Lorenz Duftschmid and the ensemble Armonico Tributo Austria was originally released in 1997. Plenty of recordings have appeared since then of the ensemble genres represented. Two pieces (tracks 9-12 and 21-24) are generally known as Quadri, or quartets, although they are here respectively designated as a sonata and a concerto, and the two sonatas for gamba and continuo come from Telemann's Essercizii musici of 1740. The rather odd Sonata in D minor for viola da gamba solo, TWV 40:1, and the opening Concerto in A minor for ...
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Lorenz Duftschmid and the ensemble Armonico Tributo Austria was originally released in 1997. Plenty of recordings have appeared since then of the ensemble genres represented. Two pieces (tracks 9-12 and 21-24) are generally known as Quadri, or quartets, although they are here respectively designated as a sonata and a concerto, and the two sonatas for gamba and continuo come from Telemann's Essercizii musici of 1740. The rather odd Sonata in D minor for viola da gamba solo, TWV 40:1, and the opening Concerto in A minor for recorder, viola da gamba, strings, and continuo are perhaps a bit rarer. But that's not what made this recording a candidate for reissue; instead, it's Duftschmid's conception of the music. The pieces come from various phases of Telemann's career, and annotator Brit Reipsch speaks of the recording as reflecting "like a kaleidoscope al the variety and richness of inspiration of Telemann's compositions for the viola da gamba," which are surprisingly numerous considering Telemann's...
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