Music for Viola d’amore

Franz S. Schuchbauer, Johann P. Guzinger, Christian Pezold, Wilhelm Ganspeck

Anne Schumann Violine
Klaus Voigt Viola da Spalla
Alison McGillivray Violoncello
Petra Burmann Theorbo/Baroque guitar
Sebastian Knebel Harpsichord

Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn

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CD album cover 'Music for Viola d’amore' (GEN 10183 ) with Anne Schumann, Klaus Voigt, Alison McGillivray ...

GEN 10183 EAN 4260036251838

Release 22.10.2010Special offer
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Are you looking for a gift for a record collector who already has everything? Suddenly the team from GENUIN stands before you and presents a CD with wonderful, completely unknown music, played by brilliant musicians on an extremely unusual instrument: Who would hesitate? Anne Schumann and Klaus Voigt play colorful, warm and expansive Baroque music for the viola d’amore. A welcome change to see musicians who otherwise mainly perform with top-tier orchestras with John Eliot Gardiner or Trevor Pinnock performing as soloists! Oh, by the way: If you keep the CD for yourself

Anne Schumann Violine
Klaus Voigt Viola da Spalla
Alison McGillivray Violoncello
Petra Burmann Theorbo/Baroque guitar
Sebastian Knebel Harpsichord

Tonmeister: Michael Silberhorn

Are you looking for a gift for a record collector who already has everything? Suddenly the team from GENUIN stands before you and presents a CD with wonderful, completely unknown music, played by brilliant musicians on an extremely unusual instrument: Who would hesitate? Anne Schumann and Klaus Voigt play colorful, warm and expansive Baroque music for the viola d’amore. A welcome change to see musicians who otherwise mainly perform with top-tier orchestras with John Eliot Gardiner or Trevor Pinnock performing as soloists! Oh, by the way: If you keep the CD for yourself

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Tracklist

  1. Franz Simon Schuchbauer (gest . 1743)
    Trio A-Dur für 2 Violen d’amore und B.c.
  2. Johann Peter Guzinger (1683–1773)
    Suite A-Dur für Viola d’amore und B.c.
  3. Anonymus (1. Hälfte 18. Jh. )
    Trio D-Dur für 2 Violen d’amore und B.c.
  4. Anonymus (1. Hälfte 18. Jh. )
    Trio A-Dur für 2 Violen d’amore und B.c.
  5. Christian Pezold (1677–1733)
    Partita A-Dur für Viola d’amore
  6. Wilhelm Ganspeck (1687–1770)
    Ouverture A-Dur für 2 Violen d’amore und B.c.

Are you looking for a gift for a record collector who already has everything? Suddenly the team from GENUIN stands before you and presents a CD with wonderful, completely unknown music, played by brilliant musicians on an extremely unusual instrument: Who would hesitate? Anne Schumann and Klaus Voigt play colorful, warm and expansive Baroque music for the viola d’amore. A welcome change to see musicians who otherwise mainly perform with top-tier orchestras with John Eliot Gardiner or Trevor Pinnock performing as soloists! Oh, by the way: If you keep the CD for yourself