(Classical, Concerto) Alessandro Marcello / Alessandro Marcello - 6 oboe concertos / 6 concertos for oboe (Ensemble Camerata Bern, conducted by Thomas Furi) - 1981, APE (image +. Cue), lossless


Alessandro Marcello - 6 oboe concertos (Camerata Bern, Thomas Füri) - 1981, APE (image +. Cue), lossless

Genre : Concerto Year Of Release : 2001 Label : West Germany (Polydor Internatoional GmbH, Hamburg) Audio codec : APE Type Rip : image +. cue Bitrate : lossless Duration : 00:47:22 

Tracklist : Alessandro Marcello (Alessandro Marcello) - 6 oboe concertos (6 concertos for oboe) recording made ​​in 1981 by Heinz Holliger: Oboe I Louise Pellerin: Oboe II Ensemble Camerata Bern Conductor Thomas Füri 01. Concierto no. 1 in D - dur - Allegro assai 02. Concierto no. 1 in D - dur - Larghetto 03. Concierto no. 1 in D - dur - Vivace 04. Concierto no. 2 in E - dur - Allegro assai 05. Concierto no. 2 in E - dur - Moderato 06. Concierto no. 2 in E - dur - Spiritoso, ma non troppo 07. Concierto no. 3 in h - moll - Andante larghetto 08. Concierto no. 3 in h - moll - Adagio 09. Concierto no. 3 in h - moll - Presto 10. Concierto no. 4 in e - moll - Moderato 11. Concierto no. 4 in e - moll - Largo appoggiato 12. Concierto no. 4 in e - moll - Allegro 13. Concierto no. 5 in B - dur - Moderato 14. Concierto no. 5 in B - dur - Larghetto staccato 15. Concierto no. 5 in B - dur - Presto, ma non molto 16. Concierto no. 6 in G - dur - Allegro 17. Concierto no. 6 in G - dur - Larghetto, con sordini 18. Concierto no. 6 in G - dur - Vivace Alessandro Marcello - Alessandro Marcello (1669-1747 Italy) was primarily a mathematician, philosopher and poet. The music he composed for his own pleasure, and was considered an amateur composer. In our times, it is known as a composer (as well as his brother - Benedetto Marcello). His works he published under the pseudonym Eterio Stinfalico. Among his surviving works 12 solo cantatas (1708), 12 violin sonatas (about 1738), and 18 concertos for various solo instruments and orchestra, of which the most famous was first published in 1717, the Concerto for Oboe and Strings in D Minor, whose arrangement for harpsichord performed by JS Bach.