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Music CD details
The Bucharest Virtuosi
conducted by Horia Andreescu
'Five Centuries of German Music in Transylvania'
(EDC168)
Soloists:
Georgeta Stoleriu - soprano (8. 9. 10)
Adrian Petrescu - oboe (14)
Stefan Thomasz - double bass (15-18)
Gabriel Bala - viola (15-18)
Rene Cristian Popescu - violin (19-21)
Nicolae Licaret - harpsichord
Cconductor - Horia Andreescu
Label - Electrecord, Romania
From sleeve notes:
"The Chamber Orchestra Bucharest Virtuosi was founded in 1988 and is
conducted by Horia Andreescu. The orchestra consists mainly of chamber musicians
from
the Bucharest Philharmonic Orchestra and Romanian Radio Symphony Orchestra.
The Bucharest Virtuosi is the first Romanian orchestra to be established as a private company. The orchestra gives regular concerts in Bucharest and in other
Romanian cultural centres.
Horia Andreescu is musical director of the Romanian Radio Symphony Orchestra
in Bucharest, conductor of the Bucharest Philharmonic Orchestra and - from 1982
until 1992 - permanent guest conductor of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra
and of the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra. He studied at the Academy of Music
in Bucharest and at the Vienna Musikakademie.
He has toured in Germany (including 26 concerts in Berlin), Denmark, Holland.
Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Switzerland, Austria (Vienna Symphony Orchestra
and Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra), Bulgaria, Russia, the Czech Republic.
former Yugoslavia, Turkey, Greece and Great Britain.
He has recorded more than fifty works on LP or CD with the Bucharest Philharmonic Orchestra, Romanian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra etc."
GBP 8.97
The Bucharest Virtuosi
conducted by Horia Andreescu
'Five Centuries of German Music in Transylvania'
(EDC168)
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Valentin Greff Bakfark 1. Fantasia IV 4 Vocum Recercate (5'28") Nicolao Schmall von Lebensdorf 2. Siebenburger Tanz (1'03") Codex Caioni (unknown composers) 3. No. 202: Praeambulum VIII. toni (0'21") 4. No. 203: Clausula (0'26") 5. No. 86: Bey min armen Hertz (0'40") 6. No. 87: Meines Hertzen Trost (1'08") 7. No. 85: Ein adeliches Baddelein (0'32") Georg Daniel Speer 8. Musikalisch-tiirkischer Eulenspiegel (fragment) (8'42") J. Sartorius (the younger) 9. O wie selig (7'39") 10. Gutter Samann (6'50") R. Schenker Sonata V in B flat major (11'44") 11. I. Allegro assai (5'03") 12. II. Rondeau grazioso (3'21") 13. III. Poco presto (3'14") Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf 14. Andantino from Symphonie in D major for oboe and orchestra (4'01") Symphonie Concertante for double bass and viola (17'10") 15. I. Allegro (5'03") 16. II. Andantino (5'39") 17. III. Menuetto (3'09") 18. IV. Allegro ma non troppo (3'05") Wilhelm Georg Berger Three Miniatures for String Orchestra (8'14") 19. I. Allegro (1'56") 20. II. Andante ben marcato (2'25") 21. 111. Vivo (3'43") |
Duration (75'00") |