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Telemann: Paris Quartets

Margaux Blanchard (viola da gamba), Sylvain Sartre (flute)

Les Ombres

Telemann: Paris Quartets
This is an excellent recording…I loved hearing Bach and Fasch played for the first time by Italians… I doubt a casual listener would discern anything particular – it is more likely that the...

Telemann: Paris Quartets

Margaux Blanchard (viola da gamba), Sylvain Sartre (flute)

Les Ombres

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This is an excellent recording…I loved hearing Bach and Fasch played for the first time by Italians… I doubt a casual listener would discern anything particular – it is more likely that the...

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After two albums released by Ambronay which have received numerous plaudits, the Swiss baroque ensemble Les Ombres present an album dedicated to Telemann's 'Paris' Quartets: repertoire they played at York Early Music Festival in 2012 in a young artists' showcase.

Pleased with the reception of his quartets from the Parisian public, Telemann completed an edition of six new quartets subsequently appointed 'Pariser Quartett'. These contrast with the first set in their decidedly French style. In chamber formation Les Ombres explore the unique style of these jewels of baroque music.

Contents and tracklist

I. Soave
Track length3:45
II. Allegro
Track length2:24
III. Andante
Track length3:58
IV. Vivace
Track length2:41
I. Andante
Track length2:24
II. Allegro
Track length2:40
III. Largo
Track length3:13
IV. Vivace
Track length2:46
I. Grave, Allegro, Grave, Allegro
Track length2:55
II. Largo, Presto, Largo
Track length3:47
III. Allegro
Track length4:34
I. Prélude “À discrétion“, Très vite
Track length4:39
II. Gai
Track length2:34
III. Vite
Track length1:45
IV. Gracieusement
Track length2:43
V. Distrait
Track length3:08
VI. Modéré
Track length5:44

Awards and reviews

Early Music Review August 2014

This is an excellent recording…I loved hearing Bach and Fasch played for the first time by Italians… I doubt a casual listener would discern anything particular – it is more likely that the beauty of the sound and the remarkable balance between the voices will overwhelm them…I shall return to this disk again and again for the sheer pleasure of the experience.

November 2014

All is played with finesse.
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