Johannes Pramsohler & Jadran Duncumb - Bach & Weiss (2017) [Hi-Res]

Tracklist

01. Suite in A Major: Fantasia
02. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: II. Courante
03. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: III. Entrée
04. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: IV. Rondeau
05. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: V. Sarabande
06. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: VI. Menuett
07. Suite in A Major for violin and obbligato lute, BWV 1025: VII. Allegro
08. Suite in A Minor for solo lute, SW 42/43: I. Allemande. Andante
09. Suite in A Minor for solo lute, SW 42/43: II. Courante
10. Suite in A Minor for solo lute, SW 42/43: III. Bourrée
11. Suite in A Minor for solo lute, SW 42/43: IV. Sarabande
12. Suite in A Minor for solo lute, SW 42/43: V. Giga. Presto
13. Partita II in D Minor for solo violin, BWV 1004: I. Allemanda
14. Partita II in D Minor for solo violin, BWV 1004: II. Corrente
15. Partita II in D Minor for solo violin, BWV 1004: III. Sarabanda
16. Partita II in D Minor for solo violin, BWV 1004: IV. Giga
17. Partita II in D Minor for solo violin, BWV 1004: V. Ciaccona



Here, violin and lute each play solo music by Bach and his contemporary Silvius Leopold Weiss, and come together for Bach’s Suite in A Major—itself an arrangement of a lute suite by Weiss, so both composers deserve the credit. Johannes Pramsohler, well known for his work with Ensemble Diderot, is an elegant and imaginative violinist with much to say and an appealing musical personality, too. The lutenist Jadran Duncumb, a frequent partner of Pramsohler, is a perfect foil, utterly at home in the idiom and conjuring some glorious sounds from his instrument.

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