Discover Chamber Music
Includes music by Gabrieli, Corelli, J.S. Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Stravinsky, Bartók, Crumb and others
François Fernandez (baroque violin), Glen Wilson (harpsichord), Jenö Keveházi (horn), István Tóth (double bass), Jenö Jandó (piano), Takako Nishizaki (violin), Ildikó Hegyi (violin), Christian Kohn (piano), Silke-Thora Matthies (piano), Rolf Schulte (violin), William Blount (clarinet), Christopher...
Discover Chamber Music
Includes music by Gabrieli, Corelli, J.S. Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Brahms, Stravinsky, Bartók, Crumb and others
François Fernandez (baroque violin), Glen Wilson (harpsichord), Jenö Keveházi (horn), István Tóth (double bass), Jenö Jandó (piano), Takako Nishizaki (violin), Ildikó Hegyi (violin), Christian Kohn (piano), Silke-Thora Matthies (piano), Rolf Schulte (violin), William Blount (clarinet), Christopher...
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About
2 CDs with 180-page booklet.
25,000-word essay.
Timeline of events in chamber music, history, art & literature.
Chamber music is the most intimate, and arguably the most joyful and sociable, form of music-making in the world. It may also be the oldest, and its scope is all-embracing, ranging from infectious light entertainment to profound explorations of the human spirit, from boisterous humour to the outer reaches of intellectual adventure, and in time from pre-history to the present. More than any other, it is the music of community - organised, spontaneous, bonding and liberating.
This survey, containing surprises for newcomer and connoisseur alike, explores the nature and development of the genre in its social and historical context, through a rich and entertaining tapestry of text and sound.
Written by Jeremy SiepmannArtists
François Fernandez (baroque violin), Glen Wilson (harpsichord), Jenö Keveházi (horn), István Tóth (double bass), Jenö Jandó (piano), Takako Nishizaki (violin), Ildikó Hegyi (violin), Christian Kohn (piano), Silke-Thora Matthies (piano), Rolf Schulte (violin), William Blount (clarinet), Christopher Gekker (trumpet), Michael Powell (trombone), Frank Morelli (bassoon), John Feeney (double bass), Gordon Gottlieb (percussion), Anja Silja (soprano), Rosana Lamosa (soprano), Ensemble Villanella, London Symphony Brass, Rose Consort of Viols, Orchestra of the Golden Age, Swiss Baroque Soloists, Kodály Quartet, Stuttgarter Klaviertrio, Bläsersolisten der Deutschen Kammerphilharmonie, Arion Wind Quintet, Schein Quartet, Villa Musica Ensemble, Auer String Quartet, Stuttgarter Solisten, New Haydn Quartet, Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble, Nashville Symphony Orchestra Cellos, Vermeer Quartet, Amici Ensemble, Éder Quartet, Maggini Quartet, Ensemble New Art, Roselli Quartet, Sven Berger, Eric Crees, Robert Craft, Kenneth Schermerhorn, Fuat Kent
Contents and tracklist
- Ensemble Villanella
- Sven Berger
- Recorded: 12-15 May and 9-11 September 1994
- Recording Venue: School of Music and Musicology, Gothenburg
- London Symphony Brass
- Eric Crees
- François Fernandez (baroque violin), Glen Wilson (harpsichord)
- Recorded: 20-22 March 2006
- Recording Venue: Kloster Bronnbach, Wertheim, Germany
- Orchestra of the Golden Age
- Swiss Baroque Soloists
- Kodály Quartet
- Recorded: 26-29 June 1992
- Recording Venue: Unitarian Church, Budapest
- Stuttgarter Klaviertrio
- Recorded: 1992 and 1993
- Recording Venue: Clara Wieck Auditorium, Heidelberg
- Bläsersolisten der Deutschen Kammerphilharmonie
- Jenö Keveházi (horn)
- Kodály Quartet
- Recorded: 2-3 and 6-9 May 1991
- Recording Venue: Reformed Church, Budapest
- Arion Wind Quintet, Schein Quartet
- Recorded: 6 October - 16 November 1995
- Recording Venue: Flataskyrkan, Gothenburg, Sweden
- Kodály Quartet
- Recorded: 26-29 April 1999
- Recording Venue: Phoenix Studio, Budapest, Hungary
- István Tóth (double bass), Jenö Jandó (piano)
- Kodály Quartet
- Recorded: 2-4 December 1991
- Recording Venue: Unitarian Church, Budapest
- Villa Musica Ensemble
- Recorded: 5-8 February 1990
- Recording Venue: Tonstudio van Geest, Heidelberg
- Jenö Jandó (piano)
- Kodály Quartet
- Recorded: 1-7 Feberuary 1990
- Recording Venue: Italian Institute, Budapest