Orchestra: Berliner Barock Solisten
Conductor: Reinhard Goebel
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: haenssler CLASSIC
Release: 2022
Size: 689 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach: Sinfonia in D Major, C8
01. I. Moderato
02. II. Andante e piano sempre
03. III. Vivace
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonia in E-Flat Major, Wq. 122/2
04. I Allegro ma non molto
05. II. Andante
06. III. Allegro assai
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonia in C major
07. I. Allegro
08. II. Andante e piano
09. III. Presto
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonia in E Minor, Wq. 177
10. I. Allegro assai
11. II. Andante moderato
12. III. Allegro
Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach: Sinfonia in D Minor, WFV I:3
13. I. Allegro
14. II. Andante amoroso
15. III. Allegro assai
Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach: Sinfonia in B Major, B.C. BR-JEB C 1
16. I. Allegro
17. II. Andante
18. III. Allegro
Johann Ludwig Bach: Concerto in D Major, JLB 39
19. I. Allegro
20. II. Andante
21. III. Allegro
22. Johann Sebastian Bach: Sinfonia in D major, BWV 1045
Every generation creates its own forms of expression. Often, this happens in abrupt rejection of what has gone before. And not infrequently, the provocative gestures in which a new attitude to life is articulated disappear again just as quickly as they appeared. Such thoughts may also have moved Johann Sebastian Bach when, in the early 1740s, his two eldest sons took up the genre of the symphony, which had come from Italy and was accompanied by a novel treatment of the orchestra and compositional technique. Together with their generational peers, they created an independent line of tradition that was later referred to by music historians as the “symphony of the North German school.” The fact that the symphony did not remain a short-lived fashion, favored by a handful of young savages, but advanced to become a genre that was soon considered the “acknowledged paramount form of instrumental music”, was one of the most significant and momentous musical achievements of the 18th century.