita is a reference for all flutists, the arrangement of Vivaldi's "Spring" from "The Four Seasons" by famous filosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau is just plain astonishing.
Recorded at the Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Kerk, Harleem (The Netherlands) in October 2000. Instruments: Hotteterre, Paris c 1715, copy by Alain Weemaels, Brussels (a‘= 387 Hz), G.A. Rottenburgh, Brussels c 1750 (a‘= 415 Hz), J.J. Quantz, Berlin c 1750.