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Wetz: Symphony No. 3 & Gesang des Lebens
Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz & Landesjugendchor Rheinland-Pfalz, Werner Andreas Albert
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Telemann: Complete Violin Concertos Volume 5
Elizabeth Wallfisch (solo violin & direction)
The Wallfisch Band
Wallfisch and her band bring out most effectively the character of each movement without ever appearing to be straining to make an effect; the interpretations are entirely natural and full of... —
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Reinhard Keiser - Passion Music
Eeva Tenkanan, Doerthe Sandmann, Olivia Vermeulen, Knut Schoch, Julian Podger, Raimund Spogis & Matthias Jahrmaerke
Capella Orlandi Bremen, Thomas Ihlenfeldt
Keiser is reputed by scholars to be one of the most gifted and interesting German composers of his generation and this disc collects together three works that confirm he deserves greater attention... —
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Lehár: Symphonic Works
Robert Gambill (tenor), Volker Banfield (piano), Latica Honda-Rosenberg (violin)
North German Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, Klauspeter Seibel
This splendidly produced collection will surprise and, I believe, delight. Lehar's mastery of the orchestra has never been in doubt; and here is further evidence of his technical accomplishment...What... —
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Gemmingen: Violin Concertos Nos. 3 & 4 & Gossec: Symphony in D major
Kolja Lessing (violin)
Munchner Rundfunkorchester, Ulf Schirmer, Sebastian Weigle
[Gemmingen’s violin concertos] are not amateur scribbles but engaging, structurally interesting works…Kolja Lessing is light, lithe, strong and vigorous of tone…he attacks the fireworks with... —
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Bach - Organ Works Volume 16
Gerhard Weinberger (Zacharais Hildebrandt Organ, Naumburg St. Wenzel, 1743-46)
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Telemann: Complete Violin Concertos Volume 1
L’Orfeo Barockorchester, Elizabeth Wallfisch (violin & director)
In this, the first disc in a series covering the violin concertos of Telemann (of which there are twenty), we have cause for rejoicing. These performances are so fine, and this music so appealing... —
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Manifold aspects of Rosenmüller’s compositional ingenuity are revealed across an enthralling survey by Ensemble 1684’s dozen singers, five-part strings, two cornetti, four trombones, dulcian,... —