Lessing, Greither, Backes - Joseph Haydn / Trio-Divertimenti Für Baryton, Viola Und Bass
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Label: Kammermusikalische Kostbarkeiten / F 6665.9 | Released: 1977 | Genre: Classical
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 42 In D-Dur
A1 Cantabile
A2 Allegro
A3 Menuett
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 46 In A-Dur
A4 Moderato
A5 Menuett
A6 Finale Allegro
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Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 82 In C-Dur
B1 Adagio
B2 Allegro
B3 Menuet (Allegretto)
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 106 In D-Dur
B4 Moderato (Variationen)
B5 Menuett
B6 Finale: Presto Assai
Credits
Photo (Cover Art) J. Karath, Budapest
Director, Viola – Aloys Greither
Baryton – Alfred Lessing
Violoncello – Hermann Backes
Ensemble – Kammermusikalische Kostbarkeiten
Liner Notes – A. Greither
Notes
F 6665.973
White labels
Vinyl | LP Cover (1:1) | FLAC + cue | 24bit/96kHz & 16bit/44kHz | 900mb & 200mb
Label: Kammermusikalische Kostbarkeiten / F 6665.9 | Released: 1977 | Genre: Classical
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 42 In D-Dur
A1 Cantabile
A2 Allegro
A3 Menuett
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 46 In A-Dur
A4 Moderato
A5 Menuett
A6 Finale Allegro
–
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 82 In C-Dur
B1 Adagio
B2 Allegro
B3 Menuet (Allegretto)
Divertimento (Baryton-Trio) Nr. 106 In D-Dur
B4 Moderato (Variationen)
B5 Menuett
B6 Finale: Presto Assai
Credits
Photo (Cover Art) J. Karath, Budapest
Director, Viola – Aloys Greither
Baryton – Alfred Lessing
Violoncello – Hermann Backes
Ensemble – Kammermusikalische Kostbarkeiten
Liner Notes – A. Greither
Notes
F 6665.973
White labels
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The baryton is almost exclusively associated with Joseph Haydn. It was a much older instrument, though. Its origins go back as far as the early 17th century. In his liner-notes Jérôme Lejeune states that the descriptions of the instrument in its early stages widely differ and often have not that much in common with the baryton as we know it from Haydn’s time. In the 18th century it was especially popular in southern Germany and Austria. Because Haydn’s output for the baryton is so large, not that much is known about other composers’ works for the instrument. What is known is that at least Johann Joseph Fux and Attilio Ariosti wrote arias with an obbligato part for the baryton.musicweb-international.com
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