Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

Recorded in: Rosslyn Hill Chapel, Hampstead, London 25-27 September 1991 Producer(s) Nicholas Anderson Sound Engineer(s) Richard Lee Jonathan Cooper (Assistant)

Simon Standage is particularly renowned for his Telemann recordings with Collegium Musicum 90. The repertoire here is especially vivacious and rich in melodic invention with the doubling of oboes and bassoons used to striking effect. Telemann's penchant for colour is strongly evident in the Burlesque de Quixotte. Collegium 90 is regarded as one of today's premiere early music groups and regularly receive outstanding reviews for their Chaconne recordings. Recorded in: All Saints' Church, East Finchley, London 29-31 July 2002 Producer(s) Nicholas Anderson Sound Engineer(s) Jonathan Cooper Michael Common (Assistant)

Though perhaps not best known for composing hymns, Telemann collected the most popular chorales of his time in what became known as the Telemannisches Gesangbuch. Published in 1730, many of these 2,000 hymns are still sung today in worship. This release gathers 30 of the best-loved chorales together for a spiritual experience grounded in history.

Classical Music

Classical Music

Classical Music

DIE TAGESZEITEN

A Concert near Darmstadt

Telemann, G.: Oboe Concertos in F Minor / A Major / E Minor

TELEMANN: CANTATAS: NO. 18 A

CONCERTOS FÜR HORNS & ORCHESTR

The EXTEMPORE ensemble consists of three experienced and versatile artists involved in the historical performance of early music: violinist Malgorzata Malke, harpsichordist and organist Anna Firlus, and Krzysztof Firlus playing viola da gamba. The passion for chamber music, early music, and discovering the unknown prompted them to establish an ensemble in 2007, when they were still students of the Academy of Music in Katowice. Georg Philipp Telemann, traditionally a slightly underrated master of Baroque music, exceptionally well corresponds to the musical temperament of the ensemble. The album includes Telemann's trio sonatas and solo works, two of which are in a way "new" - compositions only a few years ago considered to be missing - arranged for the EXTEMPORE ensemble.