Haydn, Pleyel, Süßmayr
Concilium
musicum Wien
on period instruments
leader and viola: Christoph Angerer
conductor and violin: Paul Angerer
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order no. CCD 422
EAN 4028183004222
about this recording:
This third CD with the Concilium musicum Vienna in the series of live recordings from the Marble Hall of the Austrian Academy of the Sciences (formerly the Old University) also includes, besides Joseph Haydn’s well-known Symphony no. 85 “La Reine,” premiere recordings: The Sinfonia concertante for violin, viola, and orchestra as well as the Symphony in C Major by Franz Xaver Süssmayr with its surprising variations in the slow movement.
Paul Angerer conducts his orchestra, playing on original instruments, with a steady hand, and the listener additionally experiences the immediacy of this live recording.
This third CD with the Concilium musicum Vienna in the series of live recordings from the Marble Hall of the Austrian Academy of the Sciences (formerly the Old University) also includes, besides Joseph Haydn’s well-known Symphony no. 85 “La Reine,” premiere recordings: The Sinfonia concertante for violin, viola, and orchestra as well as the Symphony in C Major by Franz Xaver Süssmayr with its surprising variations in the slow movement.
Paul Angerer conducts his orchestra, playing on original instruments, with a steady hand, and the listener additionally experiences the immediacy of this live recording.
Haydn, La Reine, Adagio/Vivace - Pleyel, Sinfonie Concertante, Allegro - Süßmayr, Sinfonie C-Dur, Allegro
Joseph Haydn:Sinfonie B-Dur Nr. 85, „La Reine“ (1785/ 86)
Ignaz Pleyel: Sinfonie concertante für Violine und Viola, op. 35
Franz Xaver Süßmayr: Sinfonie in C-Dur
Zugabe: W. A. Mozart: aus „6 Deutsche Tänze“ KV 571: 11 Nr. 1, Nr. 6 und Coda
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