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Johann Christian BACH, Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, David Zinman
Symphonies Opp. 6, 9, 18
- CD 1
- Symphony in G major,Op.6,No.1,W.C7
- 1. I.Allegroconbrio 03:57
- 2. II.Andante 02:22
- 3. III.Allegroassai 01:36
- Symphony in D major,Op.6,No.2,W.C8
- 4. I.Allegrospirito 03:54
- 5. II.Andante 02:47
- 6. III.Allegrospirito 01:17
- Symphony in E flat major,Op.6,No.3,W.C9
- 7. I.Allegroconbrio 02:44
- 8. II.Andante 02:17
- 9. III.Allegroassai 01:48
- Symphony in B flat major,Op.6,No.4,W.C10
- 10. I.Allegrodimolto 03:02
- 11. II.Andante 01:50
- 12. III.Presto 01:10
- Symphony in E flat major,Op.6,No.5,W.C11
- 13. I.Allegroconbrio 03:15
- 14. II.Andante 03:04
- 15. III.Allegroassai 01:25
- Symphony in Gm in or,Op.6,No.6,W.C12
- 16. I.Allegro 02:57
- 17. II.Andantepiutostoadagio 03:50
- 18. III.Allegromolto 02:12
- GrandOverture in B flat major,Op.18,No.2,W.G9
- 19. I.Allegroassai 03:02
- 20. II.Andante 03:55
- 21. III.Presto 01:43
- GrandOverture in D major,Op.18,No.4,W.C27
- 22. I.Allegroconspirito 03:55
- 23. II.Andante 03:39
- 24. III.Rondo:Presto 02:27
- GrandOverture in D major,Op.18,No.6,W.XC1
- 25. I.Allegroconspirito 03:31
- 26. II.Andante 02:51
- 27. III.Allegro 02:18
- CD 2
- Bach,Johann Christian
- GrandOverture in E flat major,Op.18,No.1,W.C26
- 1. I.Spiritoso 04:24
- 2. II.Andante 04:53
- 3. III.Allegro 02:00
- GrandOverture in D majorOp.18,No.3,W.G15
- 4. I.Allegro 04:11
- 5. II.Andante 04:57
- 6. III.Allegro 02:41
- GrandOverture in E major,Op.18,No.5,W.C28
- 7. I.Allegro 05:44
- 8. II.Andante 04:13
- 9. III.Tempodim in uetto 05:17
- Symphony in B flat major,Op.9,No.1,W.C17
- 10. I.Allegroconspirito 03:55
- 11. II.Andante 02:29
- 12. III.Presto 02:43
- Symphony in E flat major,Op.9,No.2,W.C18
- 13. I.Allegro 04:51
- 14. II.Andante 03:36
- 15. III.Tempodimenuetto 03:37
- Symphony in B flat major,Op.9,No.3,W.C19
- 16. I.Allegroassai 02:32
- 17. II.Andante 01:49
- 18. III.Allegrodimolto 02:12
- Lacalamitade'cuori,W.G27:Overture
- 19. Lacalamitade'cuori,W.G27:Overture 04:38
- Łączny czas: 02:22:16
- Netherlands Chamber Orchestra - orchestra
- David Zinman - conductor
- Johann Christian BACH
“David Zinman’s well-recorded, modern-instrument performances with the Netherlands Chamber Orchestra are polished and elegant, and they have vigour as well as finesse.” (Gramophone) Johann Christian was the youngest son of Johann Sebastian who found a home in London after travels across Germany and Italy. His cosmopolitan education and outlook can be enjoyed in these symphonies or sinfonias from the 1760s and later. Haydn may have been writing full four-movement works by then, but J.C.’s use of the old, operatically inspired three-movement model is always imaginative, enlived by attractive scoring for solo winds and strings. Some of the slow movements are certainly instrumental arias in their own right. In all these symphonies, an energetic Allegro with a bold, attention-grabbing opening gesture leads to a slow movement (invariably marked Andante) and a fast final movement, often in a brisk triple time or with dancing or hunting associations. It might have been these examples that led to the eight-year-old Mozart composing his first symphonies while in London. Mozart often spoke well of Bach in his letters to his family. ‘I suppose you have heard that the English Bach is dead?’ he wrote to his father in April 1782. ‘What a loss to the musical world!’