Live recordings of Early Music concerts. Today we will play two recordings of concerts from 2000 and 2023. You’ll hear ensemble REBEL perform music from the baroque era and Trio Otono from the classical period.
A) From Biber to Bach, German and Italian sonatas from the high baroque era
Georg Ph. Telemann
1. Sonata in E-flat for 2 violins and basso continuo (from: Tafelmusik, 1733) (4 movements)
Tomaso Albinoni
2. Sonata op.1/12 in B-flat for 2 violins and basso continuo (4 movements)
Arcangelo Corelli
3. Sonate op.3/8 in C for 2 violins and basso continuo
Domenico Gabrielli
4. Sonata for violincello and basso continuo (4 movements)
Heinrich Ignaz F. Biber
5. Partia V in g for 2 scordatura-violins and basso continuo (from: Harmonia Artificiosa-Ariosa, 1696) (5 movements)
Giuseppe Valentini
6. Sonata ‘Pastorale’ op.5/12 in A for 2 violins and basso continuo (5 movements)
Johann Sebastian Bach
7. Sonate BWV 1037 in C voor 2 violins and basso continuo (4 movements)
Antonio Vivaldi
8. Sonate ‘La Follia’ op.1/12 in d
Ensemble REBEL: Jörg-Michael Schwarz and Karen Marie Marmer, violin. John Moran, violoncello. Gregor Hollmann, harpsichord
Recording: 22 January 2000, Lutheran Church Groningen
Tech: Martin Reneman (Musica Antiqua Nova)
B) Piano trios by Beethoven and Mozart, movement 1
9. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Divertimento in B major, K 254 (3 movements)
10. Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonate für klavier und violine no.5 in F major, Op.24 (3 movements)
Trio Otono: Keiko Shichijo, fortepiano. Cecilia Bernardini, violin. Gideon den Herder, cello
Recording: 30 March 2013, Lutheran Church Groningen
Tech: Martijn Reneman, production: Peter Terpstra (Musica Antiqua Nova)
Additionally:
11. Allesandro Rolla: Duo in B-flat major, Bl. 244 (violin, cello) (1 movement)
Trio Otono
Special thanks to Musica Antiqua Nova.
Op foto: Ensemble REBEL (credit: Howard Goodman)
