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ROBERT WOOLLEY PLAYS SWEELINCK KEYBOARD WORKS, VOLUME 2
Gramophone wrote of the first volume in this series, ‘Those who have encountered the supreme artistry of this composer at his best will relish the clarity of voicing and judicious registrations’. As well as being one of the most famous organists and teachers of his time, Sweelinck was the last and most important composer of the musically rich Golden Era of The Netherlands. His large output includes seventy works for keyboard, which represent some of the most richly imaginative music of the period, yet none of it was published in his lifetime. Robert Woolley is an internationally regarded authority on the music of this period. He is well known for his concert activity and for his many recordings on Chandos, both as a solo keyboard recitalist and as a member of The Purcell Quartet which he co-founded.
1 Toccata Noni toni, SwWV 297 05:20
2 Est-ce Mars, SwWV 321 04:33
3 Pavana Lachrymae, SwWV 328 05:20
4 Almande Gratie, SwWV 318, "More Palatino" 03:52
5 Toccata C2, SwWV 283 03:28
6 Vluchtige nymph, SwWV 331 02:08
7 Toccata primi toni, SwWV 286 03:55
8 Mein junges Leben hat ein End, SwWV 324 06:24
9 Toccata a 3 G2, SwWV 289 02:18
10 Pavana Philippi, SwWV 329 07:02
11 Toccata Secundi toni, SwWV 292 02:38
12 Engelse fortuin, SwWV 320, "Von der Fortuna werd ich getrieben" (Fortune My Foe) 03:12
13 Onder een linde groen (Unter der Linden grune), SwWV 325 05:21
14 Fantasia chromatica in Dorian mode, SwWV 258 08:04 |
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