Hamburg 1734
Andreas Staier (harpsichord Anthony Sidey after Hass)
Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2007, Instrumental Finalist
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BBC Music Magazine, February 2006, Instrumental Choice
...in Andreas Staier's own words, 'this programme is a declaration of love to Georg Philipp Telemann, perhaps the wittiest, most charming and most cheerful composer Germany has ever produced'....
Hamburg 1734
Andreas Staier (harpsichord Anthony Sidey after Hass)
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Awards:
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BBC Music Magazine Awards, 2007, Instrumental Finalist
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BBC Music Magazine, February 2006, Instrumental Choice
...in Andreas Staier's own words, 'this programme is a declaration of love to Georg Philipp Telemann, perhaps the wittiest, most charming and most cheerful composer Germany has ever produced'....
About
Hamburg, 1734. The most extravagant of harpsichord builders, Hieronÿmus Albrecht Hass, created an instrument whose sonority was inspired by the variety and amplitude of the organ. Here, on a copy of this unique harpsichord, Andreas Staier plays pieces by the finest composers who were attracted to the Hanseatic city: a riot of colours!
Contents and tracklist
Telemann:
Aus "Hamburger Ebb und Fluth", TWV 55 / C3: Bourrée. Die erwachende Thetis
Work length1:36
Telemann:
Aus "Hamburger Ebb und Fluth", TWV 55 / C3: Gavotte. Die spielenden Najaden
Work length1:03
Telemann:
Aus "Hamburger Ebb und Fluth", TWV 55 / C3: Harlequinade. Der schertzende Tritonus
Work length1:19
Telemann:
Aus der "Alster-Ouvertüre", TWV 55 / F11: Die concertierenden Frösche und Krähen
Work length1:24
Awards and reviews
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BBC Music MagazineFebruary 2006Instrumental Choice
February 2006
...in Andreas Staier's own words, 'this programme is a declaration of love to Georg Philipp Telemann, perhaps the wittiest, most charming and most cheerful composer Germany has ever produced'. …a stimulating and at times extravagantly expressive recital.
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