Baborák Ensemble -Mozartwoche 2024 -BELVEDERE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Quintett für Horn, Streichquartett und Kontrabass ad. lib. e-moll op. 106

01. "1. Allegro ma non troppo"

02. "2. Lento"

03. "3. Menuett: Allegro poco vivo"

04. "4. Finale: Allegro assai"

05. "Rondo für Horn, zwei VIolinen, zwei Violas und Violoncello D-Dur K 514 (bearb. von Franz Xaver Süßmayer)"
Quintett für Horn, Violine, zwei Violas und Kontrabass K 407

06. "1. Allegro"

07. "2. Andante"

08. "3. Rondo: Allegro"
Quintett für Klarinette, zwei Violinen, Viola und Violoncello A-Dur K 581 (bearb. von Radek Baborák) (Auszug)

09. "2. Larghetto"
Sinfonie Nr. 22 C-Dur KV 162 (bearb. von Radek Baborák) (Auszug)

10. "3. Presto assai"

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This concert recording from Mozart Week 2024 focuses on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's and Anton Reicha's horn quintets, two major works of a genre that has been very rarely cultivated throughout music history. After the Prague-born composer, music theorist, and pedagogue Anton Reicha had already briefly tried his luck in Paris in 1799, he finally settled in the French metropolis in 1808. The Horn Quintet in E major Op. 106 is one of his last compositions. It is juxtaposed with Mozart's Rondo and the Horn Quintet. The BaborÃ¡k Ensemble played at this year's Mozart Week in Salzburg, where this recording was made. -

This concert recording from Mozart Week 2024 focuses on Wolfgang Amade Mozart's and Anton Reicha's horn quintets, two major works of a genre that has been very rarely cultivated throughout music history. After the Prague-born composer, music theorist and pedagogue Anton Reicha had already briefly tried his luck in Paris in 1799, he finally settled in the French metropolis in 1808. The Horn Quintet in E major op. 106 is one of his last compositions. It is juxtaposed with Mozart's Rondo and the Horn Quintet. The Baborak Ensemble played at this year's Mozart Week in Salzburg, where this recording was made.

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BVE08087

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