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Bach, J S: Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1-6 BWV1046-1051

Marek Niewiedzial (oboe), Bettina Simon (oboe), Márton Brandisz (oboe), László Feriencsik (bassoon), Krzysztof Stencel (horn), Dániel Pálkövi (horn), Zsolt Kallo (violin), Gábor Prehoffer (recorder), László Borsódy (trumpet), Andrea Bertalan (traverso), Rita Papp (harpsichord), Bettina Simon (recorder)

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Their best overall performance is a buoyant, grainy and gutsy No. 6, while other highlights include a well-judged balance in No. 1 between the ‘outdoor’ and ‘indoor’ personae of the horns, some...

Bach, J S: Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1-6 BWV1046-1051

Marek Niewiedzial (oboe), Bettina Simon (oboe), Márton Brandisz (oboe), László Feriencsik (bassoon), Krzysztof Stencel (horn), Dániel Pálkövi (horn), Zsolt Kallo (violin), Gábor Prehoffer (recorder), László Borsódy (trumpet), Andrea Bertalan (traverso), Rita Papp (harpsichord), Bettina Simon (recorder)

Capella...

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Their best overall performance is a buoyant, grainy and gutsy No. 6, while other highlights include a well-judged balance in No. 1 between the ‘outdoor’ and ‘indoor’ personae of the horns, some...

About

The autograph manuscript of Johann Sebastian Bach’s most renowned and most often played instrumental work was discovered one hundred years after the composer’s death, by a curator of Berlin’s Königliche Bibliothek (today’s Staatsbibliothek). The collection, consisting of six concertos, was dedicated by Bach to Christian Ludwig, the Margrave of Brandenburg, and this is the reason why Philipp Spitta – Bach’s 19th century biographer – gave the compositions this title. The concertos are performed by Capella Savaria on period instruments.

Artists

Marek Niewiedzial (oboe), Bettina Simon (oboe), Márton Brandisz (oboe), László Feriencsik (bassoon), Krzysztof Stencel (horn), Dániel Pálkövi (horn), Zsolt Kallo (violin), Gábor Prehoffer (recorder), László Borsódy (trumpet), Andrea Bertalan (traverso), Rita Papp (harpsichord), Bettina Simon (recorder)

Capella Savaria

Contents and tracklist

I. —
Track length3:32
II. Adagio
Track length3:15
III. Allegro
Track length4:10
IV. Menuetto
Track length6:39
I. —
Track length4:42
II. Andante
Track length3:17
III. Allegro assai
Track length2:47
I. —
Track length5:18
II. Adagio
Track length0:16
III. Allegro
Track length4:23
I. Allegro
Track length6:41
II. Andante
Track length3:38
III. Presto
Track length4:27
I. Allegro
Track length9:20
II. Affettuoso
Track length5:09
III. Allegro
Track length5:01
I. —
Track length5:31
II. Adagio ma non tanto
Track length4:14
III. Allegro
Track length5:28

Awards and reviews

Awards Issue 2016

Their best overall performance is a buoyant, grainy and gutsy No. 6, while other highlights include a well-judged balance in No. 1 between the ‘outdoor’ and ‘indoor’ personae of the horns, some brightly confident trumpet-playing by László Borsódy in No. 2, and in No. 3 some pleasingly varied bass-line articulation in the downward passage
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