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Concerto: Works for one & two harpsichords

Guillermo Brachetta (harpsichord) with Menno van Delft (harpsichord)

Concerto: Works for one & two harpsichords
This disc offers a rewarding conspectus of concerto writing for solo keyboard and keyboards in mid-18th century Germany…attractive, warmly expressive pieces, especially perhaps the Graun and...

Concerto: Works for one & two harpsichords

Guillermo Brachetta (harpsichord) with Menno van Delft (harpsichord)

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This disc offers a rewarding conspectus of concerto writing for solo keyboard and keyboards in mid-18th century Germany…attractive, warmly expressive pieces, especially perhaps the Graun and...

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Following much critical acclaim for his debut solo album Ciaccona, harpsichordist Guillermo Brachetta returns to the Resonus label with Concerto, a thrilling programme of works for one and two harpsichords composed senza ripieno.

This stunning album features J.S. Bach’s Italian Concerto, the second part of his Clavier-Übung and solo concerti from Wilhelm Friedemann Bach and Carl Heinrich Graun. Brachetta is joined by Menno van Delft for the original two-harpsichord version of J.S. Bach’s Concerto a due cembali in C major, BWV 1061a.

’Superb performances by Brachetta’ Financial Times

Contents and tracklist

I. [Allegro]
Track length4:50
II. Andante
Track length5:10
III. Presto
Track length4:44
I. Allegro non troppo
Track length4:26
II. Andante
Track length2:56
III. Vivace
Track length3:31
I. [Allegro]
Track length7:16
II. Adagio ovvero Largo
Track length4:47
III. Fuga
Track length5:59
XIII:90: I. Allegro
Track length4:42
XIII:90: II. Andante
Track length4:17
XIII:90: III. Allegro moderato
Track length3:39

Awards and reviews

December 2017

This disc offers a rewarding conspectus of concerto writing for solo keyboard and keyboards in mid-18th century Germany…attractive, warmly expressive pieces, especially perhaps the Graun and their galant gestures are affectionately enlivened by Brachetta’s communicative musicianship.
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