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Telemann: Concertos & Sonatas
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StudioEMI Classics
Release DateFebruary 14, 1995
UPC Code724356534025
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Tracks

  1. Ouverture
  2. Les Plaisirs
  3. Air A L'Italienne
  4. Menuets 1 & 2
  5. Rejouissance
  6. Passepieds
  7. Polonaise
  8. Adagio
  9. Allegro
  10. Grave (si mineur)
  11. Allegro
  12. Movement 1
  13. Movement 2
  14. 1. Allegro
  15. 2. Largo
  16. 3. Allegro

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.5 (4 reviews)

rating: 3 QuoteAverageQuote
The recording does not have the depth of sound that I was seeking. The selections are okay but could be better--however, this is only a preference. I more or less use the album as background music/noise; do not confuse Telemann with poor music but the recording, yes. May 8, 2007

rating: 5 QuoteFantastic!Quote
In his day, George Philip Telemann was more popular than Bach. But, as a Telemann fan, I GREATLY enjoy this CD. Additionally, I especially like flutes and violins. The CD includes one of Telemann's best pieces, Suite in A minor for Flute (Suite a-moll) which is a wonderful delight. Telemann also composed concertos for trumpet and one is included here as well. If you haven't tried Telemann, this CD would be a good bet. It's quite versatile too--can be just listened to, used as background music, meditated to, etc. February 5, 2005

rating: 5 QuoteFine Collection of Baroque ConcertosQuote
Telemann certainly was a prolific composer. For some forty-six years he composed much for both church and court.

Composing so much, he understood well the capabilities of each instrument and composed much for each. Here, for flute, oboe and trumpet, as well as strings.

The trio for oboes is especially charming. February 16, 2004

rating: 5 QuoteExcellent, a great findQuote
I really enjoyed this CD because I couldn't find the Suite in a minor by Telemann, until now. A beautiful Rejouissance I must say. I would love to hear longer samples of all the classical music, because I appreciate it so much. August 1, 2002

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