Quantz / Elysium Ensemble / Dikmans- Flute Concertos (CD)
Following critical acclaim for their series of duo recordings for violin and flute on the theme of 'The Art of Elegant Conversation', period instrument group the Elysium Ensemble returns to Resonus with an expanded line-up to present an arresting and vibrant new recording of flute concertos by the Baroque composer Johann Joachim Quantz. With Elysium founders Greg Dikmans (flute) and Lucinda Moon (violin) as soloist and leader, the Ensemble breathe fresh new life into these striking and beautifully crafted works with performances that are at once filled with a compelling spirit and warmth. The Elysium Ensemble is an Early Music group from Australia specializing in music from the 17th- and 18th centuries. It has been acclaimed by critics for it's elegant performances, fine musicianship and authoritative interpretations of music from the Baroque and Classical periods. This special ensemble embodies the concept of elysium (defined in the 17th century as a state of ideal happiness) by bringing together musicians whose awareness of the stylistic demands of the repertoire is combined with a mastery of period instruments. The ensemble's performances are indicative of the freshness and spontaneity which the musicians bring to this collaboration through discussion, rehearsal, experimentation and research.
Tracklist:
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: I. Allegro Di Molto Mà Con Spirito
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: II. Andantino
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: III. Più Tosto Moderato Mà Gustoso
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: I. Allegretto
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: II. Amoroso, Ma Non Lento
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: III. Vivace
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: I. Allegro
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: II. Andante Un Poco
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: III. Allegro Di Molto
- Concerto In E Minor, Qv 5:116: Cantabile E Frezzante (Con Sordini)
Following critical acclaim for their series of duo recordings for violin and flute on the theme of 'The Art of Elegant Conversation', period instrument group the Elysium Ensemble returns to Resonus with an expanded line-up to present an arresting and vibrant new recording of flute concertos by the Baroque composer Johann Joachim Quantz. With Elysium founders Greg Dikmans (flute) and Lucinda Moon (violin) as soloist and leader, the Ensemble breathe fresh new life into these striking and beautifully crafted works with performances that are at once filled with a compelling spirit and warmth. The Elysium Ensemble is an Early Music group from Australia specializing in music from the 17th- and 18th centuries. It has been acclaimed by critics for it's elegant performances, fine musicianship and authoritative interpretations of music from the Baroque and Classical periods. This special ensemble embodies the concept of elysium (defined in the 17th century as a state of ideal happiness) by bringing together musicians whose awareness of the stylistic demands of the repertoire is combined with a mastery of period instruments. The ensemble's performances are indicative of the freshness and spontaneity which the musicians bring to this collaboration through discussion, rehearsal, experimentation and research.
Tracklist:
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: I. Allegro Di Molto Mà Con Spirito
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: II. Andantino
- Concerto In A Minor, Qv 5:236: III. Più Tosto Moderato Mà Gustoso
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: I. Allegretto
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: II. Amoroso, Ma Non Lento
- Concerto In F Major, Qv 5:162: III. Vivace
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: I. Allegro
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: II. Andante Un Poco
- Concerto In G Major, Qv 5:178: III. Allegro Di Molto
- Concerto In E Minor, Qv 5:116: Cantabile E Frezzante (Con Sordini)