Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Concertos for Flute, Strings and Basso Continuo | 1738-40
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- The period of the "Gallant musical style" and the beginning of classicism brought woodwinds and their players to their peak. They became indispensable and very important members of the symphony orchestra and over time secured the titles of the most popular solo instruments. What most marked the woodwind section were the lightness, rhythmicity and most of all, the coloristic sonority of the ensemble.
In Germany, this period was marked by several major musical figures from the court of Frederick the Great and the musical life there, among whom, in addition to Johann Joachim Quantz, Karl Philipp Emanuel Bach was the most important Berlin composer of that time. Carl Philipp left very important and unusual compositions for the flute and the entire flautist history and development path.
Concerto for flute and orchestra in D minor, Wq 22
00:00:00 1. Allegro (Wq 22)
00:08:40 2. Un poco andante (Wq 22)
00:17:33 3. Allegro di molto (Wq 22)
Concerto for flute and orchestra in A minor, Wq 166
00:23:48 4. Allegro assai (Wq 166)
00:33:07 5. Andante (Wq 166)
00:40:53 6. Allegro assai (Wq 166)
Concerto for flute and orchestra in B flat major, Wq 167
00:48:16 7. Allegretto (Wq 167)
00:56:30 8. Adagio (Wq 167)
01:03:52 9. Allegro Assai (Wq 167)
Concerto for flute and orchestra in B flat major, Wq 164
01:10:18 10. Allegretto (Wq 164)
01:18:14 11. Largo E Mesto (Wq 164)
01:26:22 12. Allegro Moderato (Wq 164)
King Frederick II of Prussia was not only an enlightened person, but also a great lover of music and that he loved to play the flute in front of his courtiers. He could not resist the music of Carl Philipp Emmanuel, so he invited him to the court as a harpsichordist as a member of the royal orchestra. That's why Carl Philipp Emanuel's repertoire includes so many flute compositions, including these 4 concertos you're listening right now.
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, born March 8, 1714 was a Saxony musician and composer and the second of five sons of Johann Sebastian Bach and his first wife, Maria Barbara Bach. He is considered to be one of the founders of the Galant style, composing during Rococo and the beginning of the Classical period.
When he was ten years old he entered the St. Thomas School at Leipzig, where his father had been appointed cantor in 1723, and continued his education as a student of jurisprudence at the universities of Leipzig (1731) and of Frankfurt (1735). At the age of 24, he took his degree, but at once abandoned his prospects of a legal career and determined to devote himself to music.
A few months later, on the recommendation of Sylvius L. Weiss, he obtained an appointment in the service of the Frederick II of Prussia, then crown prince, and upon Frederick's accession to King in 1740, Carl Philipp became a member of the royal orchestra. He was by this time heralded as one of the foremost clavier-players in Europe, and his compositions, which date from 1731, include about thirty sonatas and concert pieces for harpsichord and clavichord.
In Berlin he continued to write numerous musical pieces for solo keyboard, including a series of character pieces - the so-called "Berlin Portraits" including La Caroline. His reputation was established by the two sets of sonatas which he dedicated respectively to Frederick the Great and to the grand duke of Württemberg. In 1746 he was promoted to the post of chamber musician, and for twenty-two years shared with Carl Heinrich Graun, J. J. Quantz, and Johann Gottlieb Naumann the continued favour of the king.
During his residence in Berlin, he wrote a fine setting of the Magnificat (1749), in which he shows more traces than usual of his father's influence; an Easter cantata (1756); several symphonies and concerted works; at least three volumes of songs; and a few secular cantatas and other occasional pieces. But his main work was concentrated on the clavier, and he composed nearly two hundred sonatas and other solos, including the set "Mit veränderten Reprisen" (1760-1768). Meanwhile he placed himself in the forefront of European critics by his "Versuch über die wahre Art das Clavier zu spielen", a systematic and masterly treatise which by 1780 had reached its third edition, and which laid the foundation for the methods of Muzio Clementi and Johann Cramer.
In 1768 Bach succeeded Telemann as Kapellmeister in Hamburg, and in consequence of his new office began to turn his attention more towards church music. The next year he produced his remarkable oratorio "Die Israeliten in der Wüste", and between 1769 and 1788 added over twenty settings of the Passion, and some seventy cantatas, litanies, motets, and other liturgical pieces. At the same time, his genius for instrumental composition was further stimulated by the career of Franz Joseph Haydn.
Performed by:
Eckart Haupt, flute
"Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach" Chamber Orchestra
Hartmut Haenchen, conductor
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Lovely !!! I never get tired of listening to this. Thank you for letting me listen.
豊かでバランスの取れた１つ１つの響きが心を癒やして来れますネ。👏👏‼️
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Muchas gracias por tan excelente selección.
Hoy escuché por vez primera a CPE Bach y me ha fascinado.
Gracias por preservar y mantener vivas estás joyas que llegan al alma 😢.
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An hour and a half of listening happiness. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pieces.
Гениальный сын гениального отца ❤
It was an excellent flute concerto works of C.P.E. Bach. I enjoyed it so much. Thanks for uploading.
No matter the father.... This is work of genius. Thank you for uploading such an elegantly performance.
Like the first light of dawn, this music opens your eyes to new promises and to all the wonders of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, these pieces pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken the loves, the skinned lives and torpor of tormented watchmen
Listening the music like these master pieces with my eyes closed my soul is dancing with swaying arms to fall deeply into an abyss, and then I feel free from all thoughts and ideas and infinite Happiness. That is the power of the music.
You needn't have written a prose poem. Did you like these pieces? How did they make you feel?
@@oldones59 😢 Ase me va el aire al tratar de escribir una respuesta.
Es una maravilla sublimes sensaciones de desbordante felicidad.
Me encanta leer sus comentarios saber que hay mes gente que siente lo que estoy sintiendo cuando me siento incomprendido por las personas a mi alrededor.
Infinitas bendiciones para todos ustedes. 🫂
Muy hermosas musica, acompania al alma y da satisfaccion y alegria escucharla, gracias por compartirla!
У Иоганна Себастьяна Баха родилось 20 детей. Великий маэстро, через свои гены, старался передать свой музыкальный талант своему множественному потомству, но только его второй сын, Карл Филипп Эммануил, стал великим и почитаемым композитором своего времени. Думаю, что Карл Филипп Эммануил Бах, для многих современников - музыкальное открытие.
I prefer the music of his youngest son PDQ Bach.
As much as I like CPE Bach's music, his dad's music has something that no other music has. Feeling of calmness, balance, stability, and Love.
Aquesta música és pura elegància.
What a selection ! Thank you for bringing out C.P.E Bach
Thanks for listening
Einfach wundervoll , erhellend , mit viel 💘 Liebe interpretiert ! DANKE !
Слушаю каждый день! Прекрасно 😍😍👏😍👏😍
These flute concertos are really excellent, thanks very much for posting!
These flute concertos remind me once again how overrated his father is.
Thank you Carl.
That third movement of his first flute concerto is a hundred times better than anything J. S. Bach ever wrote.
MUY BONITA MÚSICA, GRACIAS POR COMPARTIRLA. SALUDOS DESDE SAN FELIPE DEL PROGRESO, ESTADO DE MÉXICO,🇲🇽. DIOS BENDIGA A TODOS.
Hasta que veo alguien de 🇲🇽 yo también soy de México soy de Taxco Guerrero México y me gusta mucho esta música saludos 👍👍👍
Beautiful music and beautiful performances. These concertos remind me of the flute concertos by Frederick the Great. Those are also beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed it immensely.
This is a very beautiful performance of these masterpieces! Thanks for creating the video and sharing this music.
What hero is Bach to create this heroistic beautiful complexed music? We feel so much better with lights in soul listening to a real ear adventure that shows his person and big style with True tones and intelligence. How far should he take the audience if we all lived forever and he developed more skills? Probably we would be hysterical happy. And always surprised of his thrills
“He is the father, we are the children”, said W.A. Mozart for C.P.E. Bach, when he was asked his opinion for the playing abilities of Johann Sebastian’s oldest son.
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Thank you for posting this much-needed correction; you are absolutely correct in every respect.
Wundervoll. Barocker geht es nicht. Ensemble super, Vivaldi's Auswahl wunderschön. Weiter so. Ich kann nur sagen, dass ich es sehr wertschätze und liebe. Gerne mehr von diesen Veröffentlichungen. Vielen Dank und veröffentliche mehr solcher wundervolle Aufnahmen. Einen lieben Gruß aus Norddeutschland.
Me encanta de CPE Bach su transición del barroco de su padre a este innovador clasicismo pre-mozartiano y pre-haydniano tan particular. Y muy diferente al de su hermano JC Bach.
Muchas gracias!!
Coincidimos ! En esa transición , hay también una incursión por el período Galante y es uno de los principales representantes del movimiento Sturm und Drang en la música . El último gran maestro del clave . El Bach de Hamburgo . Adictivo y fascinante !! Cordiales saludos desde Chile , en la ciudad cuna de Claudio Arrau. 🌺
Prosto velikolepno. Na vicote kak vsegda RD. Spaciba
Esta publicación es divina . Me fascina C.P.E. Gracias !!!💖
Beautiful music ♥️♥️♥️♥️
De la familia de los BACHS es mi favorito
Bravisimo.
🌲 Thank you! 🌲
Thank you!
I love this divine music
Прекрасно!
Конец эпохи барокко, мне сильно напоминает Гайдна, хотя тот творил позже. Также напоминает музыку Телемана, его крестного отца. Классицизм меня увлекает меньше барокко.
Это особый, переходный стиль - ни то и ни другое. Когда К.Ф.Э. написал эти концерты, его отец был жив и активно творил (как и Гендель, Вивальди, Телеман и многие другие гении барокко), однако эта музыка уже иного поколения. Не знаю, можно ли называть этот стиль "рококо" или "галантный", на немецком он называется "чувственный": можно предположить, это сентиментализм (в литературе ведь тоже он был до классицизма).
Bom dia. C.P.E.Bach conseguiu fazer uma transição de período na música com elegância e beleza, digno de um Haydn e do próprio pai. Saudações do Brasil.
Спасибо большое!!!
Bellísimo concierto e interpretación. Supongo que es una obra de su etapa en Hamburgo.
Divine, I hope this doesn't sound like a backhanded compliment, but they are excellent mood pieces to an afternoon of reading.
From the stupid American: I agree with dlukton, that this piece cleverly announces where the son surmounts the father. The woodwinds in the second section are a quiescent joy to listen to...RKBiv
Simplesmente magnífico!
°-°' Mais que c'est beau, que c'est beau...
Да, не плохо.Хорошая музыка.
🎶🎶🎵🎵😊😊🎵🎵🎶🎶
Magistral
nice Pic of the "Dresdner Zwinger"
He is the father, We are the children...
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Chicken soup for the soul~ ❤
🎼👏🎵👏🎹👏🎶👏
Интересно было бы знать, где находится этот скульптурный комплекс.
Эти милые четыре дамы из замка Цвингер «Нимфенбад» в Дрездене, Германия. Нимфенбад - комплекс фонтанов и павильонов в Цвингере. Этот фонтан красиво оформлен в стиле позднего барокко и его легко спутать с рококо, так как богатство скульптурного ансамбля, украшающего фонтан, не говоря уже о замысловатом оформлении водопада. Фонтан расположен в павильоне, который изначально должен был быть частной территорией дворца, в котором находится множество классических скульптур в стиле барокко, дополняющих те, что уже установлены у фонтана. Построен архитектором Маттеусом Даниэлем Пёппельманном в период с 1710 по 1728 год для Августа Сильного, курфюрста Саксонии. goo.gl/maps/nzQZiKRGwDUBASEQA
@@RecordareDomineA415 Такого подробного ответа не ожидал.Спасибо!
A short mind trip to the baroque age...
he was greatly admired , like his father, by Frederick der Grosse but the King was a bit tight and didn't pay him a rich salary. When karl Philip succeeded in resigning for the post of kappelmeister in hamburg he could earn a lot of money, the job was very well paid , like the director of an important theater today
Like the father, the son.
It is not written in the Bible bust most probably there was great music accompanying the creation of the universe by Almighty God.
"When I laid the foundations of the earth . . . the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of GOD shouted for joy." Job 38:4,7 🙏
Maybe the son is even better than the father?
No...no...it is ever the same genial DNH...
No, not better... Maybe more congenial to our ears, as music of the Enlightenment, than the father's less modern idiom.
Pointless question; it’s like trying to decide who’s funniest between Laurel and Hardy, or which champagne is the better between Krug and Dom Perignon.
C.F.E. Bach was MUCH popular and admired than his father, so YES, but for HIS time!
@@greenwoods798 Interesting. I didn't know that.