Tabea Schwartz / Thomas Leininger -The Gerdin Manuscript Uppsala 1758 -Pan Classics CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. Thomas Leininger "Prelude"

02. Thomas Leininger "A Scotch Tune"

03. Tabaea Schwartz "Prelude"

04. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

05. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

06. Tabaea Schwartz "Vivace"

07. Thomas Leininger "What shall I do to shew"

08. Tabaea Schwartz "Prelude"

09. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

10. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

11. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

12. Tabaea Schwartz "Gavotta Allegro"

13. Tabaea Schwartz "Menuette Allegro"

14. Thomas Leininger "T'amo tanto"

15. Tabaea Schwartz "Prelude"

16. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

17. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

18. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

19. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

20. Tabaea Schwartz "When young at the bar"

21. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

22. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

23. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

24. Tabaea Schwartz "(Gavotta)"

25. Tabaea Schwartz "(Menuett)"

26. Thomas Leininger "Can loce be controul'd"

27. Tabaea Schwartz "Prelude"

28. Tabaea Schwartz "Grave"

29. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

30. Tabaea Schwartz "Grave"

31. Tabaea Schwartz "Giga Allegro"

32. Thomas Leininger "All in the downs"

33. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

34. Tabaea Schwartz "Allegro"

35. Tabaea Schwartz "Adagio"

36. Tabaea Schwartz "Giga Allegro"

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Extra-Infos:

.. (uppsala 1758) / Works By Geminiani/ Castrucci

Description:

Gerdin Manuscript (uppsala 1758) by Tabea Schwartz, released 3 December 2021. This version of Gerdin Manuscript (uppsala 1758) comes as a 1xCD. - .. (UPPSALA 1758) / WORKS BY GEMINIANI/CASTRUCCI

A French title, Italian repertoire, a Swedish manuscript... The manuscript of a certain "Georg Gerdin" provides insight into the ramified travel routes of good music in the 18th century. Nothing is known about Mr. Gerdin himself, only that he signed his manuscript "A Upsale le 8 d'Aout 1758". In his manuscript, Gerdin compiled four sonatas by Pietro Castrucci and two by the now largely forgotten Francesco Geminiani, probably drawing on an edition printed almost fifty years earlier in Amsterdam and London, which had adapted the sonatas originally conceived for violin for the recorder. The recorder player Tabea Schwartz presents these exciting and extremely virtuosic sonatas of the highest quality in a Swedish "reading". Her congenial accompanist, the harpsichordist Thomas Leininger, combines them with short miniatures on well-known English melodies from a collection published in Sweden around 1770 by an unknown composer named Frederick Nussen.

Manufacturer No.:

PC10431

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