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Tag Archives: Baroque
Lodestar Trio’s Bach to Folk
These days I particularly enjoy music that combines roots or folk music with other traditions including jazz and classical. The musicians of Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland seem particularly adept at this sort of thing: Norwegian guitarist Jakob Bro, the … Continue reading →
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Angela East, Bach: The Cello Suites; Baroque Cello Illuminations
Angela East is the cellist for Red Priest, the baroque chamber ensemble noted for its innovative approach and flamboyant public style. In the two recordings presented here, East has gone solo, pretty much, and brought this approach to the smaller-scale … Continue reading →
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George Frideric Handel’ Water Music/Royal Fireworks Music
This review was written by Huw Collingbourne for an earlier incarnation of Green Man Review. What the world really does not need, you might think, is yet another recording of Handel’s Water Music. Along with Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the Water … Continue reading →
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George Frideric Handel’s Messiah
Handel’s Messiah is without doubt the most often-performed work from the baroque canon, to the extent that every December sees concerts organized by symphonies, choruses, churches, and even sing-alongs staged by volunteers. Think about it: it’s almost one word: Handelsmessiah. … Continue reading →
Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons
Terje Tønnesen, soloist and conductor on this recording of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, includes a liner note to the effect that the performance “represents a form of time travel in which we attempt a ‘correct’ reading of history while at … Continue reading →
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Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, Op. 8, Nos. 1-4; Pietro Locatelli’s Concerto in F Major, Op. 3, No. 10 and Concerto in D Major, Op. 3, No. 11
Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is arguably one of the most performed, and certainly among the most heard, of Baroque masterpieces, having made its way from musty libraries to concert halls to shopping malls. It is seldom that one is able … Continue reading →