8 thoughts on “ Air Moderement - Telemann* - Jed Wentz / Musica Ad Rhenum - Paris Quartets (CD, Album) ”

1. Telemann composed into his 80s, and the sheer volume of his output is staggering. He may have created as many as 50 operas, most of which are lost; their disappearance is a double shame since these works represent, along with the operas of Reinhard Reiser (), the most important contribution to the German-language repertoire in the first half of the 18th century.

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2. CD 6 Darmstadt Overtures. CD Concertos for oboe, flute, trumpet, violin, viola, four violins, two horns, recorder and others. CD Tafelmusik – Production I & II (excerpts) CD 6 Paris Quartets. CD Trio Sonatas & Quartets. CD Das jüngste Gericht (The Day of Judgement); Ino. CD Pimpinone oder Die ungleiche Heyrath.

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3. Musica ad Rhenum, Jed Wentz. CD 24 Overture In D TWV 21 For 2 Corni Da Caccia, 2 Oboes, Strings & B.c. Pour M. Le Landgrave Louis Vii D’essen-Darmstadt: I. Overture In D TWV 21 For 2 Corni Da Caccia, 2 Oboes, Strings & B.c. Pour M. Le Landgrave Louis Vii D’essen-Darmstadt: II

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4. Oct 25,  · Telemann - Trumpet Concerto in D There is document - Telemann - Trumpet Concerto in D available here for reading and downloading. Use the download button below or simple online reader. The file extension - PDF and ranks to the Documents category.

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5. Telemann: Twelve Fantasias for Solo Flute / Ashley Solomon, flute. 1 CD / Channel Classics / Performers: Ashley Solomon [Flute/Recorder] Telemann's twelve flute Fantasias remain as much of a challenge for today's players as they were in the 18th century.

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7. The title ‘Paris Quartets’ is a little misleading in the context of the pieces on this disc. The two Sonatas, Suite and Concerto come from a set of six Quadri which Telemann published in Hamburg in Admittedly, in the same pieces were printed in Paris but .

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8. The genesis of Georg Philipp Telemann's so-called "Paris Quartets," milestones of the chamber genre, can be confusing. The first six quartets -- also referred to as suites, sonatas, and concertos -- first appeared under the collective title of "Quadri" in Paris

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