Immerse yourself in the rich, historical sounds of the Baroque era with London Baroque's "Italian Concert for Recorder." Released in 1990, this exquisite collection of chamber music showcases the ensemble's mastery of period performance practices, delivering an authentic and captivating listening experience. The album features Conrad Steinmann on recorder, accompanied by the London Baroque Orchestra, performing works by renowned composers such as Scarlatti, Mancini, Corelli, and Colista.
Spanning 52 minutes, the album presents a diverse range of compositions, from sonatas to concertos, each meticulously crafted and performed with precision and passion. The intricate interplay between the recorder and the orchestra creates a mesmerizing tapestry of sound, transporting the listener to the opulent courts and grand salons of 18th-century Italy.
London Baroque, renowned for their commitment to historical authenticity, employs original instruments and techniques to recreate the unique sonorities of the Baroque era. The ensemble's dedication to scholarly research and artistic excellence shines through in every note, offering a fresh and engaging perspective on this timeless repertoire.
"Italian Concert for Recorder" is a testament to the enduring appeal of Baroque music, showcasing the virtuosity and artistry of both the composers and the performers. Whether you're a seasoned classical enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.
Tracks
Sonata decima quarta in G Minor: I. ComodoFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima quarta in G Minor: II. AllegroFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima quarta in G Minor: III. LarghettoFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima quarta in G Minor: IV. AllegroFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata nona in A Minor: I. AllegrettoAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata nona in A Minor: II. LargoAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata nona in A Minor: III. FugaAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata nona in A Minor: IV. PianoAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata nona in A Minor: V. AllegroAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata a tre WoO 8: I. AdagioArcangelo Corelli, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata a tre WoO 8: II. AllegroArcangelo Corelli, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata a tre WoO 8: III. GraveArcangelo Corelli, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata a tre WoO 8: IV. Vivace - AdagioArcangelo Corelli, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata vigesima prima in A Minor: I: AndanteAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata vigesima prima in A Minor: II. AllegroAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata vigesima prima in A Minor: III. VeloceAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata vigesima prima in A Minor: IV. LentoAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata vigesima prima in A Minor: V. AllegroAlessandro Scarlatti, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata No. 4 in D major: I. GraveLelio Colista, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata No. 4 in D major: II. AllegroLelio Colista, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata No. 4 in D major: III. AndanteLelio Colista, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata No. 4 in D major: IV. Allegro - AdagioLelio Colista, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima terza in G Minor: I. LargoFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima terza in G Minor: II. FugaFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima terza in G Minor: III. LargoFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
Sonata decima terza in G Minor: IV. SpiritosoFrancesco Mancini, London Baroque, Conrad Steinmann
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