CONCERTI & CANTATA WITH BASSOON

Composer(s): Antonio Vivaldi

Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia
Reference: KTC1324
Barcode: 8711801101576
Format: 1 CD
Release date: 2008-03-19
SKU: KTC1324 Categories: , ,

€ 21,50

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This second CD with the highly esteemed baroque ensemble La Suave Melodia features Frans Berkhout on the baroque bassoon. This is a unique collection of concerti and even more so because of the small number of musicians accompanying. Next to that, Frans Berkhout plays a type of bassoon used in the time of Vivaldi.

For Frans Robert Berkhout (1950) the bassoon was love at first sight. From his sixteenth year Frans Robert received lessons from Brian Pollard, solo bassoonist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, who also encouraged him to start playing on period instruments. For many years he played in several orchestras, e.g. the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Amsterdam Bach Soloists and the Combattimento Consort Amsterdam. As a baroque bassoon and dulcian player he joined many authentic ensembles such as the Leonhardt Consort, La Petite Bande and the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century (Frans Brüggen).

La Suave Melodia was formed in 1998 to explore the trio sonatas of Dietrich Buxtehude and the Pièces de Clavecin en Concerts of Jean-Philippe Rameau. They met with immediate success as prize-winners in the 1998 Van Wassenaer Concours for Early Music and have since been highly acclaimed in both the concert hall and the recording studio. Their first CD on the Etcetera label (with the world premiere of Johannes Schenck"s Giardino Armonico) has been acclaimed as "one of the best new releases of the year 2007", and "a magnificent recording".

1. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in A Minor, RV 497: I. Allegro molto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

2. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in A Minor, RV 497: II. Andante molto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

3. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in A Minor, RV 497: III. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

4. Concerto for flute, violin, bassoon & continuo in D Major, RV 92: I. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

5. Concerto for flute, violin, bassoon & continuo in D Major, RV 92: II. Larghetto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

6. Concerto for flute, violin, bassoon & continuo in D Major, RV 92: III. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

7. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in D Minor, RV 481: I. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

8. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in D Minor, RV 481: II. Larghetto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

9. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in D Minor, RV 481: III. Allegro molto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

10. Cantata Qual per ignoto calle, for alto & continuo, RV 677: I. Recitativo: Qual Per Ignoto Calle
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

11. Cantata Qual per ignoto calle, for alto & continuo, RV 677: II. Aria (Andante): Quel Passagier Son Io
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

12. Cantata Qual per ignoto calle, for alto & continuo, RV 677: III. Recitativo: Deh, Più Non Regni
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

13. Cantata Qual per ignoto calle, for alto & continuo, RV 677: IV. Aria (Allegro): Qual Dopo Lampi e Turbini
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

14. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in E Minor, RV 484: I. Allegro poco
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

15. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in E Minor, RV 484: II. Andante
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

16. Concerto for bassoon, 2 violins, viola & continuo in E Minor, RV 484: III. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

17. Concerto, La Notte, for flute, bassoon, 2 violins & continuo in G Minor, RV 104: I. Largo
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

18. Concerto, La Notte, for flute, bassoon, 2 violins & continuo in G Minor, RV 104: II. Fantasmi: Presto – Largo – Andante
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

19. Concerto, La Notte, for flute, bassoon, 2 violins & continuo in G Minor, RV 104: III. Presto
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

20. Concerto, La Notte, for flute, bassoon, 2 violins & continuo in G Minor, RV 104: IV. Il Sonno: Largo
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

21. Concerto, La Notte, for flute, bassoon, 2 violins & continuo in G Minor, RV 104: V. Allegro
Composer: Antonio Vivaldi
Artist(s): Frans Robert Berkhout, La Suave Melodia

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CONCERTI & CANTATA WITH BASSOON
€ 21,50
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This second CD with the highly esteemed baroque ensemble La Suave Melodia features Frans Berkhout on the baroque bassoon. This is a unique collection of concerti and even more so because of the small number of musicians accompanying. Next to that, Frans Berkhout plays a type of bassoon used in the time of Vivaldi.

For Frans Robert Berkhout (1950) the bassoon was love at first sight. From his sixteenth year Frans Robert received lessons from Brian Pollard, solo bassoonist of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, who also encouraged him to start playing on period instruments. For many years he played in several orchestras, e.g. the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Amsterdam Bach Soloists and the Combattimento Consort Amsterdam. As a baroque bassoon and dulcian player he joined many authentic ensembles such as the Leonhardt Consort, La Petite Bande and the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century (Frans Brüggen).

La Suave Melodia was formed in 1998 to explore the trio sonatas of Dietrich Buxtehude and the Pièces de Clavecin en Concerts of Jean-Philippe Rameau. They met with immediate success as prize-winners in the 1998 Van Wassenaer Concours for Early Music and have since been highly acclaimed in both the concert hall and the recording studio. Their first CD on the Etcetera label (with the world premiere of Johannes Schenck"s Giardino Armonico) has been acclaimed as "one of the best new releases of the year 2007", and "a magnificent recording".