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Die Wohlklingende Fingersprache

Johann Mattheson, Vladimír Rusó

★ 5.00 1 ocen

10 ma 3 chce

Rok

1991

Kraj

Europe

Format

Album

Label

Trevak

TREC 4-0001

Classical Baroque

Identyfikatory

Barcode: 8598000400019 SPARS Code: DDD

Tracklista

Die Wohlklingende Fingersprache (1735) Fugen Und Suitensätze Für Cembalo

Fuga I (In Sol)

2:24

Fuga II (In Do)

4:09

Fuga III (In Fa)

2:40

Fuga IV (In Si^b)

3:21

Allemande (In Si^b)

1:35

Corrente (In Si^b)

1:22

Gavotte (In Si^b)

3:04

Fuga V. Adagio (In Mi^b)

4:37

Fuga VI (In Do)

6:33

Fughetta (In Do)

2:11

Fuga VII. Grave (In Fa)

4:34

Fuga VII (In Do)

5:31

Sinfonia. Presto

Fuga. Andante

Fuga IX (In Fa)

3:09

Burla. Vivace (In Fa)

1:11

Fuga X (In Sol)

7:57

Seriosita (In Sol)

2:47

Fuga XI. A Tempo Giusto (In Do)

2:41

Fuga XII. Werde Munter Mein Gemüte (In Sol)

4:15

Notatki wydania

℗ 1991 Slovak Treasures © 1991 General Design Manufactured and printed in DADC Austria GmbH, Anif, Austria Total Time: 64:20 Recorded at Classical Manor-House, Dolná Krupá near Trnava, March 10–13, 1991 Dramaturgy: Egon Krák Produced by E&J Recording Supervision: Leopold Komárek Sound Engineering & Editing: Otto Nopp, Ladislav Krajčovič Notes by Egon Krák Translation by Diana Jankovičová and Kuno Schumacher (Vienna, Austria) Photos by Alexander Klinko Design by General Design Exported by Slovak Treasures, Bratislava, ČSFR Manufactured and printed in DADC Austria GmbH, Anif, Austria Edition: Breitkopf & Härtel Musikverlag, Leipzig 1954 Instruments: Jürgen Ammer, German Harpsichord by Johann Heinrich Harraß (before 1714) – Used for Fugues I, II, III, IV, VI, VII, VIII, X, and XI Martin Sassmann, Flemish Harpsichord by Andreas Ruckers – Used for Allemande, Corrente, Gavotta, Fughetta, Blura, Seriosita, and Fugues V, IX, and XII