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狂飆突進運動,第一集 葛路克 / 海頓 / 貝克 / 喬梅利: 聲樂/管絃樂作品集
姬雅菈.施卡勒 女高伊恩
伊恩.佩吉 指揮
莫札特藝術家樂團
This is the first project in a seven-volume series exploring the ‘Sturm und Drang’ movement, which swept through all art forms in the between the early 1760s and 1780s. The purpose of this movement were to frighten and perturb through the use of wild and subjective emotional means of expression.
This series of ‘Sturm und Drang’ recordings incorporates iconic compositions by Mozart, Gluck and, above all, Joseph Haydn, but it also includes largely forgotten or neglected works by less familiar names. The music featured on this disc was all composed in the 1760s. It includes ballet and opera as well as symphonies, but is drawn together by the hallmarks of the remarkably visceral and dynamic style of music that we now call ‘Sturm und Drang’.
All downloads include booklets.
“Well they seize on the contrasts there, don’t they? The ensemble really does make an impact.” – BBC Radio 3 Record Review
“The Sturm und Drang movement is all about high drama, something Ian Page and the Mozartists, playing with scintillating edginess, offer in abundance here…The evocative orchestral final scene from Gluck’s Don Juan serves as an arresting opener” – The Sunday Times
★★★★ Performance ★★★★ Recording “[Don Juan] played with fantastic attack and vigour…A genuinely fascinating start to what will doubtless be an illuminating, if emotionally harrowing series” – BBC Music Magazine
“This is a splendid collection that whets the appetite for further exploration of this intriguing repertoire” – Opera Magazine
“Page’s projects with The Mozartists are distinguished not only by exemplary standards of performance but also by the ambition and imagination that underpin them…[Skerath] is suitably dramatic in first recordings of arias from operas by Jommelli and Traetta…What horns (Gavin Edwards and Nick Benz), and with what freedom they are encouraged to make their mark!…The playing throughout is excellent and the programme is as deeply satisfying as the project’s entire conception” – Gramophone
Christoph Willibald Gluck (1714 – 1787)
1. Final scene from Don Juan: Larghetto – Chaconne (Allegro non troppo)
Niccolo Jommelli (1714 – 1774)
2. “Ombre che tacite qui sede” from Fetonte
Joseph Haydn (1732 – 1809)
3. “Non v’è chi mi aiuta” from La canterina
Franz Ignaz Beck (1734 – 1809)
Symphony in G minor, Op. 3, no. 3
4. I. Allegro con spirito
5. II. Andante un poco adagio
6. III. Minuetto e Trio
7. IV. Presto
Tommaso Traetta (1727 – 1779)
8. “Crudeli, ahimè, che fate?” from Sofonisba
9. “Sofonisba, che aspetti?” from Sofonisba
Joseph Haydn
Symphony No. 49 in F minor, ‘La Passione’
10. I. Adagio
11. II. Allegro di molto
12. III. Menuet e Trio
13. IV. Presto |
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