Dietmar Berger -The Manchester Gamba Book -Naxos CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01

01. "Queen Maries dumpe"

02. "A paven"

03. "(keine Angaben)"

04. "Fortune"

05. "Roben is to the greense-woode gon"

06. "Preludiu"

07. "Whoope doe me no harm"

08. "Daphne"

09. "Monusiers Allman"

10. "Lachryme"

11. "Solus cum sola"

12. "Coranto"

13. "Coranto"

14. "Salte pitts"

15. "(keine Angaben)"

16. "A thump"

17. "(keine Angaben)"

18. "A coranto"

19. "Coranto"

20. "Saraband"

21. "(keine Angaben)"

22. "(keine Angaben)"

23. "(keine Angaben)"

Disc 02

01. "What is a daye?"

02. "Malte man"

03. "(keine Angaben)"

04. "The buildings"

05. "Preludiu"

06. "The nightengale"

07. "(keine Angaben)"

08. "The Kings maske"

09. "Preludiu"

10. "An almaine"

11. "Coranto"

12. "A saraband"

13. "(keine Angaben)"

14. "Almaine"

15. "Paven"

16. "Preludium"

17. "Coranto"

18. "Coranto"

19. "Saraband"

20. "(keine Angaben)"

21. "(keine Angaben)"

22. "(keine Angaben)"

23. "A Saraband"

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Viola Da Gamba

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Manchester Gamba Book by Dietmar Berger, released 14 June 2012. This version of Manchester Gamba Book comes as a 2xCD. - VIOLA DA GAMBA

The Manchester Gamba Book is the largest extant manuscript of 17th century viol music, now kept in the Watson music collection in Manchester. Different in many regards from the later cello, the secrets of viola da gamba performance style are revealed in this priceless volume, including Gervise Gerrarde's Paven (C2), the most richly ornamented piece in the instrument's literature. Other contributions include settings of popular English songs of the period, and from otherwise unknown musicians such as Stephen Goodall and Richard Sumarte. Dietmar Berger now lives in Cologne and plays the cello as well as the viola da gamba in renowned ensembles such as the Delos Trio Koln (with Gudrun Hobold, violin, and Hubert Koppel, guitar) both in Germany and abroad; he appears as a soloist on numerous television and CD recordings.

Recorded between 2-5 January 2011 at St. Andreas Church, Cologne, Germany.

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8572863-64

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