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Treasures of the German Baroque

Ensemble Radio Antiqua

Treasures of the German Baroque
I enjoyed this disc. I particularly liked the engaging performances of the last movement from Schaffrath's sonata and the first allegro from Reichenauer. These are good examples of this ensemble's...

Treasures of the German Baroque

Ensemble Radio Antiqua

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I enjoyed this disc. I particularly liked the engaging performances of the last movement from Schaffrath's sonata and the first allegro from Reichenauer. These are good examples of this ensemble's...

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Radio Antiqua sheds new light on these magnificent sonatas from three major German collections. Priceless treasures for violin, bassoon or recorder by Pisendel, Reichenauer, Schaffrath, Brescianello, Dieupart and Telemann, here brought back to life with brio.

Contents and tracklist

Trio Sonata in F Major, TWV 42:F1: I. Allegro
Track length2:33
Trio Sonata in F Major, TWV 42:F1: II. Soave
Track length2:42
Trio Sonata in F Major, TWV 42:F1: III. Presto
Track length1:42
I. Poco andante
Track length2:53
II. Allegro assai
Track length2:59
III. Poco
Track length2:36
I. Adagio
Track length2:22
II. Allegro
Track length3:55
III. Adagio
Track length2:27
IV. Allegro
Track length2:08
I. Adagio
Track length2:51
II. Presto
Track length3:35
III. Affetuoso
Track length2:37
IV. Vivace
Track length4:16
I. Ouverture
Track length2:23
II. Allemande
Track length1:58
III. Courante
Track length1:29
IV. Sarabande
Track length1:46
V. Gavotte
Track length0:42
VI. Passepied
Track length0:39
VII. Gigue
Track length1:16
I. Allegro
Track length3:41
II. Adagio
Track length2:44
III. Allegro
Track length2:59

Awards and reviews

January 2016

I enjoyed this disc. I particularly liked the engaging performances of the last movement from Schaffrath's sonata and the first allegro from Reichenauer. These are good examples of this ensemble's approach to their selected repertoire. This disc makes a promising debut and I hope that we will hear more from Radio Antiqua.

Early Music Today August 2016

An excellent disc, sympathetically recorded and thoughtfully documented
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