Anton Steck / L'arpa Festante -Violinkonzerte -Accent CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Violin Concerto in A major (Gradual Concerto)

01. Anton Steck "Adagio"

02. Anton Steck "Allegro assai"
Sinfonia in G major

03. l'arpa festante "Allegro"

04. l'arpa festante "Larghetto"

05. l'arpa festante "Allegro"
Violin Concerto in F major

06. Anton Steck "Allegro"

07. Anton Steck "Largo"
Concerto for Violin & Bassoon in D major

08. Anton Steck "Allegro"

09. Anton Steck "Adagio"

10. Anton Steck "(Allegro)"
Ouverture in C minor

11. l'arpa festante "Ouverture. Andante - Fuga [Allegro]"

12. l'arpa festante "Aria Cantabile"

13. l'arpa festante "Alla breve alternative - Trio"

14. l'arpa festante "Presto"

15. l'arpa festante "Menuet alternative - Trio"
Violin Concerto in A major (Schweriner Concerto)

16. Anton Steck "Allegro"

17. Anton Steck "Adagio"

18. Anton Steck "Allegro"
Sinfonia in B flat major

19. l'arpa festante "Allegro"

20. l'arpa festante "Adagio"

21. l'arpa festante "Allegro"
Violin Concerto in A major

22. Anton Steck "Allegro"

23. Anton Steck "Adagio staccato"

24. Anton Steck "Allegro"

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The content of â??Schranck No: IIâ? represents the rich Dresden instrumental repertoire from the first two thirds of the 18th century with a volume of about 1,750 pieces of music. After the end of the Seven Yearsâ?? War, these musical pieces were sorted, inserted into envelopes with their characteristic detailed title labels and deposited in an archive cabinet, the aforementioned â??Schranck No: IIâ?, in the court church. Like a time capsule, this treasure was rediscovered only after the middle of the 19th century by the court capellmeister Julius Rietz. Today, this unique collection belongs to the collection of the Saxon State Library â?? Dresden State and University Library. - L'ARPA FESTANTE/ANTON STECK

The content of "Schranck No: II" represents the rich Dresden instrumental repertoire from the first two thirds of the 18th century with a volume of about 1,750 pieces of music. After the end of the Seven Years' War, these musical pieces were sorted, inserted into envelopes with their characteristic detailed title labels and deposited in an archive cabinet, the aforementioned "Schranck No: II", in the court church. Like a time capsule, this treasure was rediscovered only after the middle of the 19th century by the court kapellmeister Julius Rietz. Today, this unique collection belongs to the collection of the Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library. The sources of the violin concertos by Francesco Maria Cattaneo have been handed down exclusively in Dresden and all originate from the almost legendary "Schranck No: II". Stylistically, Cattaneo drew from the musical language of his environment, whereby echoes of Vivaldi can be discerned, as well as of Hasse, who set the tone in Dresden. The three anonymous orchestral pieces for strings also originate from the "Schranck No: II". With the combination of Italian sinfonia and French overture suite, they are exemplary of the typical reception of the so-called mixed taste of Dresden.

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ACC24364

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