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Georg Philipp Telemann, Berlin Akademie für Alte Musik
Telemann: Suites for Orchestra
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (32) - Disc #1
1. Ouverture - D Major - Jubeloratorium fur die Hamburger Admiralitat
2. Suite 'Alster': 1. Overture. Adagio maestoso - Allegro - Adagio
3. Suite 'Alster': 2. Die Kanonierende Pallas. Allegro
4. Suite 'Alster': 3. Das Alster-Echo. Allegretto
5. Suite 'Alster': 4. Die Hamburgischen Glockenspiele
6. Suite 'Alster': 5. Der Schwanen Gesang
7. Suite 'Alster': 6. Der Alster-Schafer Dorfmusik
8. Suite 'Alster': 7. Konzertierende Frosche und Krahen
9. Suite 'Alster': 8. Der ruhende Pan
10. Suite 'Alster': 9. Der jauchzende Pan
11. Suite 'Alster': 10. Der frohlokende Peleus
12. Suite 'Alster': 11. Der Schafer und Nymphen eilfertiger Abzug
13. Suite 'La Musette': 1. Overture. Maestoso - Allegro - Maestoso
14. Suite 'La Musette': 2. Napolitaine - (Trio)
15. Suite 'La Musette': 3. Polonaise
16. Suite 'La Musette': 4. Murky
17. Suite 'La Musette': 5. Menuet - (Trio)
18. Suite 'La Musette': 6. Musette
19. Suite 'La Musette': 7. Harlequinade
20. Suite 'La Chasse': 1. Ouverture. Lento - Allegro - Lento
21. Suite 'La Chasse': 2. Passepied I
22. Suite 'La Chasse': Passepied II
23. Suite 'La Chasse': 3. Sarabande
24. Suite 'La Chasse': Rigaudon
25. Suite 'La Chasse': 5. Le Plaisir
26. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: 1. Ouverture. Lentement - Vile - Lentement
27. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: 2. Le Podagre. Loure
28. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: 3. Remede experimente: la poste et la danse. Menuet en rondeau
29. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: 4. L'hypocondre. Sarabande - Gigue - Sarabande - Bourree - Sarabande
30. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: Remede: souffrance heroique. Marche
31. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: Le petit-maitre. Rondeau
32. Ouverture jointe d'une suite tragi-comique: Remede: petite-maison. Furies

CD Details

All Artists: Georg Philipp Telemann, Berlin Akademie für Alte Musik
Title: Telemann: Suites for Orchestra
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Harmonia Mundi Fr.
Release Date: 6/8/1999
Album Type: Import
Genre: Classical
Styles: Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Forms & Genres, Suites, Historical Periods, Baroque (c.1600-1750), Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 794881463121

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CD Reviews

Splendid run through on some previously unrecorded suites

08/07/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Its hard not to have the infectious enthusiasm of this music improve your day. These are all high spirited pieces from Telemann's large opus of suites (and fairly inventive too). As I sat listening to them I thought "these have the same bouncing gait as a good piece of Handel". The difference is Handel keeps the horse cantering along on the bridle path, and Telemann occasionally and unexpectedly sees a fox and steers the horse into the woods to chase it. The disc is long (almost 80 minutes) and while I don't love the price point (hence 4 stars instead of 5),the added bonus is that most of the suites haven't been recorded. So I'd give it 5 stars for the music and recording--highly recommended. But something less for the price. (After all, we are living in the world of naxos.)"