Johannes Pramsohler and Philippe Grisvard - Corelli, Telemann, Leclair, Handel & Albicastro: Violin Sonatas (2014) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Violin Sonata in D, Op.5, No.1: I. Grave – Allegro – Adagio
02. Violin Sonata in D, Op.5, No.1: II. Allegro
03. Violin Sonata in D, Op.5, No.1: III. Allegro
04. Violin Sonata in D, Op.5, No.1: IV. Adagio
05. Violin Sonata in D, Op.5, No.1: V. Allegro
06. Recorder Sonatina in A-, TWV 41:a4: I. Andante
07. Recorder Sonatina in A-, TWV 41:a4:II. Vivace
08. Recorder Sonatina in A-, TWV 41:a4:III. Cantabile
09. Recorder Sonatina in A-, TWV 41:a4:IV. Allegro
10. Violin Sonata in F#-, Op.9 No.10: I. Andante affettuoso
11. Violin Sonata in F#-, Op.9 No.10:II. Allemanda. Allegro ma non troppo
12. Violin Sonata in F#-, Op.9 No.10:III. Largo
13. Violin Sonata in F#-, Op.9 No.10:IV. Giga. Allegro ma non presto
14. Violin Sonata in D, Op.1, No.13, HWV371: I. Affettuoso
15. Violin Sonata in D, Op.1, No.13, HWV371: II. Allegro
16. Violin Sonata in D, Op.1, No.13, HWV371: III. Larghetto
17. Violin Sonata in D, Op.1, No.13, HWV371: IV. Allegro
18. Sonata in G Minor, Op. 5 No. 6 ''La Follia"


After his recording debut with violin concertos from Dresden Johannes Pramsohler releases his second CD and takes on a new challenge: launching his own label, Audax Records, where he aims to give forgotten and neglected masterworks a befitting place.

With a thoroughly researched musicological programme of violin sonatas by Corelli, Telemann, Leclair, Handel and Albicastro, Pramsohler commemorates Arcangelo Corelli's death and pays hommage to one of the key figures in music history. Corelli published his violin sonatas op. 5 on January 1st, 1700 which became a groundbreaking work that rapidly spread all over Europe influencing many composers, amongst them the four composers featured on this disc.

Johannes Pramsohler and Philippe Grisvard (harpsichord) play with virtuosity and captivating sonority on their journey through the baroque era of europe.

Johannes Pramsohler was born in South Tyrol, studied in London and is now based in Paris. He has established himself internationally as an emminent expert of historical informed performance. He is regularly invited to lead and direct orchestras like Concerto Köln, Le Concert d'Astrée, The King's Consort, the Taiwan Baroque Orchestra and the European Union Baroque Orchestra. On this CD he plays his P.G. Rogeri previously owned by Reinhard Goebel.

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