Telemann: Recorder Sonatas

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A sprightly collection of recorder sonatas, with plenty of forward momentum, measured breath control and balance of sound. A few lapses in tuning aside, it’s a well-produced, reliable disc. — BBC Music Magazine, April 2020, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Release Date: 17th Jan 2020
Catalogue No: LWC1181
Label: LAWO
Length: 64 minutes

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Telemann: Sonatina TWV 41:c2 in C minor for recorder or bassoon or cello & b.c.

Work length7:04

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Largo

Track length1:32

II. Allegro

Track length1:29

III. Dolce

Track length2:23

IV. Vivace

Track length1:40

Telemann: Sonatina TWV 41:a4 in A minor

Work length8:10

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Andante

Track length2:24

II. Allegro

Track length1:48

III. Andante

Track length2:15

IV. Presto

Track length1:43

Telemann: Sonata in C major, TWV 41C2

Work length6:26

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Cantabile

Track length1:18

II. Allegro

Track length1:50

III. Grave

Track length1:19

IV. Vivace

Track length1:59

Telemann: Sonata TWV 41:f1 in F minor for bassoon (or recorder) & b.c.

Work length8:55

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Triste

Track length1:53

II. Allegro

Track length3:37

III. Andante

Track length1:28

IV. Vivace

Track length1:57

Telemann: Sonata in F major, TWV 41F2

Work length5:28

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Vivace

Track length2:07

II. Largo

Track length1:50

III. Allegro

Track length1:31

Telemann: Sonata in B major, TWV 41B3

Work length6:23

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Largo

Track length1:20

II. Allegro

Track length1:50

III. Largo

Track length1:26

IV. Vivace

Track length1:47

Telemann: Sonata TWV 41:C5 in C major for flute & b.c.

Work length6:36

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Adagio – Allegro – Adagio – Allegro

Track length2:19

II. Larghetto

Track length1:40

III. Vivace

Track length2:37

Telemann: Sonata in D minor, TWV 41d4

Work length8:36

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Affettuoso

Track length1:47

II. Presto

Track length3:10

III. Grave

Track length0:46

IV. Allegro

Track length2:53

Telemann: Sonata in F minor, TWV 41f2

Work length6:33

Christian Kjos, Kate Hearne, Caroline Eidsten Dahl

I. Adagio

Track length2:13

II. Allegro

Track length1:32

III. Adagio

Track length1:37

IV. Gigue

Track length1:11

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Caroline Eidsten Dahl (b. 1980) is one of Norway’s most active recorder players and specialises in baroque repertoire. She has performed at numerous festivals including the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music, the Early Music Festival in London and the Stockholm Early Music Festival.

2014 saw the release of Caroline’s debut solo album “Blockbird - Norwegian Recorder Music” (LWC1069) receiving rave reviews both on the home front and abroad. This was followed in 2018 by the release of “Sonata Norwegica”

(LWC1165) featuring Norwegian and Swedish baroque music.

She is accompanied on this recording by Kate Hearne on the baroque cello. Born in Dublin, Ireland, Kate is a graduate of the Royal Irish Academy of Music and Stockholm’s Royal College of Music. Equally at home on the baroque cello as on the recorder, she plays both instruments professionally and tours extensively as a soloist and chamber musician, performing with an array of baroque

and contemporary music ensembles.

They are joined by Christian Kjos on the harpsichord. Christian is a very active continuo player playing with orchestras such as Barokkanerne and the Norwegian Baroque Orchestra and has performed under the direction of Ton Koopman and Andrew Manze.

Reviews

April 2020

A sprightly collection of recorder sonatas, with plenty of forward momentum, measured breath control and balance of sound. A few lapses in tuning aside, it’s a well-produced, reliable disc.

July/August 2020

As for the performance itself, the players all mesh quite well in terms of ensemble. Dahl performs the often difficult lines with clarity and ease, while the continuo is expertly done. The disc is certainly on a level with the many others, and thus one must make a choice as to which one would like in their collection. This performance ranks highly and should be considered.

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