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狂飆突進運動,第二集 葛路克 / 海頓 / 范哈爾 / J.C. 巴哈: 聲樂/管絃樂作品集
依達.拉茲諾 女中音
伊恩.佩吉 指揮
莫札特藝術家樂團
The second volume in a ground-breaking seven-part series, The Mozartists and director Ian Page’s ‘Sturm und Drang’ recordings incorporate iconic compositions by Mozart, Gluck and, above all, Joseph Haydn, but it also includes largely forgotten or neglected works by less familiar names. All of the music featured on this second recording was composed between 1765 and 1770, with three turbulent minor-key symphonies alternating with sacred and operatic arias.
The ‘Sturm und Drang’ movement swept through all art forms in between the early 1760s and 1780s, with the general objective to frighten and perturb through the use of wildly subjective and emotional means of expression, envoking ground-breaking extremes of passion and sentimentality.
“The fierce agitation of the outer movements of Haydn’s Symphony No. 39 certainly exemplify such qualities [Sturm und Drang], just as the dynamic sweep and hair-trigger precision of Ian Page’s players demonstrate their skill and commitment in articulating them” – BBC Music Magazine
“Page and his players once again demonstrate their total identification with this music in playing of dizzying drive and accuracy…Once again, high artistry conspires with scholarship and strength of concept to create a programme that scintillates from start to finish” – Gramophone
“This disc will give much pleasure and confirms that within the Sturm und Drang style there is great diversity. It’s a satisfying debut recording for Rnslov and continues Page’s sterling work with The Mozartists and Classical Opera” – Opera Today
Symphony No. 39 in G Minor, Hob 1:39 – Joseph Haydn
1. I. Allegro assai
2. II. Andante
3. III. Menuet e Trio
4. IV. Finale: Allegro di molto
Paride ed Elena – Christoph Willibald Gluck
5. “O del mio dolce ardor”
6. “Tutto qui mi sorprende”
7. “Le belle immagini”
Symphony in D Minor, Bryan D1 – Johann Baptist Vanhal
8. I. Allegro
9. II. Andante arioso
10. III. Menuetto e Trio
11. IV. Presto
Stabat Mater – Joseph Haydn
12. “Fac me vere tecum flere”
Semiramide – Josef Myslivecek
13. “Tu mi disprezzi ingrato”
Symphony in G Minor, Op. 6, No. 6 – Johann Christian Bach
14. I. Allegro
15. II. Andante piu tosto Adagio
16. III. Allegro molto |
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