JS Bach: Sinfonia from the Cantatas
Accademia Bizantina, Ottavio Dantone
this is a wonderful recital, carefully chosen and assembled, and beautifully played...there are movements highlighting the group’s fine oboists, bassoonists, violinists, trumpeters and, slightly...
JS Bach: Sinfonia from the Cantatas
Accademia Bizantina, Ottavio Dantone
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this is a wonderful recital, carefully chosen and assembled, and beautifully played...there are movements highlighting the group’s fine oboists, bassoonists, violinists, trumpeters and, slightly...
About
Accademia Bizantina are now firmly established among the best period performance ensembles of our time, with their director, Ottavio Dantone, in demand in the opera house and concert hall alike.
For their latest recording, they explore the wealth of fine instrumental music in Bach’s glorious Cantatas.
A thoroughly listenable collection of Sinfonias, Sonatas and Concerti from Bach’s Cantatas – all given the unique flavor of Accademia Bizantina’s characterful period style
Contents and tracklist
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
Bach, J S:
Cantata No. 146, BWV 146 "Wir müssen durch viel Trübsal in das Reich Gottes eingehen"
Work length7:55
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
- Ottavio Dantone (director)
- Accademia Bizantina
- Recorded: 2011-01-07
- Recording Venue: Church of San Girolamo, Bagnacavallo, Ravenna
Awards and reviews
27th November 2011
this is a wonderful recital, carefully chosen and assembled, and beautifully played...there are movements highlighting the group’s fine oboists, bassoonists, violinists, trumpeters and, slightly less impressively, horn players. Their style is brisk and energised in the faster music and deeply expressive and spacious in the slower.
20th October 2011
Although it might seem a strange idea to make a CD of the orchestral introductions to Bach’s cantatas, there is sufficient variety of mood – from celebratory to contemplative – to make the programme work as a sequence...the where-have-I-heard-that-before element is part of the disc’s attraction, and the superb Accademia Bizantina makes the music live and breathe.
