J.G. Orschler: Triosonata in F minor
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Johann Georg ORSCHLER 1698 - 1767/70
Trio per due violini e basso continuo in F minor:
1. Intrada
2. Siciliana 3:18
3. Menuet Trio 6:20
4. Fuga 8:04
Collegium Marianum
Jana Semerádová [direction]
A complex melody almost reminiscent of František Tůma
The transverse flute player Jana Semerádová is a graduate of the Prague Conservatory, the Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University (Theory and Practice of Early Music), and the Royal Conservatory in the Hague, the Netherlands (the class of Wilbert Hazelzet). … She is the artistic director of the Collegium Marianum Ensemble and programme director of the concert cycle Baroque Soirées and the international music festival Summer Festivities of Early Music. …
Thank you!!!
Himmelskt vacker musik! Man nästan anar att Johann Georg Orschler gläntar på porten till himmelriket.
Wonderful music and very beautiful performance … Thank you very much foe the upload
Великолепно !!!
Beautiful ! Thank you for posting !
Me encantó gracias.
Dresden baroque and pure, before the destruction caused by the war.
It's quite like so NOW
i was there a week ago, surely there are black stones survived and re-used but all pavillons are open, may be gardens are better arranged in 2018.
Thanks to architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann for his magnificent work !!!
I was not referring only to the palace, but to the setting of the time, the buildings of the time.
That almost nothing already exists from the time of painting.
ah SURE ! just inthe back of this point of view in the pavillon of music saturday 13 october there was a Concert with the four seasons by VIVALDI !
Beautiful.
What's the place in the painting called
Zwinger
@@DrammapermusicaS thanks senpai
Is the painting by Bellotto who was related to the more famous Canaletto both Venetians? Bellotto's paintings of Dresden and Warsaw were so accurate that they were used by architects in the reconstruction of these two cities after their near complete destruction in World War Two.Canaletto is better known for his paintings of eighteenth century London and are extremely valuable -many being in the British queen's collections.
@Kalo Arepo, yes.