Graupner / Finnish Baroque Orch / Kaakinen-Pilch: Orchestral Suites
Graupner / Finnish Baroque Orch / Kaakinen-Pilch: Orchestral Suites
Format: CD
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Artist: Graupner / Finnish Baroque Orch / Kaakinen-Pilch
Label: Ondine
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 761195122020
Genre: Classical
Graupner's total surviving output comprises some 2,000 separate works, including ten operas, a hundred symphonies, a thousand cantatas, 85 orchestral suites and 44 concertos. A significant part of his orchestral output consists of concertos and suites with diverse, sometimes very curious instruments in the solo ensembles. Among the rarer solo instruments he favored were the flûte d'amour, a flute pitched a third lower than the normal transverse flute, and the viola d'amore, an instrument roughly the same size and shape as a viola but with resonating free strings in addition to the (usually) seven strings played with the bow. Combining the traverse and hunting horn in the same concerto, or the viola d'amore and the chalumeau, was extremely exceptional for the period.
Tracks:
1.1 Ouverture
1.2 Air en Gavotte
1.3 Hornepipe
1.4 Air en Sarabande
1.5 Air en Polonese
1.6 Air en Menuet
1.7 Ouverture
1.8 Air
1.9 Tempo Di Sarabande
1.10 Tempo Di Bourrée VII
1.11 Air: Largo
1.12 Menuet VII
1.13 Ouverture
1.14 Air
1.15 Sarabande
1.16 Menuet I/Iv
1.17 Marche
1.18 Chaconne
