La serenissima
Venetian Church Sonatas by Albinoni and Vivaldi
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GEN 15332 EAN: 4260036253320
8.5.2015
Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Music from the golden age of a great city: the Camerata degli amici, under the direction of the oboist Jaime González, presents trio sonatas by Albinoni and Vivaldi in his second GENUIN CD. Cheerful, playful, profound – an entire universe appears in our inner eye, in which the palazzi, bridges and churches of the "Serenissima" are reflected. González and his companions, who are not just distinguished soloists, perform fine and clear, proving here just how much they can excel as a chamber music ensemble. Masterly!
Gramophone
"plenty of lyrical musicality ... played exquisitely"
Review on the magazine Gramophone by David Vickers
Fanfare
"a solid and very clean performance, which gives Albinoni’s conventional music life"
Review on the magazine Fanfare by Bertil van Boer, 16 October 2015
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Tracklist
- Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni (1671-1751)
Sonate a tre, Op. 1 (1694)
Sonata prima in D minor - Sonata seconda in F major
- Sonata terza in A major
- Sonata quarta in G minor
- Sonata quinta in C major
- Sonata sexta in A minor
- Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
Trio Sonata in G minor (Lund)
for 2 Oboes and Basso Continuo, RV 81 - Antonio Lucio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
Oboe Sonata in C minor
for 2 Oboes and Basso Continuo, RV 53
Music from the golden age of a great city: the Camerata degli amici, under the direction of the oboist Jaime González, presents trio sonatas by Albinoni and Vivaldi in his second GENUIN CD. Cheerful, playful, profound – an entire universe appears in our inner eye, in which the palazzi, bridges and churches of the "Serenissima" are reflected. González and his companions, who are not just distinguished soloists, perform fine and clear, proving here just how much they can excel as a chamber music ensemble. Masterly!
Gramophone
"plenty of lyrical musicality ... played exquisitely"
Review on the magazine Gramophone by David Vickers
Fanfare
"a solid and very clean performance, which gives Albinoni’s conventional music life"
Review on the magazine Fanfare by Bertil van Boer, 16 October 2015