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Orchestersuiten/Orchestral Suites Oregon Bach Festival Chamber Orchestra 4.K Orchestersuiten/Orchestral Suites Oregon Bach Festival Chamber Orchestra CD 1 Ouvertüre C-Dur/Overture C Major BWV 1066 23:33 1 Ouverture 6:24 2 Courante 2:29 3 Gavotte I – alternativement Gavotte II 3:30 Musik- und Klangregie/Producer: 4 Forlane 1:22 CD 1–4, 8: Karen Wilson, Don Harder; CD 5–7, 9–11: Richard Hauck 5 Menuet I – alternativement Menuet II 3:35 6 Bourrée I – alternativement Bourrée II 2:36 Toningenieur/Sound engineer: CD 1–4, 8: Don Harder; CD 5–7, 9–11: Teije van Geest 7 Passepied I – alternativement Passepied II 3:36 Aufnahme/Recording: Ouvertüre h-Moll/Overture B Minor BWV 1067 19:21 CD 1+2: Juli 1992, Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Eugene, Oregon 8 Ouverture 7:35 CD 3+4: Juli 1994, Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Eugene, Oregon 9 Rondeau 1:45 CD 5: Mai 1999, Stadthalle Leonberg bl Sarabande 2:19 CD 6: September 1999, Stadthalle Leonberg bm Bourrée I & II 1:49 CD 7: Mai 1999, Stadthalle Leonberg/Stadthalle Sindelfingen bn Polonaise & Double 3:12 CD 8: Juli 1999, Hult Center for the Performing Arts, Eugene Oregon bo Menuet 1:16 CD 9: Mai 1999, Januar 2000, Stadthalle Leonberg/Stadthalle Sindelfingen bp Badinerie 1:25 Höhe: 120 mm CD 10: Mai, September 1999, Januar 2000, Stadthalle Leonberg/Stadthalle Sindelfingen CD 11: Januar 2000, Stadthalle Sindelfingen Total Time 42:54 Einführungstexte/Programme notes: CD 1, 2, 5–9: Dr. Michael Märker; CD 2 CD 3, 4, 11: Dr. Andreas Bomba; CD 10: Dr. Michael Märker & Prof. Ingo Goritzki Ouvertüre D-Dur/Overture D Major BWV 1068 20:45 Cover: Johann Sebastian Bach; Porträt-Gemälde 1746 von Elias Gottlob Haussmann (1695–1774) 1 Ouverture 8:16 2 Air 4:58 Design: Krüger & Ko. 3 Gavotte I – alternativement Gavotte II 3:27 4 Bourrée 1:17 Grafik (Innenseiten): Wolfgang During 5 Gigue 2:47 Endredaktion/Final editing: hänssler CLASSIC 3 98.009_TS|Booklet_© 4.indd 2-3 Breite: 121 mm Breite: 121 mm 30.01.13 17:09 Ouvertüre D-Dur/Overture D Major BWV 1069 20:09 Concerto 3zo G-Dur/G Major BWV 1048 11:37 6 Ouverture 9:02 à tre Violini, tre Viole, è tre Violoncelli col Baßo per il Cembalo 7 Bourrée I – alternativement Bourrée II 2:43 8 (Allegro) 5:56 8 Gavotte 1:54 9 Adagio 0:24 9 Menuet I – alternativement Menuet II 3:47 bl Allegro 5:17 bl Réjouissance 2:42 Total Time 43:40 Total Time 40:54 CD 4 Concerto 4to G-Dur/G Major BWV 1049 15:10 à Violino principale, due Fiauti d’Echo, due Violini, una Viola è Violone in Ripieno, Violoncello è Continuo Brandenburgische Konzerte/Brandenburg Concertos 1 (Allegro) 7:09 Oregon Bach Festival Chamber Orchestra 2 Andante 3:09 3 Presto 4:52 CD 3 Concerto 5to D-Dur/D Major BWV 1050 20:41 Concerto 1mo F-Dur/F Major BWV 1046 20:31 à une Traversiere, une Violino principale, une Violino è una Viola in Ripieno, à 2 Corni di Caccia, 3 Hautbois è Baßono, Violino Piccolo concertato, 2 Violini, Violoncello, Violone è Cembalo concertato una Viola è Violoncello, col Baßo Continuo 4 Allegro 10:18 1 (Allegro) 4:18 5 Affettuoso 5:06 Höhe: 120 mm 2 Adagio 3:55 6 Allegro 5:17 3 Allegro 4:10 4 Menuet – Trio – Menuet – Poloineße – Menuet – Trio – Menuet 8:08 Concerto 6to B-Dur/B Flat Major BWV 1051 16:12 à due Viole da Braccio, due Viole da Gamba, Violoncello, Violone è Cembalo Concerto 2do F-Dur/F Major BWV 1047 11:32 7 (Allegro) 6:03 à 1 Tromba, 1 Fiauto, 1 Hautbois, 1 Violino, concertati, è 2 Violini, 1 Viola è Violone 8 Adagio mà non tanto 4:37 in Ripieno col Violoncello è Baßo per il Cembalo 9 Allegro 5:32 5 (Allegro) 5:03 6 Andante 3:46 Total Time 52:03 7 Allegro assai 2:43 4 5 98.009_TS|Booklet_© 4.indd 4-5 Breite: 121 mm Breite: 121 mm 30.01.13 17:09 Violinkonzerte/Violin Concertos Concerto E-Dur/E Major BWV 1053 19:15 Christoph Poppen, Isabelle Faust (BWV 1043) • Bach-Collegium Stuttgart 4 (ohne Bezeichnung) 8:00 5 Siciliano 4:52 CD 5 6 Allegro 6:23 Concerto a-Moll/A Minor BWV 1041 12:43 Concerto D-Dur/D Major BWV 1054 15:17 1 (ohne Bezeichnung) 3:27 7 (ohne Bezeichnung) 7:01 2 Andante 5:44 8 Adagio e piano sempre 5:44 3 Allegro assai 3:32 9 Allegro 2:32 Concerto E-Dur/E Major BWV 1042 16:10 Total Time 54:55 4 Allegro 7:33 5 Adagio 6:06 CD 7 6 Allegro assai 2:31 Concerto A-Dur/A Major BWV 1055 13:17 Concerto d-Moll/D Minor BWV 1043 13:42 1 Allegro 4:05 7 Vivace 3:35 2 Larghetto 4:58 8 Largo ma non tanto 5:32 3 Allegro ma non tanto 4:16 9 Allegro 4:35 Concerto f-Moll/F Minor BWV 1056 9:18 Total Time 42:35 4 (ohne Bezeichnung) 3:06 5 Largo 2:43 Höhe: 120 mm 6 Presto 3:29 Concerto F-Dur/F Major BWV 1057 15:16 7 (ohne Bezeichnung) 7:12 Cembalokonzerte/Harpsichord Concertos 8 Andante 3:03 Robert Levin • Bach-Collegium Stuttgart 9 Allegro assai 5:01 CD 6 Concerto g-Moll/G Minor BWV 1058 13:02 bl (ohne Bezeichnung) 3:38 Concerto d-Moll/D Minor BWV 1052 20:23 bm Andante 5:40 1 Allegro 7:31 bn Allegro assai 3:44 2 Adagio 5:46 3 Allegro 7:06 Total Time 50:53 6 7 98.009_TS|Booklet_© 4.indd 6-7 Breite: 121 mm Breite: 121 mm 30.01.13 17:09 Konzerte für zwei Cembali/Concertos for two Harpsichords Konzerte für drei und vier Cembali/ Robert Levin, Jeffrey Kahane • Oregon Bach Festival Chamber Orchestra Concertos for three and four Harpsichords CD 8 Konzert für Cembalo, Violine und Flöte/ Concerto for Harpsichord, Violin and Flute Concerto c-Moll/C Minor BWV 1060 12:19 1 Allegro 4:38 Brandenburgisches Konzert Nr. 5 (Frühfassung)/ 2 Largo ovvero Adagio 4:18 Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 (early version) 3 Allegro 3:23 Robert Levin (1–15), Mario Videla (1–9), Michael Behringer (1–3, 7–9), Boris Kleiner Concerto C-Dur/C Major BWV 1061a 16:13 (4–9), Cembalo/Harpsichord • Isabelle Faust (10–15, Violine/Violin) • Jean-Claude 4 (ohne Bezeichnung) 7:02 Gérard (10–15, Flöte/Flute) • Bach-Collegium Stuttgart 5 Adagio 3:59 6 Vivace 5:12 CD 9 Concerto c-Moll/C Minor BWV 1062 13:11 Concerto d-Moll/D Minor BWV 1063 7 (ohne Bezeichnung) 3:37 für drei Cembali, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for three harpsichords, strings and basso continuo 12:02 8 Andante e piano 5:16 1 1. (Ohne Bezeichnung) 4:26 9 Allegro assai 4:18 2 2. Alla Siciliana 3:06 3 3. Allegro 4:30 Concerto C-Dur/C Major BWV 1061 16:02 bl (ohne Bezeichnung) 6:49 Concerto C-Dur/C Major BWV 1064 Höhe: 120 mm bm Adagio 3:53 für drei Cembali, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for three harpsichords, strings and basso continuo 15:29 bn Vivace 5:20 4 1. (ohne Bezeichnung) 6:07 5 2. Adagio 4:56 Total Time 57:45 6 3. Allegro 4:26 Concerto a-Moll/A Minor BWV 1065 für vier Cembali, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for four harpsichords, strings and basso continuo 8:48 7 1. (ohne Bezeichnung) 3:38 8 2. Largo 2:01 9 3. Allegro 3:09 8 9 98.009_TS|Booklet_© 4.indd 8-9 Breite: 121 mm Breite: 121 mm 30.01.13 17:09 Concerto a-Moll/A Minor BWV 1044 Concerto g-Moll/G Minor BWV 1056R 9:16 für Cembalo, Violine und Flöte/for harpsichord, violin and flute 20:40 für Oboe, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for oboe, strings and basso continuo bl 1. Allegro 8:22 7 1. (Allegro) 3:05 bm 2. Adagio ma non tanto e dolce 5:41 8 2. Adagio 2:43 bn 3. Tempo di Allabreve 6:37 9 3. Presto 3:28 Concerto D-Dur/D Major BWV 1050a 17:36 Concerto d-Moll/D Minor BWV 1059R 11:14 bo 1. (ohne Bezeichnung) 7:35 für Oboe, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for oboe, strings and basso continuo bp 2. Adagio 4:49 bl 1. (Allegro) 5:25 bq 3. Allegro 5:02 bm 2. Adagio 2:48 bn 3. Presto 3:01 Total Time 1:14:35 Concerto d-Moll/D Minor BWV 1060R 12:58 für Oboe, Violine, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for oboe, violin, strings and basso continuo bo 1. Allegro 4:32 bp 2. Largo ovvero Adagio 5:04 bq 3. Allegro 3:22 Wiedergewonnene Oboenkonzerte/Restored Oboe Concertos Total Time 1:05:21 Ingo Goritzki (Oboe d’amore, Oboe) • Christoph Poppen (Violine/Violin, BWV 1060R) • Bach-Collegium Stuttgart Höhe: 120 mm CD 10 Wiedergewonnene Violinkonzerte/Reconstructed Violin Concertos Concerto F-Dur/F Major BWV 1053R 18:15 für Oboe d’amore, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for oboe d’amore, strings and basso continuo + Sinfonia BWV 1045 1 1. (Allegro) 7:47 Isabelle Faust • Muriel Cantoreggi (BWV1064R) • Christoph Poppen (BWV 1064R) • 2 2. Siciliano 4:30 Bach-Collegium Stuttgart 3 3. Allegro 5:58 CD 11 Concert A-Dur/A Major BWV 1055R 13:38 für Oboe d’amore, Streicher und Basso Continuo/for oboe d’amore, strings and basso continuo 1 Sinfonia D-Dur/D Major BWV 1045 5:34 4 1.
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