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卡爾.費德里希.阿貝爾: 維奧爾琴音樂與詠嘆調
艾斯汀.戴維斯 假聲男高音
理查.布斯比 維奧爾琴
紋飾合奏團
In “…feeling, taste & science…”: The Viola da Gamba Music of Carl Friedrich Abel, Richard Boothby and Fretwork explore the works of the German-born composer and viola da gamba player who became a central figure in London’s musical life from 1759 until his death in 1787. The programme draws on solo works from the Drexel Manuscript, three sonatas with harpsichord, and a fugue believed to have been composed for Abel’s close friend Thomas Gainsborough. Countertenor Iestyn Davies joins for Abel’s only known aria. Two of the three sonatas included are recorded here for the first time, having been discovered in a castle in Poland.
[1] [Prelude], AbelWVA25
[2] [Prelude], AbelWVA26
[3] Adagio, AbelWVA6
[4] Allegro, AbelWVA18
Sonata in C minor, AbelWVB91:
[5] I. Moderato
[6] II. Adagio
[7] III. Vivace
[8] Frena le belle lagrime, AbelWVG1
[9] Fuga, AbelWVA16
Sonata in F major, AbelWVB101:
[10] I. Allegro moderato
[11] II. Adagio
[12] III. Vivace
[13] [Allegro], AbelWVA29
[14] Adagio, AbelWVA30
[15] Allegro, AbelWVA28
Sonata in G minor, AbelWVB92:
[16] I. Allegro
[17] II. Adagio
[18] III. Tempo di Minuet
[19] Allegro, AbelWVA5
[20] Adagio, AbelWVA8
[21] Allegretto (A major), AbelWVA32
[22] Allegro (A major), AbelWVA33 |
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