CD1
TOMASO ALBINONI 1671–1750/51
Concerto a5 in D minor Op.9 No.2
for oboe & strings
1 I. Allegro e non presto 3’43
2 II. Adagio 4’13
3 III. Allegro 2’51
Concerto a5 in C Op.7 No.2
for 2 oboes & strings
4 I. Allegro 2’01
5 II. Adagio 1’00
6 III. Allegro 1’50
Concerto a5 in D Op.7 No.6
for oboe & strings
7 I. Allegro 2’40
8 II. Adagio 1’39
9 III. Allegro 2’14
Concerto a5 in C Op.9 No.9
for 2 oboes & strings
10 I. Allegro 4’00
11 II. Adagio 2’29
12 III. Allegro 3’28
Concerto a5 in D Op.7 No.8
for 2 oboes & strings
13 I. [Without tempo indication] 2’18
14 II. Largo 1’58
15 III. Allegro 1’45
Concerto a5 in C Op.9 No.5
for oboe & strings
16 I. Allegro 3’20
17 II. Adagio 1’56
18 III. Allegro 3’09
Concerto a5 in B flat Op.7 No.3
for oboe & strings
19 I. Allegro 2’47
20 II. Adagio 2’02
21 III. Allegro 2’13
Concerto a5 in F Op.9 No.3
for 2 oboes & strings
22 I. Allegro 4’30
23 II. Adagio 2’13
24 III. Allegro 3’55
Stefan Schillioboe I
Giovanni Deangelioboe II
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Nicol Matt
Total time 64’27
Recording: 2005, Bauer Studios, Ludwigsburg, Germany
CD2
J.S. BACH 1685–1750
Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1–3
Concerto No.1 in F BWV1046
1 I. [Without tempo indication] 3’53
2 II. Adagio 3’33
3 III. Allegro 4’06
4 IV. Menuet – Trio I – Polonaise – Trio II 8’04
Concerto No.2 in F BWV1047
5 I. [Without tempo indication] 4’47
6 II. Andante 3’15
7 III. Allegro assai 2’38
Concerto No.3 in G BWV1048
8 I. [Without tempo indication] 5’18
9 II. Adagio 0’20
10 III. Allegro 4’45
Pieter-Jan Beldersolo recorder (5–7)
Frank de Bruinesolo oboe (1–7)
Teunis van der Zwart, Erwin Wieringasolo horns (1–4)
William Wrothsolo trumpet (5–7)
Rémy Baudetsolo violino piccolo (1–4), solo violin (5–7)
Rémy Baudet, Sayuri Yamagata, Irmgard Schallersolo violins (8–10)
Staas Swierstra, Marten Boeken, Mariëtte Holtropsolo violas (8–10)
Rainer Zipperling, Richte van der Meer, Albert Brüggensolo cellos (8–10)
Musica Amphion (on period instruments)
Rémy Baudet(leader)
Pieter-Jan Belderharpsichord & conductor
Total time 40’51
Recording: May & June 2006, Lokhorstkerk, Leiden, Netherlands
CD3
J.S. BACH 1685–1750
Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 4–6
Concerto No.4 in G BWV1049
1 I. Allegro 6’42
2 II. Andante 3’31
3 III. Presto 4’34
Concerto No.5 in D BWV1050
4 I. Allegro 9’47
5 II. Affettuoso 5’42
6 III. Allegro 5’10
Concerto No.6 in B BWV1051
7 I. [Without tempo indication] 5’56
8 II. Adagio ma non tanto 4’43
9 III. Allegro 5’40
Wilbert Hazelzet traverso (4–6)
Pieter-Jan Belder, Saskia Coolensolo recorders (1–3)
Rémy Baudetsolo violin (1–6)
Staas Swierstra, Sayuri Yamagatasolo violas (7–9)
Mieneke van der Velden, Johannes Boersolo violas da gamba (7–9)
Lucia Swartssolo cello (7–9)
Pieter-Jan Beldersolo harpsichord (4–6)
Musica Amphion (on period instruments)
Rémy Baudet(leader)
Pieter-Jan Belderharpsichord & conductor
Total time 51’49
Recording: May & June 2006, Lokhorstkerk, Leiden, Netherlands
CD4
J.S. BACH 1685–1750
Violin Concerto in E BWV1042
1 I. Allegro 7’10
2 II. Adagio 6’46
3 III. Allegro assai 2’47
Violin Concerto in A minor BWV1041
4 I. [Without tempo indication] 3’57
5 II. Andante 6’18
6 III. Allegro assai 3’31
Violin Concerto in D minor
(reconstructed from Harpsichord Concerto BWV1052)
7 I. [Without tempo indication] 7’25
8 II. Adagio 6’43
9 III. Allegro 7’41
Violin Concerto in G minor
(reconstructed from Harpsichord Concerto BWV1056)
10 I. [Without tempo indication] 3’25
11 II. Largo 3’06
12 III. Presto 3’07
Concerto in D minor BWV1043
for 2 violins & orchestra
13 I. Vivace 4’09
14 II. Largo, ma non tanto 7’10
15 III. Allegro 5’09
(1–12) Amsterdam Bach Soloists
Thomas Zehetmairsolo violin & artistic director
Henk Rubingh (leader),Tineke de Jong (1–12), Juditha Haeberlin (1–3, 10–12), Karen Segal (4–9) violins I
Krisi Goedhart, Eva Scheytt (1–12), Elisabeth Ingenhousz (1–3, 10–12), Juditha Haeberlin (4–9) violins II
Gert Jan Leuverink, Roland Krämerviolas ·Wim Straessercello
Libia Hernándezdouble bass · Dominique Citroenharpsichord
(13–15) Karl Suskesolo violin I · Giorgio Kröhnersolo violin II
Gewandhausorchester Leipzig / Kurt Masur
Walter Heinz Bersteinharpsichord
Total time 78’38
Recording: 1977 & 1978, Paul-Gerhardt-Kirche, Leipzig, Germany (13–15);
1 March 1994, Waalse Kerk, Amsterdam, Netherlands (1–12)
CD5
J.S. BACH 1685–1750
Orchestral Suites
Suite in C BWV1066
1 I. Ouverture 5’37
2 II. Courante 1’38
3 III. Gavotte I & II 2’27
4 IV. Forlane 1’16
5 V. Menuet I & II 2’45
6 VI. Bourrée I & II 2’25
7 VII. Passepied I & II 3’02
Suite in B minor BWV1067
8 I. Ouverture 6’25
9 II. Rondeau 1’39
10 III. Sarabande 2’52
11 IV. Bourrée I & II 1’50
12 V. Polonaise I & II 2’59
13 VI. Menuet 1’09
14 VII. Badinerie 1’20
Suite in D BWV1068
15 I. Ouverture 6’35
16 II. Air 4’16
17 III. Gavotte I & II 3’11
18 IV. Bourrée 1’15
19 V. Gigue 2’39
Suite in D BWV1069
20 I. Ouverture 6’49
21 II. Bourrée I & II 2’53
22 III. Gavotte 1’44
23 IV. Menuet I & II 3’29
24 V. Réjouissance 2’17
Virtuosi Saxoniae
Eckart Hauptsolo flute (8–14)
Andreas Lorenz, Guido Titze (1–7, 15–24), Manfred Krause (20–24) oboes
Günter Klierbassoon (1–7, 20–24) · Ludwig Güttler, Mathias Schmutzler, Roland Rudolphtrumpets (15–24)
Hans-Dieter Richterviolin I (8–14) · Roland Straumerviolin II (8–14)
Friedemann Jähnigviola (8–14)
Joachim Bischofcello (8–14 & continuo) · Werner Zeibigdouble bass (8–14 & continuo)
Thomas Käppler timpani (15–24) · Friedrich Kircheisharpsichord (continuo)
Ludwig Güttler
Total time 73’02
Recording: 1990–1992, Lukaskirche, Dresden
CD6
ARCANGELO CORELLI 1653–1713
from 12 Concerti grossi Op.6
con duoi violini e violoncello di concertino obligati,
e duoi altri violini, viola e basso di concerto grosso ad arbitrio che si potranno radoppiare
Parte prima
Concerto No.1 in D
1 I. Largo – Allegro 2’25
2 II. Largo – Allegro 2’22
3 III. Largo 3’16
4 IV. Allegro 1’52
5 V. Allegro 2’13
Concerto No.2 in F
6 I. Vivace – Allegro 3’25
7 II. Largo andante 0’55
8 III. Allegro 1’50
9 IV. Grave – Andante largo 1’59
10 V. Allegro 2’32
Concerto No.3 in C minor
11 I. Largo 2’15
12 II. Allegro 2’01
13 III. Grave 1’38
14 IV. Vivace 2’32
15 V. Allegro 2’27
Concerto No.4 in D
16 I. Adagio – Allegro 3’39
17 II. Adagio 2’00
18 III. Vivace 1’02
19 IV. Allegro 3’28
Concerto No.5 in B flat
20 I. Adagio – Allegro 3’20
21 II. Adagio 1’42
22 III. Allegro 2’10
23 IV. Largo 1’00
24 V. Allegro 2’20
Concerto No.6 in F
25 I. Adagio 1’36
26 II. Allegro 1’57
27 III. Largo 3’13
28 IV. Vivace 2’24
29 V. Allegro 1’58
Concerto No.7 in D
30 I. Vivace – Allegro 2’14
31 II. Allegro 2’01
32 III. Andante largo 2’25
33 IV. Allegro 1’05
34 V. Vivace 1’06
Rémy Baudet, Sayuri Yamagatasolo violins
Albert Brüggensolo cello
Musica Amphion (on period instruments)
Rémy Baudet (leader)
Pieter-Jan Belderharpsichord & conductor
Total time 75’12
Recording: Summer 2004, Doopsgezinde kerk, Deventer, Netherlands
CD7
ARCANGELO CORELLI 1653–1713
from 12 Concerti grossi Op.6
con duoi violini e violoncello di concertino obligati, e duoi altri violini,
viola e basso di concerto grosso ad arbitrio che si potranno radoppiare
Parte Prima cont’d
Concerto No.8 in G minor
‘Fatto per la notte di Natale’
1 I. Vivace 0’14
2 II. Grave: Arcate, sostenuto e come stà 1’15
3 III. Allegro 2’22
4 IV. Adagio – Allegro – Adagio 3’12
5 V. Vivace 1’11
6 VI. Allegro 2’11
7 VII. Pastorale: Largo 3’47
Parte Seconda per Camera:
Preludii, Allemande,
Correnti, Gighe, Sarabande,
Gavotte e Minuetti
Concerto No.9 in F
8 I. Preludio: Largo 1’26
9 II. Allemanda: Allegro 2’41
10 III. Corrente: Vivace 1’31
11 IV. Gavotta: Allegro 0’53
12 V. Adagio 0’52
13 VI. Minuetto: Vivace 1’38
Concerto No.10 in C
14 I. Preludio: Andante largo 2’05
15 II. Allemanda: Allegro 2’19
16 III. Adagio 0’59
17 IV. Corrente: Vivace 2’45
18 V. Allegro 2’36
19 VI. Minuetto: Vivace 1’37
Concerto No.11 in B flat
20 I. Preludio: Andante largo 2’16
21 II. Allemanda: Allegro 2’22
22 III. Adagio – Andante largo 2’13
23 IV. Sarabanda: Largo 1’17
24 V. Giga: Vivace 1’16
Concerto No.12 in F
25 I. Preludio: Adagio 2’24
26 II. Allegro 2’26
27 III. Adagio 1’33
28 IV. Sarabanda: Vivace 0’56
29 V. Giga: Allegro 2’59
Sinfonia WoO1
(to the oratorio Santa Beatrice d’Este)
30 I. Grave 1’30
31 II. Allegro 1’46
32 III. Adagio 0’34
33 IV. Largo assai 2’32
34 V. Vivace 2’01
Sonata a quattro WoO2
35 I. Adagio – Andante largo 1’22
36 II. Allegro 1’29
37 III. Grave 1’11
38 IV. Presto 1’09
39 V. Vivace 1’15
Rémy Baudet, Sayuri Yamagatasolo violins · Richte van der Meersolo cello J. Boquay, 1719
Musica Amphion(on period instruments) · Rémy Baudet(leader)
Pieter-Jan Belderharpsichord & conductor
Hank Heyinkarchlute M. de Witte, 2004, after W. Venere
Total time 70’27
Recording: Summer 2004, Doopsgezinde kerk, Deventer, Netherlands
CD8
FRANÇOIS COUPERIN 1668–1733
from Les Nations
Sonades et Suites de Simphonies en Trio
Premier Ordre ‘La Françoise’
1 I. Sonade: Gravement – 0’42
2 Gayement – 0’57
3 Rondement – 0’18
4 Gayement – 0’42
5 Gravement – 0’44
6 Vivement – 0’48
7 Air: Gracieusement 0’34
8 Gayëment 1’17
9 Prélude de M. Hotteterre 0’59
3e Prélude in E minor [E. Si, Mi, 3ce Naturelle]
from Préludes sur tous les Tons […] pour la
Flûte-Traversiere […] (L’Art de preluder Op.7,
Jacques-Martin Hotteterre 1673–1763)
10 II. Allemande: Sans lenteur 3’11
11 III. Premiere Courante: Noblement 1’25
12 IV. Seconde Courante: Un peu plus viste 1’10
13 V. Sarabande: Gravement 1’42
14 VI. Gigue: Gayement 0’53
15 VII. Chaconne ou Passacaille: Moderement 2’52
16 VIII. Gavote 0’45
17 IX. Menuet 0’46
Second Ordre ‘L’Espagnole’
18 I. Sonade: Gravement; et mesuré – 1’41
19 Vivement – 0’56
20 Doux, et affectuëusement – 1’35
21 Légèrement – 0’53
22 Repos – Gayëment – Repos – Gayëment – 0’30
23 Air tendre – 0’50
24 Vivement, et marqué 1’26
25 II. Allemande: Gracieusement 2’38
26 III. Courante: Noblement 1’32
27 IV. Seconde Courante: Un peu plus vivement 1’47
28 V. Sarabande: Gravement 2’13
29 VI. Gigue lourée: Modérément 2’01
30 VII. Gavote: Tendrement, sans lenteur 0’57
31 VIII. Rondeau: Afectuëusement 2’45
32 IX. Bourée: Gayement – Double de la Bourrée précédente 1’57
33 X. Passacaille: Noblement et marqué 4’39
Musica ad Rhenum
Jed Wentztraverso A. Weemaels, after J.H. Rottenburg
Marion Moonentraverso A. Weemaels, after J.H. Rottenburg (solo: 9)
Stefano Rossibaroque violin Henry Jay, London 1740 · Ayako Matsunaga baroque violin François Bodart
Cassandra L. Luckhardtviola da gamba John Pringle, after P. Barbé
Job ter Haar5-string baroque celloBart Visser · Michiel Niessenarchlute anonymous Italian, early 17th century
Michael Borgstedeharpsichord Titus Crijnen, after Couchet
Total time 48’28
Recording: Spring 2004, Maria Minor, Utrecht, Netherlands
CD9
FRANÇOIS COUPERIN 1668–1733
from Les Nations
Sonades et Suites de Simphonies en Trio
Troisième Ordre ‘L’Impériale’
1 I. Sonade: Gravement – 2’45
2 Vivement – 1’13
3 Gravement et marqué – 1’11
4 Légèrement – 1’48
5 Rondement – 1’00
6 Vivement – 2’01
7 Prélude de M. Couperin 1’18
Second Prélude from L’Art de toucher le claveçin
8 II. Allemande: Sans lenteur 2’12
9 III. Courante 1’40
10 IV. Seconde Courante: Plus marquée 1’40
11 V. Sarabande: Tendrement 2’12
12 VI. Bourée: Gayement 0’57
13 VII. Gigue: D’une légèreté moderée 0’51
14 VIII. Rondeau: Gayement 2’09
15 IX. Chaconne 5’00
16 X. Menuet 0’40
Quatrième Ordre ‘La Piémontoise’
17 I. Sonade: Gravement – 1’55
18 Vivement – 0’42
19 Gravement – 1’15
20 Vivement, et marqué – 1’07
21 Air: Gracieusement – 0’53
22 2 Air – 0’45
23 Gravement et marqué – 0’33
24 Légèrement 0’51
25 II. Allemande: Noblement, et sans lenteur 2’03
26 III. Courante 1’28
27 IV. Seconde Courante: Plus gayëm.t 1’36
28 V. Sarabande: Tendrement 2’36
29 VI. Rondeau: Gayement 2’14
30 VII. Gigue: Affectuëusement, quoy que légèrement 1’47
Musica ad Rhenum
Jed Wentztraverso A. Weemaels, after J.H. Rottenburg
Marion Moonentraverso A. Weemaels, after J.H. Rottenburg
Stefano Rossibaroque violin Henry Jay, London 1740
Ayako Matsunagabaroque violin François Bodart
Cassandra L. Luckhardtviola da gamba John Pringle, after P. Barbé
Job ter Haar5-string baroque celloBart Visser
Michiel Niessenarchlute anonymous Italian, early 17th century
Michael Borgstedeharpsichord Titus Crijnen, after Couchet (solo: 7)
Total time 48’44
Recording: Spring 2004, Maria Minor, Utrecht, Netherlands
CD10
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL 1685–1759
Water Music
Suite No.1 in F HWV348
1 I. Overture: Largo – Allegro 3’23
2 II. Adagio e staccato 1’54
3 III. [Without tempo indication] 2’13
4 IV. Andante 2’01
5 [III.] [Da capo] 2’16
6 V. [Without tempo indication] 2’35
7 VI. Air 4’09
8 VII. Minuet 2’11
9 VIII. Bourrée 1’18
10 IX. Hornpipe 1’17
11 X. [Without tempo indication] 3’16
Suite No.2 in D HWV349
12 XI. [Without tempo indication] 2’02
13 XII. Alla Hornpipe 3’42
14 XIII. Minuet 0’52
15 XIV. Lentement 2’13
16 XV. Bourrée 1’14
Suite No.3 in G HWV350
17 XVI. [Without tempo indication] 2’09
18 XVII. Rigaudon 1’02
19 XVIII. [Without tempo indication] 0’59
20 [XVII.] [Da capo] 0’34
21 XIX. Menuet 0’44
22 XX. [Without tempo indication] 1’32
23 XXI. [Without tempo indication] 0’28
24 XXII. [Without tempo indication] 0’44
Concerto Köln
Cordula Breuertransverse flute, piccolo & recorder ·Susanne Regel, Kristin Lindeoboes
Lorenzo Alpert bassoon · Thomas Müller, Renée Allenhorns · Hannes Rux, Almut Ruxtrumpets
Anton Steck, Markus Hoffmann, Jörg Burschhaus, Stephan Sänger, Hedwig van der Lindeviolins I
Sylvie Kraus, Frauke Pöhl, Horst-Peter Steffen, Anna von Raußendorffviolins II
Antje Sabinski, Aino Hildebrandt, Claudia Steeb viola · Werner Matzke, Sibylle Huntgeburth cellos
Roberto Fernández de Larrinoa, Silvia Jiménez Sorianodouble basses
Gerald Hambitzerharpsichord
Anton Steckconcertmaster & rehearsal direction
Total time 45’02
Recording: 13–16 May 2007, Studio Stolberger Straße, Cologne, Germany
CD11
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL 1685–1759
Music for the Royal Fireworks HWV351
1 I. Overture 9’49
2 II. Bourrée 1’07
3 III. La Paix 4’06
4 IV. La Réjouissance 2’14
5 V. Menuet I – 0’48
6 Menuet II 1’20
Sinfonia in B flat HWV339
7 I. Allegro 3’33
8 II. Adagio 3’44
9 III. Allegro 2’18
Sinfonia in B flat HWV347
10 I. Pomposo 3’20
11 II. Air lentement 2’49
12 III. Air: A tempo ordinario 1’35
(1–6) Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester Berlin / Helmut Koch
(7–12) Concerto Köln
Cordula Breuertransverse flute, piccolo & recorder · Susanne Regel, Kristin Lindeoboes
Lorenzo Alpertbassoon · Thomas Müller, Renée Allenhorns ·Hannes Rux, Almut Rux trumpets
Anton Steck, Markus Hoffmann, Jörg Burschhaus, Stephan Sänger, Hedwig van der Lindeviolins I
Sylvie Kraus, Frauke Pöhl, Horst-Peter Steffen, Anna von Raußendorffviolins II
Antje Sabinski, Aino Hildebrandt, Claudia Steebviola · Werner Matzke, Sibylle Huntgeburthcellos
Roberto Fernández de Larrinoa, Silvia Jiménez Sorianodouble basses
Gerald Hambitzerharpsichord
Anton Steckconcertmaster & rehearsal direction
Total time 36’58
Recording: March 1974, SKR Berlin, Germany (1–6);
13–16 May 2007, Studio Stolberger Straße, Cologne, Germany (7–12)
CD12
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL 1685–1759
Organ Concertos
Concerto No.1 in G minor Op.4 No.1 HWV289
1 I. Larghetto, e staccato 5’14
2 II. Allegro 5’30
3 III. Adagio 1’09
4 IV. Andante 4’12
Concerto No.2 in B flat Op.4 No.2 HWV290
5 I. A tempo ordinario, e staccato 0’56
6 II. Allegro 5’03
7 III. Adagio, e staccato 0’41
8 IV. Allegro, ma non presto 4’03
Concerto No.3 in G minor Op.4 No.3 HWV291
9 I. Adagio 3’50
10 II. Allegro 3’57
11 III. Adagio 1’01
12 IV. Allegro 2’33
Concerto No.4 in F Op.4 No.4 HWV292
13 I. Allegro 3’48
14 II. Andante 6’11
15 III. Adagio 1’09
16 IV. Allegro 3’36
Christian Schmittorgan
Stuttgarter Kammerorchester
Nicol Matt
Total time 53’02
Recording: Summer–Autumn 2004, Evangelische Schlosskapelle Solitude, Stuttgart, Germany
CD13
PIETRO ANTONIO LOCATELLI 1695–1764
from Concerti grossi Op.7
Concerto grosso No.1 in D
1 I. Vivace 5’22
2 II. Largo 4’47
3 III. Allegro 2’14
4 IV. Vivace 2’43
Concerto grosso No.2 in B flat
5 I. Andante 5’27
6 II. Vivace 1’39
7 III. Largo 3’24
8 IV. Cantabile 2’02
9 V. Allegro 3’15
Concerto grosso No.3 in G
10 I. Largo 0’38
11 II. Allegro 1’56
12 III. Largo 4’09
13 IV. Allegro 5’58
Concerto grosso No.4 in F
14 I. Andante 7’11
15 II. Largo 2’50
16 III. Cantabile 4’50
17 IV. Allegro molto 2’14
Igor Ruhadze (leader) violin I
Daria Gorbanviolin II
Ivan Iliev (1–4) · Annemarie Kosten-Dür (5–17) viola
Paulina Ptakcello
Total time 60’51
Recording: June 2013–January 2014, Westvest90-kerk, Schiedam, Netherlands
CD14
PIETRO ANTONIO LOCATELLI 1695–1764
from L’arte del violino Op.3
Concertos for violin, strings & b.c.
Concerto No.1 in D
1 I. Allegro 6’38
2 II. Largo 7’28
3 III. Allegro 8’18
Concerto No.2 in C minor
4 I. Andante 10’32
5 II. Largo 3’57
6 III. Andante 8’09
Concerto No.3 in F
7 I. Andante 9’25
8 II. Largo 6’48
9 III. Vivace 7’00
Igor Ruhadze(leader) solo violinDavid Tecchler, Rome 1706 (NMF)
Ensemble Violini Capricciosi
Daria Gorbanviolin IHendrick Jacobs, Amsterdam 1693 (NMF)
Rebecca Hubersolo viola Matthieu J.R. Besseling, Amsterdam 2003
Annemarie Kosten-Dürviola Jan Pawlikowski, Krakow 2010
Mark Duperecello Jacob Weiß, Salzburg 1745 (NMF)
Joannis Babaloukasdouble bass Anon., France 19th century, after Jacquet
Vaughan Schleppharpsichord Joop Klinkhamer, after Zeil
(NMF): Instruments courtesy of Stichting Nationaal Muziekinstrumenten Fonds
Total time 68’21
Recording: 4, 6 & 10 October 2012, Westvest90-kerk, Schiedam, Netherlands
CD15
ALESSANDRO MARCELLO 1673–1747
Concerto in D minor
for oboe, strings & continuo
1 I. Andante e spiccato 3’22
2 II. Adagio 3’43
3 III. Presto 4’06
6 Concertos ‘La cetra’
Concerto No.1 in D
4 I. Allegro assai 2’11
5 II. Larghetto 2’50
6 III. Vivace 3’35
Concerto No.2 in E
7 I. Allegro assai 1’34
8 II. Moderato 3’09
9 III. Spiritoso ma non presto 2’50
Concerto No.3 in B minor
10 I. Andante larghetto 6’19
11 II. Adagio 1’30
12 III. Presto 4’03
Concerto No.4 in E minor
13 I. Moderato 2’21
14 II. Largo appoggiato 3’10
15 III. Allegro 2’07
Concerto No.5 in B flat
16 I. Moderato 2’53
17 II. Larghetto staccato 1’41
18 III. Presto ma non molto 2’21
Concerto No.6 in G
19 I. Allegro 2’31
20 II. Larghetto 3’22
21 III. Vivace 2’41
Insieme Strumentale di Roma
Manuel Granatiero, Laura Coluccitransverse flutes
Andrea Mionsolo oboe (1–3) · Elisabeth Passotoboe
Giorgio Sasso, Paolo Perronesolo violins (1–3)
Gian Claudio Del Moro, Laura Corolla, Prisca Amori, Alberto Caponiripieno violins
Gabriele Politi (1–3), Laura Quarantielloviolas
Diego Roncallisolo cello (1–3) · Alberto Senatoreripieno cello
Maria De Martinibassoon
Luca Coladouble bass (1–3)
Marco Silviharpsichord (1–3)
Giorgio Sassodirector
Total time 62’29
Recording: July 2013, Basilica di Sant’Alessio, Rome, Italy
CD16
HENRY PURCELL 1659–1695
Fantasias
1 No.1 in D minor Z732 (a3) 2’55
2 No.2 in F Z733 (a3) 3’16
3 No.3 in G minor Z734 (a3) 2’23
4 No.4 in G minor Z735 (a4) 3’35
5 No.5 in B flat Z736 (a4) 4’10
6 No.6 in F Z737 (a4) 3’32
7 No.7 in C minor Z738 (a4) 4’03
8 No.8 in D minor Z739 (a4) 3’41
9 No.9 in A minor Z740 (a4) 4’01
10 No.10 in E minor Z741 (a4) 3’34
11 No.11 in G Z742 (a4) 3’20
12 No.12 in D minor Z743 (a4) 3’07
13 No.13 in A minor Z744 (a4, incomplete) 1’06
14 Fantasia upon One Note Z745 (a5) 2’55
15 In Nomine Z746 (a6) 2’02
16 In Nomine Z747 (a7) 3’29
Musica Amphion
Rémy Baudet, Elisabeth Ingenhousz (8, 10, 11 & 13–16) violins
Johannes Boer, Nanneke Schaap, Ricardo Rodríguez Miranda,
Nicholas Milne (15, 16), Frank Wakelkamp (16) violas da gamba
Pieter-Jan Belder
Total time 51’18
Recording: June 2007, Doopsgezinde kerk, Deventer, Netherlands
CD17
GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI 1695–1750
Concerto in F
for recorder & strings
1 I. Allegro 4’00
2 II. Siciliano 5’09
3 III. Allegro 4’00
Sonata No.11 in F
for recorder & b.c. (MS Parma)
4 I. Andante 3’23
5 II. Allegro 2’36
6 III. Adagio 2’01
7 IV. Andante – Allegro 5’04
Sonata in B flat No.21
for recorder & b.c. (MS Sibley)
8 I. Allegro 3’34
9 II. Adagio 2’06
10 III. Allegro 2’05
GIOVANNI BATTISTA SAMMARTINI c.1700–1775
Sonata No.6 in D minor
for harpsichord (MS I-Bc Mart. 2.4.18)
11 I. Andantino 4’35
GIUSEPPE SAMMARTINI
Sonata No.23 in F
for recorder & b.c. (MS Sibley)
12 I. Andante 3’34
13 II. Allegro 2’50
14 III. Adagio 1’50
15 IV. Andante 2’24
Sonata No.3 in A minor
for cello & b.c
16 I. Andante 5’35
17 II. Allegro 2’38
18 III. Menuetto 3’02
Trio Sonata in G Op.1 No.4
for 2 recorders & b.c.
19 I. Spiritoso 4’57
20 II. Andante 3’20
21 III. Allegro 2’42
Collegium Pro Musica (on period instruments)
Stefano Baglianorecorder & conductor
Manuel Staropolirecorder II (19–21)
Federico Guglielmo, Valerio Giannarelli violins · Marco Diatto viola · Alberto Pisanicello
Diego Cantalupitheorbo · Andrea Coenharpsichord
Total time 69’49
Recording: 28–30 September 2008, Church of Santa Maria del Prato, Genoa, Italy
CD18
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI 1660–1725
from 12 Sinfonie di concerto grosso R533
Sinfonia No.1 in F
for 2 recorders, strings & b.c.
1 I. Allegro 0’50
2 II. Adagio 0’54
3 III. Allegro 1’50
4 IV. Adagio 0’53
5 V. Allegro 1’19
Sinfonia No.4 in E minor
for recorder, oboe, strings & b.c.
6 I. Vivace 0’51
7 II. Adagio 1’08
8 III. Allegro 1’43
9 IV. Adagio 1’35
10 V. Allegro 1’49
Sinfonia No.5 in D minor
for 2 recorders, strings & b.c.
11 I. Spiritoso e staccato 1’11
12 II. Adagio 1’36
13 III. Allegro 2’14
14 IV. Adagio 1’35
15 V. Allegro assai 1’30
Sinfonia No.9 in G minor
for recorder, strings & b.c.
16 I. Vivace 0’42
17 II. Adagio 1’23
18 III. Moderato 2’31
19 IV. Adagio 1’38
20 V. Allegrissimo 1’11
21 VI. Menuet 0’54
Sinfonia No.10 in A minor
for recorder, strings & b.c.
22 I. Vivace 0’43
23 II. Adagio 1’26
24 III. Allegro 2’16
25 IV. Adagio 1’35
26 V. Allegrissimo 1’16
Sinfonia No.11 in C
for recorder, strings & b.c.
27 I. Spiritoso 0’43
28 II. Lento 2’00
29 III. Allegro 1’48
30 IV. Adagio 1’15
31 V. Allegro 1’27
Corina Marti recorder
Ann Allenrecorder II (1–5, 11–15), oboe (6–10)
Capella Tiberina on period instruments
Paolo Perrone (concertmaster), Christoph Rudolf, Massimo Merone, Coline Ormond, Lina Manriqueviolins I
Gabriele Politi, Alberto Caponi, Giancarlo Ceccacci, Rafael Maldonadoviolins II
Margreet van der Heyden, Matthew Lonson, Daniel Frischviolas
Sophie Lamberbourg, Sarah Souza-Simon, Zin Young Yicellos · Roberto Stilo, Federico Abrahamdouble basses
Krishnasol Jiménez, Diego de Abrantestheorbo, baroque guitar
Alexandra Nigitoharpsichord, organ & conductor
Total time 44’15
Recording: 21–24 January 2014, Christkatholische Kirche, Zuzgen, Switzerland
CD19
ALESSANDRO STRADELLA 1639–1682
Complete String Sinfonias
Sinfonia No.1 in C
for 2 violins & b.c.
1 I. Grave – Allegro 2’06
2 II. Allegro 1’35
3 III. Largo 1’40
4 IV. Presto 1’36
Sinfonia No.8 in A minor
for 2 violins & b.c.
5 I. Allegro 0’52
6 II. Andante 2’32
7 III. Allegro 2’03
8 IV. Allegro 2’27
Sinfonia No.2 in D
for 2 violins & b.c.
9 I. Adagio – Allegro 1’49
10 II. Vivace 0’43
11 III. Grave – Presto 1’19
12 IV. Presto 1’42
Sinfonia No.5 in F
for 2 violins & b.c.
13 I. Allegro 0’51
14 II. Adagio 2’17
15 III. Largo – Allegro 2’12
16 IV. Presto 2’23
17 Sinfonia No.1 in D minor 8’02
for violin, cello & b.c.
Sinfonia No.3 in D
for 2 violins & b.c.
18 I. Allegro 1’18
19 II. Allegro 1’30
20 III. Adagio 2’59
21 IV. Allegro 2’30
22 V. Presto 0’59
Sinfonia No.7 in G
for 2 violins & b.c.
23 I. Largo 1’52
24 II. Vivace 1’23
25 III. Allegro 1’12
26 IV. Allegro 0’51
Sinfonia No.9 in A minor
for 2 violins & b.c.
27 I. Largo – Allegro 1’30
28 II. Presto – Adagio 0’42
29 III. Allegro 0’53
30 IV. Presto 1’31
31 Sinfonia No.2 in B flat 6’27
for violin, cello & b.c.
Sinfonia No.4 in D
for 2 violins & b.c.
32 I. Grave – Allegro 1’13
33 II. Allegro 1’06
34 III. Largo 1’06
35 IV. Presto 0’43
Sinfonia No.6 in F
for 2 violins & b.c.
36 I. Grave – Allegro 1’43
37 II. Largo 1’32
38 III. Allegro 1’14
39 IV. Presto 1’37
Ensemble Arte Musica
Marco Piantoniviolin Montanucci & Rivoli, 2013, after Giovanni Paolo Maggini, c.1620
Nunzia Sorrentinoviolin Loeiz Honoré, 1994, after Stradivari
Rebeca Ferricello André Mehler, 2011, after Martinus Kaiser, 1679
Francesco Ceraharpsichord, Formentelli, 1987, after Cristofori, c.1690
organ Anon. Neapolitan School, 1772
& conductor
Total time 72’23
Recording: 30 May–2 June 2015, Refectory Room of the Franciscan Convent, Lustra Cilento, Italy
CD20
GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN 1681–1767
Complete Suites & Concertos for recorder
Suite in E flat TWV55:Es2
for flûte pastorelle, strings & b.c.
1 I. Ouverture 7’54
2 II. Menuet I & II 3’07
3 III. Sarabande 1’44
4 IV. Bourrée, en echo altern. 3’19
5 V. Passepied I & II 1’48
6 VI. Gavotte 0’57
7 VII. Gigue 1’53
Suite in A minor TWV55:a2
for alto recorder, strings & b.c.
8 I. Ouverture 8’39
9 II. Les Plaisirs 2’46
10 III. Air à l’Italien 6’06
11 IV. Menuet I & II 2’39
12 V. Réjouissance 1’59
13 VI. Passepied (I & II) 1’46
14 VII. Polonaise 3’21
Concerto in F TWV51:F1
for alto recorder, strings & b.c.
15 I. Affettuoso 2’45
16 II. Allegro 3’32
17 III. Adagio 2’25
18 IV. Menuet I & II 3’09
Concerto in C TWV51:C1
for alto recorder, strings & b.c.
19 I. Allegretto 3’05
20 II. [Allegro] 3’47
21 III. Andante 3’50
22 IV. Tempo di Menuet 4’31
Erik Bosgraafrecorder & direction
Custom recorders by Ernst Meyer (St. Gallen, Switzerland)
Ensemble Cordevento (on period instruments)
Marije van der Endebassoon
Zefira Valova (concertmaster),Evgeny Sviridov, Anna Dmitrievaviolins I
Ivan Iliev, Tomoe Badiarovaviolins II · Zdenka Prochazkova, Femke Huizingaviolas
Linda Mantcheva, Heidi Peltoniemicellos · Tomoki Sumiyadouble bass
Yavor Genovchitarrone, baroque guitar ·Alessandro Pianuharpsichord
Total time 75’46
Recording: August 2015, Kruiskerk, Burgum, Netherlands
CD21
GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN 1681–1767
from Tafelmusik: 2. Production
Ouverture and Suite in D TWV55:D1 for oboe, trumpet, strings & b.c.
1 I. Ouverture: Lentement – Vite – Lentement – Vite – Lentement 10’31
2 II. Air: Tempo Giusto 6’28
3 III. Air: Vivace 2’57
4 IV. Air: Presto 5’14
5 V. Air: Allegro 3’36
Quartet in D minor TWV43:d1 for 2 flutes, recorder & b.c.
6 I. Andante 2’58
7 II. Vivace 3’44
8 III. Largo 3’10
9 IV. Allegro 4’16
Concerto in F TWV53:F1 for 3 violins, violino grosso & b.c.
10 I. Allegro 5’10
11 II. Largo 4’32
12 III. Vivace 3’11
from Tafelmusik: 1. Production
Conclusion in E minor TWV50:5 for 2 flutes, strings & b.c.
13 Sinfonia: Allegro 4’58
Wilbert Hazelzet, Kate Clarksolo traversos (6–9, 13)
Pieter-Jan Beldersolo recorder (6–9) · Frank de Bruinesolo baroque oboe (1–5)
William Wrothsolo natural trumpet (1–5)
Rémy Baudet (1–5, 10–12), Franc Polman (1–5, 10–12), Sayuri Yamagata (10–12) solo violins
Albert Brüggencello (6–9) · Menno van Delft harpsichord (6–9)
Musica Amphion (on period instruments) · Rémy Baudet(leader)
Pieter-Jan Belderrecorder, harpsichord & conductor
Total time 61’12
Recording: 2003, Maria Minor, Utrecht, Netherlands
CD22
GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN 1681–1767
Oboe Concertos
Concerto in G TWV51:G2
for oboe, strings & b.c.
1 I. Andante 2’54
2 II. Vivace 2’10
3 III. Adagio 2’18
4 IV. Allegro 2’18
Concerto in E minor TWV51:e1
for oboe, strings & b.c.
5 I. Andante 3’01
6 II. Allegro molto 2’44
7 III. Largo 3’24
8 IV. Allegro 2’23
Concerto in A TWV51:A2
for oboe d’amore, strings & b.c.
9 I. Siciliano 2’58
10 II. Allegro 2’51
11 III. Largo 3’27
12 IV. Vivace 4’44
Concerto in E flat TWV51:Es1
for oboe, strings & b.c.
13 I. Allegro 4’00
14 II. Largo 3’00
15 III. Allegro 3’14
Concerto in E minor TWV51:e2
for oboe d’amore, strings & b.c.
16 I. Allegro 2’49
17 II. Andante 1’56
18 III. Allegro 2’14
Concerto in D minor TWV51:d2
for oboe, strings & b.c.
19 I. Largo 3’56
20 II. Vivace 3’25
21 III. Andante 2’43
22 IV. Allegro 3’34
Andrius Puskunigisoboe & oboe d’amore
St Christopher Chamber Orchestra / Donatas Katkus
Giedre Žarenaite(concertmaster), Žydre Ovsiukaite, Migle Dikšaitiene, Eugenija Budzila (5–12, 16–22),
Dalia Tamošiuniene (1–4, 13–15) violins I
Aidas Jurgaitis, Jurgita Gaubyte, Irena Milošaiteviolins II · Tomas Petrikis, Vytenis Lisauskasviolas
Domas Jakštascello · Jonas Paulikasdouble bass
with Céline Scibetta-Puskunigisharpsichord
Total time 66’52
Recording: 8–13 September 2015, Church of St Catherine, Vilnius, Lithuania
CD23
ANTONIO VIVALDI 1678–1741
from Il cimento dell’armonia e dell’inventione Op.8
12 Concerti a 4 e 5 e Consacrati all’Illustrissimo Signor Conte Venceslao di Morzin (Amsterdam, 1725)
The Four Seasons
Concerto No.1 in E RV269
‘La primavera’
for violin, strings & b.c.
1 I. Allegro 3’09
2 II. Largo 2’37
3 III. Allegro 3’42
Concerto No.2 in G minor RV315
‘L’estate’
for violin, strings & b.c.
4 I. Allegro non molto – Allegro 5’04
5 II. Adagio – Presto – Adagio –Presto – Adagio – Presto –Adagio – Presto – Adagio 2’39
6 III. Presto 2’43
Concerto No.3 in F RV293
‘L’autunno’
for violin, strings & b.c.
7 I. Allegro – Larghetto – Allegro asssai 4’30
8 II. Adagio molto 2’11
9 III. Allegro 3’16
Concerto No.4 in F minor RV297
‘L’inverno’
for violin, strings & b.c.
10 I. Allegro non molto 3’22
11 II. Largo 1’42
12 III. Allegro – Lento 3’09
Concerto No.5 in E flat RV253
‘La tempesta di mare’
for violin, strings & b.c.
13 I. Presto – Allegro 2’36
14 II. Largo 2’40
15 III. Presto 3’34
Concerto No.6 in C RV180
‘Il piacere’
for violin, strings & b.c.
16 I. Allegro 2’48
17 II. Largo e cantabile 2’26
18 III. Allegro 2’32
Federico Guglielmo(concertmaster) solo violin
L’Arte dell’Arco (on period instruments)
Isabella Bisonviolin I
Mauro Massaviolin II
Mario Paladinviola
Luigi Puxedducello
Alessandro Pivelliviolone, double bass
Roberto Loreggianharpsichord, chamber organ
Ivano Zanenghitheorbo, baroque guitar
Total time 54’49
Recording: 19–21 June 2014, Abbazia di Carceri d’Este, Padua, Italy
CD24
ANTONIO VIVALDI 1678–1741
Oboe Concertos
Concerto in C Op.8 No.12 RV449
1 I. Allegro 2’57
2 II. Largo 2’52
3 III. Allegro 3’16
Concerto in G minor Op.11 No.6 RV460
4 I. Allegro non tanto 3’43
5 II. Largo 3’02
6 III. Allegro non molto 3’35
Concerto in B flat Op.7 No.1 RV465
7 I. Allegro 2’16
8 II. Adagio 1’42
9 III. Allegro 1’50
Concerto in F RV456 ‘Harmonia Mundi’*
10 I. Largo 3’41
11 II. Allegro – Adagio 2’34
12 III. Presto 1’56
Concerto in D minor Op.8 No.9 RV454
13 I. Allegro 2’58
14 II. Largo 2’16
15 III. Allegro 2’43
Concerto in B flat Op.7 No.7 RV464
16 I. Allegro 2’40
17 II. Largo 1’42
18 III. Allegro 1’48
*First recording on original instruments
Pier Luigi Fabrettisolo oboePau Orriols, Vilanova i la Geltrú 2008, after Thomas Stanesby Junior, c.1720
L’Arte dell’Arco (on period instruments)
Federico Guglielmo (concertmaster) violin I
Carlo Lazariviolin II
Mario Paladinviola
Luigi Puxedducello
Franco Cataliniviolone
Roberto Loreggianharpsichord, chamber organ
Total time 47’43
Recording: 1–3 February, 7–10 September & 3–6 November 2012, Abbazia di Carceri d’Este, Padua, Italy
CD25
ANTONIO VIVALDI 1678–1741
Cello Concertos
Concerto in D minor RV405
1 I. [Without tempo indication] 2’39
2 II. Adagio 3’47
3 III. Allegro 2’18
Concerto in G minor RV417
4 I. Allegro 2’41
5 II. Andante 3’53
6 III. Allegro 3’00
Concerto in D RV403
7 I. Allegro 2’48
8 II. [Without tempo indication] 1’41
9 III. Allegro 2’37
Concerto in F RV410
10 I. Allegro 3’19
11 II. Adagio, solo a piacimento 3’49
12 III. [Without tempo indication] 3’26
Concerto in A minor RV420
13 I. Andante 3’43
14 II. Adagio 3’23
15 III. Allegro 3’26
Concerto in G RV414
16 I. Allegro molto 3’27
17 II. Andante 2’47
18 III. Presto 3’12
Concerto in G minor RV416
19 I. Allegro 3’32
20 II. Adagio (Largo) 3’11
21 III. Allegro 2’47
Francesco Galligionisolo cello Paolo Antonio Testore, Milan c.1740
L’Arte dell’Arco (on period instruments)
Federico Guglielmo (concertmaster) violin I
Gianpiero Zanoccoviolin II
Simone Laghiviola ·Giuseppe Barutticello
Alessandro Pivellidouble bass
Roberto Loreggianharpsichord, chamber organ
Ivano Zanenghitheorbo
Total time 65’38
Recording: 20–23 January, 17–19 February, 14–16 April & 26–29 May 2014, Abbazia di Carceri d’Este, Padua, Italy