Johann Stamitz - Sinfonia à Quattro in A Major

Performance by Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra
Director Rachael Beesley
Johann Stamitz (1717-1757)
Sinfonia à Quattro in A Major (1746)
Allegro assai
Recorded live in City Recital Hall, Sydney on 14 May 2019
in historically informed performance style, on period instruments
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Founding Artistic Director | Richard Gill AO
Co-Artistic Directors | Rachael Beesley & Nicole van Bruggen
Video editing | Nico Jonker
Audio | Sound on Safari
Video footage | Ethereal Productions
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[@banginghats2]

I find this music incredibly uplifting.

[@annonuhm8400]

I've been loving Stamitz since I learned about him in German highschool! Thank you so much for sharing this piece with us :)

[@bzaatw]

Excellent, and magic.. Bravo Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra!

[@artfullyspun5480]

This is beautiful

[@danielrodriguez9630]

Bravo por estos musicos.

[@tangabiang5282]

Nice composition, and awesome performers...Congrats!

[@renatadaumas7006]

superbe version !!!

[@ausromclassorch]

Thank you Renata, we're so pleased you enjoyed it!

[@brennobronzi]

Um muito bom from Rio de Janeiro.

[@franciscobrunner6042]

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[@andorsagi]

Awesome 👍

[@venturaleris]

At the time this music was composed (1850s) it was extravagant and quirky, as it coexisted with the music of Handel, JS Bach, Telemann or Vivaldi, breaking the serious baroque contrapuntal "schemes"...

[@goeei]

Johann Stamitz (1717-1757), Sinfonia à Quattro in A Major (1746)

[@Umi-Chiku]

🎉🎉🎉

[@nottinghillad]

Wow.. Very high standards

[@ausromclassorch]

Thank you!