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艺术家:伦敦巴洛克乐团
专辑名称:17世纪德国的三重奏鸣曲 伦敦巴洛克乐团
发行年份:2008年
厂牌:BIS
音乐类型:古典音乐
音质:24比特-44.1千赫兹FLAC(分轨)/FLAC(镜像+索引文件、日志)
总时长:1小时13分06秒
总大小:862兆字节
网站:专辑预览
曲目列表
约翰·维尔丹克(Johann Vierdanck)
A大调组曲(7分51秒)
01. 帕凡舞曲(4分22秒)
02. 加亚尔德舞曲(1分40秒)
03. 芭蕾舞曲(0分56秒)
04. 库朗特舞曲(0分53秒)
尼古拉·冯·肯皮斯(Nicolaus a Kempis)
05. 第二交响曲“悲伤”(4分47秒)
约翰·施梅尔策(Johann Schmelzer)
06. *Lanterly*(三重奏鸣曲,5分35秒)
迪特里希·贝克尔(Dietrich Becker)
07. A大调第26号奏鸣曲(4分13秒)
约翰·罗森穆勒(Johann Rosenmuller)
E小调奏鸣曲(8分15秒)
08. 庄重地(1分19秒)
09. 广板(1分30秒)
10. 柔板(1分37秒)
11. 柔板(2分03秒)
12. 广板(1分46秒)
马蒂亚斯·韦克曼(Matthias Weckmann)
13. G大调奏鸣曲(3分28秒)
卡罗卢斯·哈夸特(Carolus Hacquart)
D小调第6号奏鸣曲(10分51秒)
14. 中速快板–稍慢–众赞歌(宁静地,1分27秒)
15. 柔板(1分43秒)
16. 柔板(1分37秒)
17. 柔板(1分53秒)
18. 庄重地–快板(0分43秒)
19. 坎佐纳:活泼地–柔板(2分17秒)
20. 咏叹调:活泼地(1分11秒)
迪特里希·布克斯特胡德(Dietrich Buxtehude)
G大调三重奏鸣曲(9分04秒)
21. 中速快板–稍慢–众赞歌(宁静地,1分57秒)
22. 柔板–快板–柔板–快板(1分58秒)
23. 柔板(0分34秒)
24. 快板(1分52秒)
25. 柔板–快板–柔板–快板(2分43秒)
约翰·卡斯帕·克尔(Johann Kaspar Kerll)
26. F大调三重奏鸣曲(6分03秒)
海因里希·伊格纳西·弗朗茨·冯·比贝尔(Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber)
D大调第6号 partita(11分28秒)
27. 前奏曲(柔板–快板,2分47秒)
28. 咏叹调与变奏(7分18秒)
29. 终曲(柔板–快板,1分23秒)
演奏者
伦敦巴洛克乐团(Ensemble London Baroque)
专辑简介
伦敦巴洛克乐团此前已探索过17世纪法国与英国的三重奏鸣曲体裁,其录音广受赞誉:英国卷被《 Goldberg 杂志》称为“杰出的音乐选段……一张宝石般的专辑”,法国卷则在德国网站 *Klassik Heute* 获得满分评价,称其“具备演奏此类音乐所需的一切:魅力、优雅、感染力、力量、灵活性、激情、亲切感,以及最重要的——灵魂。”
这张专辑将视角转向德国(更准确地说,是当时的德语文化圈,曲目也包含低地国家和奥地利的作品)。收录的十位作曲家中,既有布克斯特胡德(其大量作品中仅含少量三重奏鸣曲)和比贝尔(选自《Harmonia artificiosa-ariosa》的奏鸣曲)等大师,也有鲜为人知的作曲家,如约翰·施梅尔策——这位下奥地利面包师之子,后来成为维也纳帝国宫廷首位非意大利籍乐长;还有约翰·罗森穆勒,他是巴赫在莱比锡尼古拉教堂的前任教会音乐家,因卷入唱诗班丑闻逃往威尼斯,后在圣马可大教堂担任长号手。
专辑中丰富的风格与形式,既反映了作曲家们的多元背景,也提醒听众:三重奏鸣曲体裁在这一时期正逐步确立。伦敦巴洛克乐团以细腻的古乐演绎,还原了17世纪德国音乐中庄重与灵动并存的特质,展现了该体裁从早期探索到成熟的过渡阶段。
Artist: London Baroque
Title: The Trio Sonata in 17th-Century Germany
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: BIS
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit-44.1kHz / FLAC (image+.cue,log)
Total Time: 01:13:06
Total Size: 862 / 862 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
Johann Vierdanck
Suite in A major 7'51
01 Pavan 4'22
02 Gagliarda 1'40
03 Ballo 0'56
04 Correnta 0'53
Nicolaus a Kempis
05 Symphonia No.2 ‘Dolorosa’ 4'47
Johann Schmelzer
06 Lanterly (Sonate a 3) 5'35
Dietrich Becker
07 Sonata No.26 in A major 4'13
Johann Rosenmuller
Sonata in E minor 8'15
08 Grave 1'19
09 Largo 1'30
10 Adagio 1'37
11 Adagio 2'03
12 Largo 1'46
Matthias Weckmann
13 Sonata in G major 3'28
Carolus Hacquart
Sonata No.6 in D minor 10'51
14 Allegro moderato – Meno mosso – Chorale (Tranquillo) 1'27
15 Adagio 1'43
16 Adagio 1'37
17 Adagio 1'53
18 Grave – Allegro 0'43
19 Canzona. Vivace – Adagio 2'17
20 Aria. Vivace 1'11
Dietrich Buxtehude
Trio Sonata in G major 9'04
21 Allegro moderato – Meno mosso – Chorale (Tranquillo) 1'57
22 Adagio – Allegro – Adagio – Allegro 1'58
23 Adagio 0'34
24 Allegro 1'52
25 Adagio – Allegro – Adagio – Allegro 2'43
Johann Kaspar Kerll
26 Trio Sonata in F major 6'03
Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber
Partita No.6 in D major 11'28
27 Praeludium (Adagio – Allegro) 2'47
28 Aria and variations 7'18
29 Finale (Adagio – Allegro) 1'23
Performers:
Ensemble London Baroque
On two previous discs, London Baroque has explored the genre of the trio sonatas as it unfolded in 17th Century France and England. Both these issues have met with great acclaim: the English volume being described in Goldberg Magazine as ‘A programme of outstanding music ... A gem of a disc’, while the French issue received top marks on German website Klassik Heute, with the following words: ‘Everything that one might possibly wish for in a performance of this music is present here: charm, elegance, eloquence, force, flexibility, fire, intimacy, and the most important: soul.’ The ensemble has now arrived in Germany, or more correctly: the German-speaking world of the time, as the programme also features works from the Low Countries and Austria. The great masters of the period, Buxtehude (whose large output only includes a limited number of trio sonatas) and Biber – with one of the sonatas from the collection Harmonia artificiosa-ariosa – are both among the ten composers represented here. But included are also other, less well-known names, such as Johann Schmelzer, the son of a baker in Nether Austria who rose to become the first non-Italian Kapellmeister at the Imperial court in Vienna. Another intriguing life-story is that of Johann Rosenmüller, a predecessor of Bach as church musician at the Nikolaikirche in Leipzig, who after a scandal involving some choirboys fled to Venice where he found employment as trombonist at St Mark's. The great variety of styles and forms found on the disc fully reflect this diversity among the composers, while also serving to remind the listener of the fact that the trio sonata genre was just becoming established during the period.
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