Mozart Divertimenti
K. 136, 137 and 138
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GEN 22762 EAN: 4260036257625
4.2.2022Special offer9.90 € 8.90 €
The freshness of works of a young master: this is what we discover on the new GENUIN album presented by the Folkwang Chamber Orchestra Essen under the direction of Johannes Klumpp. In Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Divertimenti K. 136–138, we hear a young composer in the process of growing up. The top-class, versatile orchestra performs these sparkling treasures lovingly and with spirit, full of dynamism and effervescent humor!
Fono Forum
"Klumpp chooses a choral scoring, which has a lot in its favor. Above all, he decides on a vital reading with strong contrasts, lively middle voices and brisk tempi."
Review by Andreas Friesenhagen, August 2022
Folkwang Kammerorchester Essen
Johannes Klumpp Conductor
The freshness of works of a young master: this is what we discover on the new GENUIN album presented by the Folkwang Chamber Orchestra Essen under the direction of Johannes Klumpp. In Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Divertimenti K. 136–138, we hear a young composer in the process of growing up. The top-class, versatile orchestra performs these sparkling treasures lovingly and with spirit, full of dynamism and effervescent humor!
Fono Forum
"Klumpp chooses a choral scoring, which has a lot in its favor. Above all, he decides on a vital reading with strong contrasts, lively middle voices and brisk tempi."
Review by Andreas Friesenhagen, August 2022
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The freshness of works of a young master: this is what we discover on the new GENUIN album presented by the Folkwang Chamber Orchestra Essen under the direction of Johannes Klumpp. In Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Divertimenti K. 136–138, we hear a young composer in the process of growing up. The top-class, versatile orchestra performs these sparkling treasures lovingly and with spirit, full of dynamism and effervescent humor!
Fono Forum
"Klumpp chooses a choral scoring, which has a lot in its favor. Above all, he decides on a vital reading with strong contrasts, lively middle voices and brisk tempi."
Review by Andreas Friesenhagen, August 2022