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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Complete Sonatas for Keyboard and Violin VOLUME 1 W.A MOZART 1_COVER_21804 22-09-2004 13:48 Pagina 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) complete sonatas for keyboard and violin VOLUME 1 W.A. Mozart Gary Cooper fortepiano complete sonatas volume Rachel Podger violin for keyboard and violin 1 Sonata in G Major KV 379 1 Adagio 6.00 CHANNEL CLASSICS CHANNEL CLASSICS 2 Allegro 5.09 CCS SA 21804 CCS SA 21804 3 Thema:Andantino cantabile 9.25 Sonata in C Major KV 6 & 2004 4 Allegro 4.45 5 Production & Distribution Andante 3.52 Channel Classics Records bv 6 Menuet I & II 2.10 E-mail: 7 Allegro molto 3.26 [email protected] More information about Sonata in F Major KV 547 our releases can be found 8 Andantino cantabile 5.04 on the WWW: 9 Allegro 8.53 www.channelclassics.com 10 Thema:Andante 7.27 Made in Germany Sonata in B flat Major KV 378 11 Allegro moderato 8.45 12 Andantino sostenuto e cantabile 6.34 STEMRA 13 Rondeau:Allegro 4.26 Total time 77.05 Gary Cooper fortepiano INSTRUMENTS Fortepiano:Anton Walter,Vienna 1795; copy by Derek Adlam 1987 Rachel Podger SURROUND/5.0 Violin: Pesarini this recording can be baroque violin played on all cd-players Rachel/Mozart vol.2_FRONT_22805 05-07-2005 19:49 Pagina 1 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) W.A. Mozart VOLUME 2 complete sonatas for keyboard and violin complete sonatas for keyboard and violin Gary Cooper fortepiano volume Rachel Podger violin 2 Sonata in C Major KV 303 (293c) 1 Adagio / Molto Allegro 5 CHANNEL CLASSICS CHANNEL CLASSICS 2 Gary Cooper Tempo di Menuetto 5.48 CCS SA 22805 CCS SA 22805 fortepiano Sonata in D Major KV 7 (1763-64) Rachel Podger 3 Allegro molto 4.41 4 & 2005 Adagio 6.25 Production & Distribution baroque violin 5 Menuet I & II 2.45 Channel Classics Records bv [email protected] Sonata in G Major KV 301 (293a) www.channelclassics.com 6 Allegro con spirito 8.11 7 Allegro 5.30 Made in Germany Sonata in F Major KV 30 (1766) •english 8 Adagio 7.17 •deutsch 9 Rondeau 2.55 •français Sonata in E flat Major KV 481 10 Molto allegro 6.58 STEMRA 11 Adagio 8.45 12 Allegretto 7.50 Total time 73.22 INSTRUMENTS SURROUND/5.0 fortepiano:Anton Walter,Vienna 1795; copy by Derek Adlam 1987 this recording can be violin: Pesarinius 1739 played on all cd-players Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) complete sonatas for keyboard and violin VOLUME 3 Gary Cooper fortepiano Rachel Podger violin Sonata in Bb, KV 454 1 Largo 01.45 2 Allegro 05.42 3 Andante 07.55 4 Allegretto 06.31 CHANNEL CLASSICS CCS SA 23606 Sonata in C, KV 28 5 Allegro maestoso 03.49 & 2006 6 Allegro grazioso 02.06 Production & Distribution Channel Classics Records bv Andante & Fugue in a, KV 402 (385e) [email protected] Completed by Maximilian Stadler www.channelclassics.com 7 Andante, ma un poco adagio 07.40 8 Allegro moderato 03.45 Made in Germany Andante & Allegretto in C, KV 404 (385d) english deutsch 9 Andante 02.22 françois 10 Allegretto 01.17 this hybrid recording can Sonata in Bb, KV 8 be played on all cd-players 11 Allegro 04.47 12 Andante grazioso 04.13 STEMRA 13 Menuet I & II 03.11 Sonata in Eb, KV 380 (374f) 14 Allegro 06.31 15 Andante con moto 11.21 SURROUND/5.0 16 Rondeau: Allegro 04.24 Total Time: 78.11 Fortepiano: Anton Walter, Vienna 1795; copy by Dere2k0 Adlam 1987 Violin: Pesarinius 1739 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) complete sonatas for keyboard and violin VOLUME 4 Sonata in Eb, K.302 (293b) 1 Allegro 7.48 CHANNEL CLASSICS 2 Rondeau: Andante grazioso 6.39 CCS SA 24607 Sonata in G, K.9 3 Allegro spiritoso 5.52 & 2007 4 Andante 2.37 Production & Distribution Channel Classics Records 5 Menuet 1 & II 4.36 bv info @channel.nl Sonata in e minor, K.304 (300c) www.channelclassics.com 6 Allegro 9.30 Made in Germany 7 Tempo di Menuetto 5.29 •english •deutsch Sonata in D, K.29 •françois 8 Allegro molto 3.21 9 Menuetto & Trio 3.54 STEMRA Sonata in A, K.526 10 Molto Allegro 9.26 11 Andante 8.19 12 Presto 7.41 SURROUND/5.0 Total time 76.12 this recording can be played on all cd-players Instruments: Fortepiano: Anton Walter, Vienna 1795; copy by Derek Adlam, 1987 Violin: Pesarinius 1739 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) complete sonatas for keyboard and violin VOLUME 5 Sonata in A, KV 305 1 Allegro di molto 6.40 2 Thema: Andante grazioso 9.32 CHANNEL CLASSICS CCS SA 25608 Sonata in C, KV 403 (385c) 3 Allegro moderato 7.33 & 2008 4 Andante 3.26 Production & Distribution Channel Classics Records bv 5 Allegretto 6.40 info @channel.nl (Allegretto completed by Maximilian Stadler) www.channelclassics.com Made in Austria Sonata in Bb, KV 31 6 Allegro 4.05 •english •deutsch •françois 7 Tempo di menuetto: Moderato 5.41 Sonata in D, KV 306 8 Allegro con spirito 7.44 9 Andantino cantabile 12.16 STEMRA 10 Allegretto 6.46 Total time 71.10 SURROUND/5.0 this recording can be played on all cd-players 20 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) W.A. Mozart complete sonatas for keyboard and violin VOLUME 6 complete sonatas for keyboard and violin volume 6 Sonata in F major, KV376 (374d) CHANNEL CLASSICS CHANNEL CLASSICS 1 Allegro 7.20 CCS SA 26208 CCS SA 26208 2 Andante 5.31 3 Rondeau: Allegretto grazioso 6.07 & 2008 Production & Distribution Sonata in C major, KV296 Channel Classics Records bv 4 Allegro vivace 6.55 [email protected] 5 Andante sostenuto 6.08 www.channelclassics.com 6 Rondeau: Allegro 3.49 Made in Austria Sonata in G major, KV27 •english •deutsch •françois 7 Andante poco Adagio 4.22 8 Allegro. Minore 4.20 Sonata in F major, KV377 (374e) 9 Allegro 6.02 10 Thema: Andante 9.21 STEMRA 11 Tempo di Menuetto 5.34 Gary Cooper total time 66.28 SURROUND/5. 0 fortepiano this recording can be Rachel Podger played on all cd-players violin MOZART 6_FRONT_26208.indd 1 07-07-2008 11:59:47 finalCOVER_MOZART 7-8_28109:Rachel/Mozart vol.4_FRONT_XXX04 16-04-2009 14:20 Pagina 1 VOLUME 7 VOLUME 8 London Sonatas, 1764 W.A. Mozart 1 Allegro in B flat major, Sonata in B Flat Major, KV 10 complete sonatas for keyboard and violin KV 372 [from an incomplete Sonata, 1 Allegro 4.53 volumes first movement, completed by Abbé 2 Andante 5.31 Maximilian Stadler] 7.58 3 Menuetto I and II 3.20 7& 8 Sonata in G Major, KV 11 CHANNEL CLASSICS CHANNEL CLASSICS 2-8 6 Variations in G minor, 4 Andante 3.56 ‘Hélas, j’ai perdu mon amant’, 5 Allegro 2.10 CCS SA 28109 CCS SA 28109 2CD 2CD KV 374b 11.03 6 Menuetto - Allegro 3.48 & 2009 Sonata in A Major, KV 12 Production & Distribution Gary Sonata in E Flat major, 7 Andante 4.15 Channel Classics Records bv KV 26 8 Allegro 2.12 info @channel.nl Cooper 9 Allegro molto 2.45 www.channelclassics.com fortepiano 10 Adagio poco Andante 2.50 Sonata in F Major, KV 13 Made in Austria 11 Rondeaux 2.37 9 Allegro 5.11 10 Andante 6.03 •english •deutsch •françois Rachel 12 Fantasia in C minor for 11 Menuetto I and II 2.20 Piano, KV 396 [after a fragment of Podger a work for Violin & Piano by Mozart, Sonata in C Major, KV 14 violin composed by Stadler] 10.20 12 Allegro 4.37 13 Allegro 2.51 13-25 12 Variations in G 14 Menuetto I and II ‘Carillon’ 2.58 major,‘La Bergère Célimène’, STEMRA KV 374a 17.02 Sonata in B Flat Major, KV 15 15 Andante maestoso 6.57 total time: 55.18 16 Allegro grazioso 2.43 total time: 65.00 SURROUND/5.0 violin: Pesarinius 1739 violin: Pesarinius 1739 this recording can be fortepiano: Anton Walter, Vienna 1795; harpsichord: Jacob Kirckman 1766 played on all cd-players copy by Derek Adlam 1987 with Alison McGillivray, cello.
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