Chamber, Sonatas, Violin Sonatas, Boismortier (composer)
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Corelli & Company: Sonatas
La Dada [Han Tol (recorders), David Mings (baroque bassoon), Patrick Ayrton (harpsichord & organ)]
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Characterful music demands characterful playing, of course, and that is what it gets from these talented and experienced chamber musicians, who throughout avoid any sense of the routine. —
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Boismortier: Sonatas for Violin and Flute Op. 51 Nos. 1-6
Olivier Brault (violin), Grégoire Jeay (flute)
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The overall impression of this music, and Corrette’s Concerto comique (1722) in particular, is consistent with light-hearted occasions such as the autumn and spring Paris fairs with which Corrette... —
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Boismortier: Sonatas for Violin and Flute Op. 51 Nos. 1-6
Greg Dikmans (flute) & Lucinda Moon (violin)
Elysium Ensemble (on period instruments)
Their easy rapport guarantees 70 minutes of delight in the sequence of airs and dances that owe their structure to the Italian church sonata, but sound unmistakably French. —
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French and Italian Flute Music of the 18th century
Flute Sonatas composed between the years 1724 and 1741, by various composers including Monteclair, Blavet, Leclair, Vivaldi and Albinoni.
Bartold & Wieland Kuijken & Robert Kohnen
The unusually low pitch adopted for the Italian disc is very effective. In both the French and Italian idioms,
Kuijken’s gift for fresh and telling ornamentation is still unrivalled. Anyone... —Purchase product
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