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BACH, HANDEL, TELEMANN, VIVALDI, Ray Still

A Chicago Legend - Baroque Oboe Sonatas

  • 1. Sonata in G Minor: Andante 8:20
  • 2. Sonata in G Minor: Largo E Dolce 4:17
  • 3. Sonata in G Minor: Presto - Allegro 6:09
  • 4. Sonata No. 1 in C Minor: Adagio 1:51
  • 5. Sonata No. 1 in C Minor: Allegro 1:46
  • 6. Sonata No. 1 in C Minor: Adagio 1:44
  • 7. Sonata No. 1 in C Minor: Allegro 1:06
  • 8. Sonata No. 2 in G Minor: Larghetto 1:59
  • 9. Sonata No. 2 in G Minor: Allegro 1:51
  • 10. Sonata No. 2 in G Minor: Adagio 0:42
  • 11. Sonata No. 2 in G Minor: Allegro 1:59
  • 12. Partita II: Siciliana 1:27
  • 13. Partita II: Allegro 1:20
  • 14. Partita II: Allegro 1:21
  • 15. Partita II: Allegro 1:13
  • 16. Partita II: Affettuoso 1:39
  • 17. Partita II: Presto 0:57
  • 18. Partita II: Tempo Di Menuetto 2:49
  • 19. Partita V: Andante 1:12
  • 20. Partita V: Vivace 1:28
  • 21. Partita V: Presto 1:08
  • 22. Partita V: Vivace 0:55
  • 23. Partita V: Siciliana 1:33
  • 24. Partita V: Vivace 1:13
  • 25. Partita V: Presto 0:50
  • 26. Partita VI: Affettuoso 1:54
  • 27. Partita VI: Presto 0:59
  • 28. Partita VI: Vivace 1:32
  • 29. Partita VI: Tempo Di Ciaconna 1:50
  • 30. Partita VI: Allegro 0:58
  • 31. Partita VI: Allegro 1:24
  • 32. Partita VI: Tempo Di Minuet 2:46
  • 33. Sonata No. 6 in G Minor: Vivace 1:30
  • 34. Sonata No. 6 in G Minor: Allabreve - Fuga Da Capella 2:00
  • 35. Sonata No. 6 in G Minor: Largo 1:19
  • 36. Sonata No. 6 in G Minor: Allegro, Ma Non Presto 3:27
  • Ray Still - oboe
  • BACH
  • HANDEL
  • TELEMANN
  • VIVALDI

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"Still’s style of oboe playing had elements of both the more relaxed European style and the more controlled American style, with the singing tone he admired in de Busscher, Labate, and Bloom. For example, one of his students, Michael Rosenberg, has played in German orchestras, where the American style is not popular. The American style came primarily from Marcel Tabuteau; Still said that up to the early 1970s, he was the only principal oboist in a major US orchestra who had not studied with him. He was most flattered when reviewers compared him to great singers, as a reviewer in London did when he played oboe concerti with the Academy of London in 1985, or to great jazz musicians, as a reviewer did in a review of his recording of the Bach Wedding Cantata."