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| Disc No: GMCD 7330 |
Is there a musical rococo? When listening to the sonatas op.II by Kaspar Fritz one would tend to give an affirmative answer. In the way that “gallant” and “sensitive” elements balance each other within them, there is not a more suitable term to describe the musical style, which is prevalent here. In total contrast to this sensuous and worldly music there was the centuries-old tradition of psalm singing, which was almost the only musical activity allowed in Geneva, a town characterised by Calvinism, where Kaspar Fritz spent most of his life. |
| Price: Sek. 157 | |
| Name: Fritz - Flute sonatas Op.11 | |
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| Composer | Name | Performer |
| Fritz, Gasparo (1716-1783) | Sonata 1 C major Op.11 no.1 | Micoleta Paraschivescu, harpsichord Claire Genewein, traverse flute Maya Amrein, cello |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 2 D major Op.11 no.2 | |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 3 A major Op.11 no.3 | |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 4 E minor Op.11 no.4 | |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 5 E minor Op.11 no.5 | |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 6 D major Op.11 no.6 | |
| Fritz, Gasparo | Sonata 7 G major Op.11 no.7 |