Janitsch: Sonate da camera Volume 3
Christopher Palameta (oboe, oboe d’amore and director)
Notturna
They are technically accomplished interpretations which is worth noting as some parts seem quite demanding. The ensemble is excellent, and the performers have a good sense of rhythmic pulse.
Janitsch: Sonate da camera Volume 3
Christopher Palameta (oboe, oboe d’amore and director)
Notturna
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They are technically accomplished interpretations which is worth noting as some parts seem quite demanding. The ensemble is excellent, and the performers have a good sense of rhythmic pulse.
About
Almost unknown until a few years ago, Berlin composer Johann Gottlieb Janitsch has become more familiar since Notturna began recording a series of his Sonata da quadro on the ATMA label. Janitsch was very active as a composer and contraviolonist at the court of Prussia since 1736, and left over 40 quadro sonatas which display the composer’s complete mastery of counterpoint.
Contents and tracklist
- Notturna
- Christopher Palameta
- Recorded: 2009-02-23
- Recording Venue: Église Saint-Augustin, Mirabel
- Notturna
- Christopher Palameta
- Recorded: 2009-02-23
- Recording Venue: Église Saint-Augustin, Mirabel
- Notturna
- Christopher Palameta
- Recorded: 2009-02-23
- Recording Venue: Église Saint-Augustin, Mirabel
- Notturna
- Christopher Palameta
- Recorded: 2009-02-23
- Recording Venue: Église Saint-Augustin, Mirabel
- Notturna
- Christopher Palameta
- Recorded: 2009-02-23
- Recording Venue: Église Saint-Augustin, Mirabel
Awards and reviews
23rd July 2013
They are technically accomplished interpretations which is worth noting as some parts seem quite demanding. The ensemble is excellent, and the performers have a good sense of rhythmic pulse.