Telemann: Violin Sonatas Frankfurt 1715
Stephan Schardt (violin), Elisabeth Wand (violoncello), Sonja Kemnitzer (harpsichord)
Schardt plays all with aplomb and with careful consideration of apposite ornament. His intonation is impeccable and his articulation clearly defined and communicative. In these and other related...
Telemann: Violin Sonatas Frankfurt 1715
Stephan Schardt (violin), Elisabeth Wand (violoncello), Sonja Kemnitzer (harpsichord)
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Schardt plays all with aplomb and with careful consideration of apposite ornament. His intonation is impeccable and his articulation clearly defined and communicative. In these and other related...
About
The violin was Georg Philip Telemann’s preferred instrument. Contrary to all convention, he published a collection of six duo sonatas for violin with basso continuo as his Opus 1.
Stephan Schardt is an outstanding violinist and a highly expressive musician with a superb knowledge of baroque performance style (and naturally of the relevant theoretical writings). He was the concertmaster of the Musica Antiqua Köln for many years and is a genuine windfall for this first recording.
Contents and tracklist
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Sonja Kemnitzer
- Stefan Schardt, Elisabeth Wand
Awards and reviews
May 2014
Schardt plays all with aplomb and with careful consideration of apposite ornament. His intonation is impeccable and his articulation clearly defined and communicative. In these and other related matter he is sympathetically supported by his continuo players. An enjoyable, well-recorded disc.
