Johannes Pramsohler - Pisendel: Violin Concertos from Dresden (2012)

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Title: Pisendel: Violin Concertos from Dresden
Year Of Release: 2012
Label: Raum Klang
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 58:08
Total Size: 406 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Concerto in D major for violin - I. Allegro [0:03:01.07]
02. Concerto in D major for violin - II. Andante [0:03:31.27]
03. Concerto in D major for violin - III. Allegro [0:03:57.61]
04. Concerto in A minor for violin - I. Largo e staccato [0:01:05.67]
05. Concerto in A minor for violin - II. Allegro [0:03:42.38]
06. Concerto in A minor for violin - III. Affetuoso [0:01:55.15]
07. Concerto in A minor for violin - IV. Allegro [0:03:27.29]
08. Sonata for Orchestra in F major - I. Andante [0:02:35.28]
09. Sonata for Orchestra in F major - II. Allegro [0:02:19.14]
10. Sonata for Orchestra in F major - III. Adagio [0:03:29.33]
11. Sonata for Orchestra in F major - IV. Allegro [0:02:33.04]
12. Concerto in B flat major for violin - I. Largo [0:03:12.71]
13. Concerto in B flat major for violin - II. Vivace [0:03:42.74]
14. Concerto in B flat major for violin - III. Sempre piano [0:02:32.03]
15. Concerto in B flat major for violin - IV. Allegro [0:03:27.51]
16. Concerto in G major for violin - I. Allegro [0:05:57.65]
17. Concerto in G major for violin - II. Andante [0:02:47.21]
18. Concerto in G major for violin - III. Allegro [0:04:46.31]

Performers:
Johannes Pramsohler - violin and direction
International Baroque Players [on period instruments]

Johannes’ debut CD focuses on the music of one of the most celebrated orchestras at Bach’s time: the Dresden court orchestra. No other orchestra was as cosmopolitan in terms of its makeup, as familiar with all the current styles, or as skilled in dealing with difficult scores as the group led by Johann Georg Pisendel. He was also responsible for making the Dresden music archive into one of the most extensive in Europe. Fortunately the so-called Schrank II collection – preserved today in the Saxon State Library – with its inexhaustible trove of acoustical treasures survived the turmoil of a number of devastating wars.