Wilhelm Friedemann Bach – Concertos pour clavecin et cordes – Maude Gratton, Il Convito (2015)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/88,2 kHz | Time – 01:13:27 minutes | 1,35 GB | Genre: Classical
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Recorded: l’Église de Xaintrailles en mai 2012
The image of Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (1710- 84) most widely prevalent in our time is that of an eldest son as it were haunted by the memory of his father but who, nevertheless, crippled by gambling and drinking debts, was obliged to sell his share of the precious inheritance constituted by Johann Sebastian’s manuscripts. Yet he was also one of the first composers to carve out a ‘freelance’ existence, like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart some years after him. And there is another characteristic of Wilhelm Friedemann that in its way prefigures the Romantic composers. Carl Friedrich Zelter, later to be one of Felix Mendelssohn’s teachers, wrote to Goethe: ‘As a composer, he had the tic douloureux of being original, of getting away from his father and his brothers, and thereby came to write in a petty, fussy, sterile way.’ Overshadowed by his father and his two more famous brothers, the ‘London Bach’ Johann Christian and the ‘Berlin Bach’ Carl Philipp Emanuel, Wilhelm Friedemann gives the impression of an unstable figure, capricious in character, who left an output that is admittedly interesting, in particular where his works for solo keyboard are concerned, but in the end fairly sparse. …
Tracklist:
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach (1710 – 1784)
Concerto en la mineur pour clavecin et cordes, F.45
1. I. 1er mouvement 05:33
2. II. Larghetto 03:29
3. III. Allegro ma non tanto 05:21
Sinfonia en fa majeur F.67
4. I. Vivace 04:35
5. II. Andante 04:02
6. III. Allegro 03:32
7. IV. Menuetto I & II 02:23
Concerto en ré majeur pour clavecin et cordes F.41
8. I. Allegro 06:12
9. II. Andante 05:36
10. III. Presto 04:26
Allegro e forte en ré mineur F.65
11. Allegro e forte en Ré Mineur, F.65 04:59
Concerto en mi mineur pour clavecin et cordes F.43
12. I. Allegretto 08:29
13. II. Adagio 09:11
14. III. Allegro assai 05:39
Il Convito:
Maude Gratton, harpsichord, conductor
Stéphanie Paulet, violin
Sophie Gent, violin
Gabriel Grosbard, alto
Emmanuel Jacques, cello
Joseph Carver, double bass
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