Isolde Ahlgrimm / Mischa Frey -9 Cellosonaten -Tudor CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Disc 01
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo B-Dur op. 17 Nr. 1 RV 47

01. "1. Largo"

02. "2. Allegro"

03. "3. Largo"

04. "4. Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo F-Dur op. 17 Nr. 2 RV 41

05. "1. Largo"

06. "2. Allegro"

07. "3. Largo"

08. "4. Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo a-moll op. 17 Nr. 3 RV 43

09. "1. Largo"

10. "2. Allegro"

11. "3. Largo"

12. "4. Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo B-Dur op. 17 Nr. 4 RV 45

13. "1. Largo"

14. "2. Allegro"

15. "3. Largo"

16. "4. Allegro"

Disc 02
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo e-moll op. 17 Nr. 5 RV 40

01. "1. Largo"

02. "2. Allegro"

03. "3. Largo"

04. "4. Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo B-Dur op. 17 Nr. 6 RV 46

05. "1. Pr?ludium: Largo"

06. "2. Allemande: Allegro"

07. "3. Largo"

08. "4. Corrente: Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo a-moll RV 44

09. "1. Largo"

10. "2. Allegro"

11. "3. Largo"

12. "4. Allegro poco"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo Es-Dur RV 39

13. "1. Larghetto"

14. "2. Allegro"

15. "3. Largo"

16. "4. Allegro"
Sonate für Violoncello und Basso continuo g-moll RV 42

17. "1. Pr?ludium: Largo"

18. "2. Allemande: Andante"

19. "3. Sarabande: Largo"

20. "4. Gigue: Allegro"

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The general perception of Vivaldi- who wrote more than 500 concertos- is still that of a serene composer of the Italian Baroque, a great Perpetuum mobile- possibly even an endless Rondo Veneziano. And yet for connoisseurs, the "Prete rosso" left a unique, almost inconceivable output within which we can soon lose our bearings. Travelling in this musical paradise drove even a genius like Igor Stravinsky to his oft-quoted quip: "he wrote one concerto 400 times." The chamber music, which has never met with the recognition it deserves, is even trickier. The cello sonatas are a particularly striking case in point. Superficially they all follow the same pattern-four movements in the same order (Largo-Allegro-Largo-Allegro), almost like the first minimal music. Yet each of the nine sonatas is an individual masterpiece. Here Vivaldi proves himself the composer of a virtuosic yet spiritualized music, whose wealth of melodies and deep earnestness are as beguiling as their elegant and dignified beauty, which blends vitality with poetry.

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TUD7602

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