Toyohiko Satoh
Barocke Lautenmusik aus dem Wien um 1700

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Release date: 21/Sep/2018

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Details / Tracklist:

Suite in E minor

01. "I. Allemande"

02. "II. Courante"

03. "III. Sarabande"

04. "IV. Menuet"

05. "V. Bour?e"

06. "VI. Gigue"
Suite in F-sharp minor

07. "I. Tombeau de Mr. Francois Ginter"

08. "II. Courante"

09. "III. Sarabande"

10. "IV. Gigue"

11. "V. Gavotte"

12. "VI. Menuet"
Suite in G major

13. "I. Prelude"

14. "II. Allemande"

15. "III. Courante"

16. "IV. Bour?e"

17. "V. Menuet en Rondeau"

18. "VI. Sarabande"

19. "VII. Gigue"

20. "VIII. Paysanne"

21. "Siciliana / Adagio"

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Description:

On this release, lutenist Toyohiko Satoh plays music from the court of Vienna around 1700. A special discovery on this album is the suite by Adam Franz Ginter, who was a famous castrato singer in that time, but who also composed some pieces for the lute. This recording is a tribute to this largely forgotten musician who most probably had a short and rather sad and lonely life. The following suite by Saint-Luc contains a "Tombeau for Francois Ginter" and was composed to lament the early death of this extraordinary singer, lutenist, and composer. Toyohiko Satoh studied at Rikkyo University in Tokyo. His first recital was at the Tokyo Bunka Kaikan concert hall in 1965. He went on to study lute at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, and just two years later, in 1970, he recorded the first album devoted entirely to the solo baroque lute. Since then he has been involved in numerous lute recordings, and has concertized throughout the world.

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CD-16317

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