G. F. Händel - Triosonate in h-Moll HWV 386b, Barock_Plus
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759)
Triosonate in h-Moll op.2 nr.1 HWV 386b (b Minor)
1. Andante
2. Allegro, ma non troppo
3. Largo
4. Allegro
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Marie Erndl & Tabea Wink, recorder
Anna Rudolph, baroque cello
Dominik Heidl, harpsichord
Sound and video: Musikproduktion Daniel Jerzewski
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Lovely❤ had not heard this trio sonata for a long time. Was recorded by an English group L'Ecole D'Orphèe. Sweet largo.
Bravo, a very sensitive and stylish performance. This is perhaps my favourite Händel chamber piece, and it got a great performance (Aside to the cellist: it’s such a cool bass part and you got it exactly right!)
Wonderful!
Well done all of you!
Beautiful performance. Bravo!!
Good idea to play the original traverso, violin and continuo trio sonata with two tenor recorders. No need to transpose... But the violin score is going under the low C. so you need to play one octave higher and the second flute is going higher than the first isn'it a problem?
way more suitable to my musicality and stuff... ...it sounds like h-flat ( ...the german b, you know... ) but I think that is the tuning-thing within baroque, so the ripieno in the first set is not in c-sharp-major but in d-major, isn't it?
Le p'tit Daniel, pretty nice and calm Wink of Tabea... ...and thus as well of my 1000 stars... ...bet they know each other pretty well in the mean time, don't they?
the largo tonic sounds like A-flat major... ...so actually A-Major within baroque? ...Joana needs to explain this a tiny little bit to me...
Le p'tit Daniel, who can't tell more on the music right in the moment, cause my 1000 stars are always shining the moment I see Tabea due to my associations I have told of...
Over 'engineered'! So many mics - the main 'omni pair' should have done it all surely.