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艺术家:理查德·伊加尔(Richard Egarr)、古乐学院乐团(Academy Of Ancient)
作品名称:《交响曲的诞生:从亨德尔到海顿》(Birth Of The Symphony Handel to Haydn)
发行年份:2013年
厂牌:林恩唱片公司(Linnrecords)/ 古乐学院唱片公司(AAM Records)
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:FLAC(分轨) 24比特/96千赫兹
总时长:70分46秒
总大小:1.36吉字节
网站:专辑预览

曲目单:
01. 亨德尔 - 《扫罗》,HWV 53:第一乐章:快板(3分56秒)
02. 《扫罗》,HWV 53:第二乐章:小广板(2分07秒)
03. 《扫罗》,HWV 53:第三乐章:快板(2分43秒)
04. 《扫罗》,HWV 53:第四乐章:广板行板(2分03秒)
05. 里希特 - C大调第七大交响曲:第一乐章:快板(6分45秒)
06. C大调第七大交响曲:第二乐章:行板(3分37秒)
07. C大调第七大交响曲:第三乐章:快板(3分03秒)
08. 施塔米茨 - D大调四重奏交响曲:第一乐章:急板(4分21秒)
09. D大调四重奏交响曲:第二乐章:行板(4分45秒)
10. D大调四重奏交响曲:第三乐章:急板(2分52秒)
11. 莫扎特 - 降E大调第一交响曲,K. 16:第一乐章:很快的快板(4分38秒)
12. 降E大调第一交响曲,K. 16:第二乐章:行板(3分26秒)
13. 降E大调第一交响曲,K. 16:第三乐章:急板(1分44秒)
14. 海顿 - F小调第四十九交响曲,霍博肯I:49:第一乐章:柔板(9分15秒)
15. F小调第四十九交响曲,霍博肯I:49:第二乐章:很快的快板(6分40秒)
16. F小调第四十九交响曲,霍博肯I:49:第三乐章:小步舞曲与三声中部(5分49秒)
17. F小调第四十九交响曲,霍博肯I:49:第四乐章:终曲:急板(3分02秒)

在维也纳古典交响曲出现之前,曼海姆宫廷创作了大量被称为交响曲的三乐章管弦乐作品,弗朗茨·克萨韦尔·里希特(Franz Xaver Richter)和约翰·施塔米茨(Johann Stamitz)的作品在这里得到了很好的体现。后来,意大利音乐范例的重要性得到了认可:海顿的老师波佩拉(Porpora)是意大利人,莫扎特最早的范例来源约翰·克里斯蒂安·巴赫(Johann Christian Bach)在英国工作,并且也遵循意大利风格。因此,这里所呈现的交响曲发展范例相当陈旧;早期的三乐章意大利歌剧序曲(作为关键的前身)仅以亨德尔的一个相当不寻常的例子呈现,而对于海顿和莫扎特来说都很重要的范例——约翰·克里斯蒂安·巴赫(J.C. Bach)和卡尔·菲利普·埃马努埃尔·巴赫(C.P.E. Bach)都没有出现(这里听到的莫扎特的降E大调第一交响曲,K. 16,令人惊讶的是,作为一个八岁孩子的作品,它非常紧密地模仿了J.C. 巴赫的音乐风格)。尽管如此,《交响曲的诞生》还是收录了一系列引人入胜的18世纪管弦乐作品,其中许多作品是首次以具有历史意义的演绎形式呈现。里希特和施塔米茨的作品尤其有趣,因为如今曼海姆乐派的交响曲演奏得并不多。它们包含了大型管弦乐渐强段落,比如所谓的“曼海姆火箭”(当代器乐组合“曼海姆蒸汽roller”的创作者提到过),并且听一听古乐学院乐团总监理查德·伊加尔用键盘通奏低音对其进行的一些控制处理也是很有启发性的。尽管乐团经历了几次指挥变更,但古乐学院乐团仍然保持着独特的如银铃般的音色,这是一种因人而异的品味问题,但它在音色的一致性方面仍然令人钦佩。专辑的包装或说明中实际上并没有声称这里的作品是相互演变而来的,而《交响曲的诞生》至少是一张令人愉悦的唱片,收录了一些很少被听到的作品。

Artist: Richard Egarr, Academy Of Ancient
Title: Birth Of The Symphony Handel to Haydn
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Linnrecords / AAM Records
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24/96
Total Time: 70:46
Total Size: 1.36 GB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

01. Handel - Saul, HWV 53: I. Allegro (3:56)
02. Saul, HWV 53: II. Larghetto (2:07)
03. Saul, HWV 53: III. Allegro (2:43)
04. Saul, HWV 53: IV. Andante larghetto (2:03)
05. Richter - Grande Symphony No. 7 in C Major: I. Allegro (6:45)
06. Grande Symphony No. 7 in C Major: II. Andante (3:37)
07. Grande Symphony No. 7 in C Major: III. Allegro (3:03)
08. Stamitz - Sinfonia a 4 in D Major: I. Presto (4:21)
09. Sinfonia a 4 in D Major: II. Andante (4:45)
10. Sinfonia a 4 in D Major: III. Presto (2:52)
11. Mozart - Symphony No. 1 in E-Flat Major, K. 16: I. Allegro molto (4:38)
12. Symphony No. 1 in E-Flat Major, K. 16: II. Andante (3:26)
13. Symphony No. 1 in E-Flat Major, K. 16: III. Presto (1:44)
14. Haydn - Symphony No. 49 in F Minor, Hob.I:49: I. Adagio (9:15)
15. Symphony No. 49 in F Minor, Hob.I:49: II. Allegro di molto (6:40)
16. Symphony No. 49 in F Minor, Hob.I:49: III. Minuet and Trio (5:49)
17. Symphony No. 49 in F Minor, Hob.I:49: IV. Finale: Presto (3:02)

Prior to the emergence of the Classical symphony in Vienna, the court at Mannheim produced a large number of three-movement orchestral pieces called symphonies, reasonably well represented here with works by Franz Xaver Richter and Johann Stamitz. Later the importance of Italian models was recognized: Haydn's teacher, Porpora, was Italian, and Mozart's earliest model, Johann Christian Bach, worked in Britain and also followed Italian styles. Thus the model for the symphony's development presented here is a rather outmoded one; the early three-movement Italian operatic sinfonia, the key ancestor, is presented only in a rather unusual example by Handel, and neither J.C. nor C.P.E. Bach, both important models for Haydn and Mozart (whose Symphony No. 1 in E flat major, K. 16, heard here, was closely modeled -- impressively so for an eight-year-old -- on J.C. Bach's music) is present. This said, Birth of the Symphony offers a collection of attractive orchestral works of the 18th century, many presented for the first time in historical performances. The works by Richter and Stamitz are especially interesting, for the Mannheim symphonists are not much performed these days. They include big orchestral sequence crescendos such as the so-called Mannheim rocket, referred to by the creators of the contemporary instrumental group Mannheim Steamroller, and it is instructive to hear them tamed a bit by the keyboard continuo of Academy of Ancient Music director Richard Egarr. Despite several changes in leadership, the Academy retains a distinctive silvery sound that is a matter of taste but is nevertheless admirable in its consistency. Nothing in the packaging or notes actually claims that the pieces here evolved from one another, and Birth of the Symphony is at the very least a pleasant recording of some rarely heard pieces.


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