WOLFL – THE SYMPHONIES – PRATUM INTEGRUM ORCHESTRA – 2005

简介:
Composer: Josef Wlfl
Orchestra: Pratum Integrum Orchestra
Audio CD
Number of Discs: 1 SACD-R
Format: ISO
Bit Depth: 64(2.8 MHz/1 Bit)
Number of channels: 5.1, 2.0
Label: Caro Mitis
Size: 3.37 GB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: yes
Server: datafile
曲目:
Josef Wlfl: The Symphonies – Pratum Integrum Orchestra
Sinfonie g-moll (op. 40). Luigi Cherubini gewidmet
Symphony in G Minor (op. 40). Dedicated to Luigi Cherubini
01. Largo. Allegro 07:21
02. Minuetto 04:52
03. Andante con moto 05:56
04. Finale. Presto 04:56
Sinfonie C-dur (op. 41). Johann Peter Salomon gewidmet
Symphony in C Major (op. 41). Dedicated to Johann Peter Salomon
05. Allegro 07:44
06. Andante 06:47
07. Minuetto 03:10
08. Finale. Allegro assai 03:34
Bonus tracks – Ensemble “A La Russe”
Groes Duett d-moll für Klavier und Violoncello (op. 31). Madame Hollander gewidmet
Grand Duo in D Minor for Pianoforte and Violoncello (op. 31). Dedicated to Madame Hollander
09. Largo 01:25
10. Allegro molto 07:33
11. Andante 05:00
12. Finale. Allegro 04:38
PRATUM INTEGRUM ORCHESTRA
Sergei Filchenko 1st violin
J. Stainer “In Abssam prope Oenipontum”, Austria, 1678
Marina Katarzhnova 1st violin
L. Kerchenko, Moscow, 1996 / after A. Stradivari, 1707
Dmitry Lepekhov 1st violin
Anonym, 18th century
Alexander Dogadaev 1st violin
Anonym, Germany, 19th century
Vlad Pessin 1st violin
R. Naumov, St. Petersburg, 2004 / after A. Stradivari, 1707
Pavel Filchenko 1st violin
Anonym, late 18th century
Dmitry Sinkovsky 2nd violin
J.B. Schweizer, Germany, the first half of the 19th century
Ekaterina Krasutskaya 2nd violin
Anonym, France, early 1800s
Ivan Titov 2nd violin
J. Stainer “In Absam prope Oenipontum”, Austria, ca. 1679
Elena Davydova 2nd violin
K. Grimm, Berlin, Germany, 1841
Juri Vdovitchenko viola
Anonym, Tirol, 1792
Sergei Tischenko viola
T. Podgornyi, Moscow, 1956 / after A. Stradivari, Italy, early 1700s
Margarita Spiridonova viola
Anonym, Italy, early 1800s
Pavel Serbin cello
F. Pillement, Mirecourt, France, 1795 / restored by A. Meyer, Metz, France, 1999
Alexander Gulin cello
E. Meinel Meisterwerkstatten Musima, Germany, 1970s / after A. Stradivari, 18th century
Michael Khokhlov double bass
Anonym, Germany, 1840s
Olga Ivusheikova transverse flute
R. Tutz, Innsbruck, Austria / after H. Grenser, Germany, 1765
Philipp Nodel oboe
M & F Ponseele, Damme, Belgium / after J.F. Grundmann, ca. 1775
Svetlana Usacheva oboe
M & F Ponseele, Damme, Belgium / after J.F. Grundmann, ca. 1775
Alexander Kolomiets bassoon
Ph. Levin & L. Ross, NY, 1990s / after Buhner & Keller, late 18th century
Pyotr Bugrimenko bassoon
G. Wolf, Kronach, Germany, 2005 / after H. Grenser, Dresden, Germany, late 1700
Ilya Pervozvansky natural horn
Patterson Hornworks, USA / after N. Pechert, Vienna, ca. 1795
Vyacheslav Taran natural horn
Patterson Hornworks, USA / after N. Pechert, Vienna, ca. 1795
Leonid Gouriev natural trumpet
A. Egger, Basel, Switzerland, 1990 / after E.J. Haas, Nürnberg, Germany, 1780
Carl Schuurbiers natural trumpet
R. Vanryne, 2004 / after Schneider, Dresden, 1720
Anna Karpenko pianoforte
J.C. Neupert GmbH & Co, Bamberg-Nürnberg, Germany, 1979 / after J.A. Stein, Germany, 1788
Dmitry Shchelkin timpani
Anonym, Russia, late 19th century
Bonus tracks
Ensemble “A La Russe”:
Olga Martynova pianoforte
J.C. Neupert GmbH & Co, Bamberg-Nürnberg, Germany, 1979 / after J.A. Stein, Germany, 1788
Pavel Serbin cello
F. Pillement, Mirecourt, France, 1795 / restored by A. Meyer, Metz, France, 1999
Artistic Director – Pavel Serbin
Concertmaster – Sergei Filchenko