Six Sonatas for Cello and BC - Benedetto Marcello

Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739)


-Sonata Sonata in F Major
-Sonata in E minor
-Sonata in A minor
-Sonata in G minor
-Sonata in C Major
-Sonata in G Major

Luisa Duròn - Harpsischord
Bozena Slawinska -  Cello

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Horn Concertos - Joseph and Michael Haydn

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
-Horn Concerto No 3 in D major (Hob. VIId/3)
-Horn Concerto No 4 in D major (Hob. VIId/4)

Michael Haydn (1737-1806)
-Concertino for Horn and orchestra in D major

Dale Clevenger - Horn
Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra; János Rolla - Konzertmeister

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Sinfonie da Camera Op 2 - Porpora

Nilocolò Porpora (1686-1868)

-Sinfonia No 4 in D Major
-Sinfonia No 5 in E minor
-Sinfonia No 3 in G minor
-Sinfonia No 1 in G Major
-Sinfonia No 2 in C Major
-Sinfonia No 6 in B flat Major

Artifizii Musicali

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Concerti per molti Istromenti - Vivaldi

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)

- Concerto Grosso à 10 stromenti in re magiore RV 562a

- Concerto per Sua Altezza Reale di Sassonia in sol minore RV 576

-  Concerto in re minore RV 566

- Concerto in fa maggiore RV 538

- Concerto in fa maggiore RV 569

Ensemble Modo Antiquo:  Federico Maria Sardelli

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Mattheson - Der Brauchbare Virtuoso

12 Sonatas for flute and Harpsichord (1717)

Toke Lund Christiansen: Transverse flute

Jesper Boje Christiansen: Harpsichord

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Jeux de Dames a la Cour - Amarillis

Pierre-Danican Philidor (1681-1731)

  Suite No 5 en ré mineur pour hautbois et basse continue

Jean Barrière (1705-1747)

  Sonate en trio No 2 en ré mineur pour flute alto, violoncelle et basse continue

Jean Philippe Rameau (1683-1764)

  L'entretien des muses   -  Les Cyclopes

Michel de la Barre (1675-1745)

  Suite No 9 dite "Sonata lÌnconnue" en sol majeur pour flute de voix et basse continue

Jean Barrière

  Sonata No 4 en fa majeur pour violoncelle et basse continue

Jacques-Martin Hotteterre (1674-1763)

  Suite No 2 en ut (do) mineur pour hautbois/flute alto et basse continue

Joseph-Bodin de Boismortier (1689-1755)

  Sanate en trio en mi mineur pour hautbois, violoncelle et basse continue

Amarillis

Heloise Gaillard (flutes à bec et hautbois baroque), Violaine Cochard (clavecin), Ophélie Gaillard (violoncelle)  et  Anne-Marie Lesla (viole de gambe)

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Oiga el Orbe

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Vèpres de San Ignacio - Zipoli

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Musica Virreinal Mexicana - Ars Nova

The mexican group "Ars Nova" leaading by Magda Zalles is one of the best in its genre."The group's sound is beautiful and warm, which emanates from smooth and white voices as from the early music style is needed. Its deep work as ensemble shows an almost telepathic link between them, not to mention they posses an unique and fascinating repertoire" -Quoting the Washimgton post-.

This album is extraordinary. The ensemble added various prehispanic wind and percussion instruments to some pieces which perhaps leads to less formal interpretation (in some cases), but at the same time gives deeper prehispanic ambiance, whereupon the ensemble is worthy of all kind of considerations.

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Matins for the Virgin of Guadalupe 1764 - Jerusalem

"Matins is the monastic nighttime liturgy, ending at dawn, of the canonical hours. In the Roman Catholic pre-Vatican-II breviary, it is divided into three nocturns. The name "matins" originally referred to the morning office also known as lauds. When the nocturnal monastic services called vigils or nocturns were joined with lauds, the name of "matins" was applied at first to the concluding morning service and later still to the entire series of vigils." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matins

Musically speaking, matins (mornings) refers to a composition of sacred character intended to be performed from late night until before dawn. Its structure is quite simple: An introduction (Deus in adjutorium), ensuing by an alternation of antiphonies sung in plain chant and responsories constructed in a more elaborated way sung with instrumental accompaniment by soloists. For finishing is sung the salm "Te DEUM". In this recording were added intentionally two works of Sumaya; as interludio "Albricias mortales" (mortals, good news) and as ending "Angélicas milicias" (heavenly militias).

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