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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Harp Concerto In B-flat, HWV 294: 1. Andante allegro - Various Artists | |||
| 2. Harp Concerto In B-flat, HWV 294: 2. Larghetto - Various Artists | |||
| 3. Harp Concerto In B-flat, HWV 294: 3. Allegro moderato - Various Artists | |||
| 4. Concerto For Flute, Harp And Orchestra In C, KV 299: 1. Allegro - Various Artists | |||
| 5. Concerto For Flute, Harp And Orchestra In C, KV 299: 2. Andantino - Various Artists | |||
| 6. Concerto For Flute, Harp And Orchestra In C, KV 299: 3. Rondo. Allegro - Various Artists | |||
| 7. Harp Concerto In C: 1. Allegro - Various Artists | |||
| 8. Harp Concerto In C: 2. Andante - Various Artists | |||
| 9. Harp Concerto In C: 3. Tempo di minuetto - Various Artists | |||
| 10. Harp Concerto In C: 1. Allegro brillante - Various Artists | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Harp Concerto: 1. Allegro - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 2. Harp Concerto: 2. Andante moderato - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 3. Harp Concerto: 3. Scherzo - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 4. Harp Concerto: 4. Allegro - Più mosso - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 5. Concertino For Harp And Chamber Orchestra, Op.93: 1. Moderato, Quasi passacaglia - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 6. Concertino For Harp And Chamber Orchestra, Op.93: 2. Andante, Quasi recitativo - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 7. Concertino For Harp And Chamber Orchestra, Op.93: 3. Finale spagnolo. Ritmo di jota - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 8. Sones en La Giralda: Lento - Allegro vivace. Tempo di sevillana - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 9. Concerto Serenata For Harp And Orchestra: 1. Estudiantina. Allegro ma non troppo - Andante - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
| 10. Concerto Serenata For Harp And Orchestra: 2. Intermezzo con aria. Adagio - Allegro moderato - FAVORITE HARP CONCERTOS | |||
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Disc 1 contains familiar harp concerti by Handel and Mozart, followed by a lesser known work by Eichner. The melodies and performances are guaranteed to work their way deep into your soul. Ursula Holliger (oboe virtuoso Heinz Holliger's wife, in case you were wondering) produces a stellar performance in the Handel concerto. Her technique and interpretation are both insightful and strongly delivered. The orchestras in question should by no means be ignored. I Musici, The London Symphony, and Musica Antiqua Koln (for the Handel, Mozart, and Eichner, respectively) are all names to be reckoned with in the field and they do not disappoint.
Disc 2 consists of more modern works by composers less familiar even to classical music fans except, of course, those who know Villa-Lobos and Rodrigo for their classical guitar music. The works on the second disc are somewhat less accessible to the casual listener, but after repeated listenings, I find them well worth the effort.
In short, stuffing this CD into your car stereo system (or, as in my case, the passenger-seat boombox) will make that jerk in the Beemer who just cut you off, far less relevant.
Disc 1 contains familiar harp concerti by Handel and Mozart, followed by a lesser known work by Eichner. The melodies and performances are guaranteed to work their way deep into your soul. Ursula Holliger (oboe virtuoso Heinz Holliger's wife, in case you were wondering) produces a stellar performance in the Handel concerto. Her technique and interpretation are both insightful and strongly delivered. The orchestras in question should by no means be ignored. I Musici, The London Symphony, and Musica Antiqua Koln (for the Handel, Mozart, and Eichner, respectively) are all names to be reckoned with in the field and they do not disappoint.
Disc 2 consists of more modern works by composers less familiar even to classical music fans except, of course, those who know Villa-Lobos and Rodrigo for their classical guitar music. The works on the second disc are somewhat less accessible to the casual listener, but after repeated listenings, I find them well worth the effort.
In short, stuffing this CD into your car stereo system (or, as in my case, the passenger-seat boombox) will make that jerk in the Beemer who just cut you off, far less relevant.
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