Masters of the German Baroque

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Annotation

The 31-CD anthology of 17th century German music assembled to celebrate Ricercar's fortieth anniversary.

Note that track 27.7 is not listed on the CD sleeve or collection PDF liner notes. It was determined by a media player reading the metadata.

Annotation last modified on 2020-12-03 09:07 UTC.

Tracklist

1▶CD: Clamor Heinrich Abel / Johann Rudolph Ahle / Michael Altenburg / Anonymous / Johann Bach / Heinrich Bach
2▶CD: Johann Michael Bach / Johann Christoph Bach
3▶CD: Johann Christoph Bach / Johann Ludwig Bach / Johann Bernhard Bach
4▶CD: Christoph Bernhard / Philipp Friedrich Böddecker / Georg Böhm
5▶CD: Christian Ludwig Boxberg / Nicolaus Bruhns
6▶CD: Nicolaus Bruhns / Philipp Friedrich Buchner / Lovies Busbetzky
7▶CD: Dieterich Buxtehude (1)
8▶CD: Dieterich Buxtehude (2)
9▶CD: Georg Engelmann / Philipp Heinrich Erlebach / Carlo Farina / Johann Fischer
10▶CD: Joahnn Fischer / Johann Philipp Förstch / Johann Wolfgang Franck / Melchior Franck / David Funk / Johann Wilhelm Furchheim / Christian Geist / Andreas Hammerschmidt
11▶CD: Johann Nicolaus Hanff / Johann Hentzschel / Georg Melchior Hoffmann / Johann & Johann Philipp Krieger / Johann Kuhnau / August Kühnel
12▶CD: Johann Jacob Löwen / Vincent Lübeck / Johann Michael Nicolai / Johann Pachelbel
13▶CD: Johann Pachelbel / Johann Christoph Pez / Johann Christoph Pezel / Augustin Pfleger
14▶CD: David Pohle / Isaac Posch / Hieronymus Praetorius / Jacob Praetorius
15▶CD: Michael Praetorius
16▼CD: Johann Adam Reincken / Georg Riedel / Christian Ritter / Johann Rosenmüller / Andreas Scharmann
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1“An Wasserflüssen Babylon” (Choral Fantaisie)
producer and balance engineer:
Jérôme Lejeune (Belgian gambist, musicologist, label manager)
organ:
Bernard Foccroulle (Belgian instrumentalist (organ, harpsichord), composer and opera director) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Jacobikirche in Hamburg, Germany (in 1999)
recording of:
An Wasserflüssen Babylon (in 1999)
composer:
Johann Adam Reincken (Dutch/German composer & organist, 1643-1722)
Johann Adam Reincken16:50
2Toccata in A
harpsichord:
Andrea Buccarella (harpsichordist, organist & conductor) (in 2019)
Johann Adam Reincken6:10
3Fuga in g
organ:
Bernard Foccroulle (Belgian instrumentalist (organ, harpsichord), composer and opera director) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Jacobikirche in Hamburg, Germany (in 1999)
Johann Adam Reincken4:37
4“Was kann uns kommen an für Not” (Choral Fantasie)
organ:
Bernard Foccroulle (Belgian instrumentalist (organ, harpsichord), composer and opera director) (in 1999)
recorded at:
Jacobikirche in Hamburg, Germany (in 1999)
Johann Adam Reincken11:48
5“Harmonische Freude frommer Seelen”: Coro: “Ich freue mich im Herrn” / Aria: (S): “In dem Herrn ich mich erfreue” - (A): “Der Versöhnungsrock mich kleidet” - (T): “Was sprichts du zu meiner Freude – (B): Ich, von Ewigkeit dein Vater” / Choral: “Ich habe dich je und je geliebet”
bass viol:
Philippe Pierlot (Belgian violist and conductor) (in 1990) and Sophie Watillon (viola da gamba player) (in 1990)
bassoon:
Marc Minkowski (bassoonist and conductor) (in 1990)
cello:
Roel Dieltiens (Belgian cellist & composer) (in 1990)
double bass:
Éric Mathot (Belgian classical double bassist & conductor) (in 1990)
instruments:
Ricercar Consort (Belgian classical music ensemble) (in 1990)
oboe:
Pascale Haag (in 1990) and Hugo Reyne (in 1990)
organ:
Yvon Repérant (in 1990)
recorder:
Patrick Denecker (Belgian classical recorder player) (in 1990) and Frédéric de Roos (Belgian recorder player) (in 1990)
viola d'amore:
Georges Longrée (violist) (in 1990) and Ghislaine Wauters (Ghislaine Wauters-Zipperling) (in 1990)
violin:
François Fernandez (violinist) (in 1990) and Mihoko Kimura (in 1990)
bass vocals:
Max van Egmond (bass-baritone) (in 1990)
countertenor vocals:
James Bowman (UK countertenor) (in 1990)
soprano vocals:
Greta de Reyghere (Belgian soprano singer) (in 1990)
tenor vocals:
Guy de Mey (Belgian operatic tenor) (in 1990)
Georg Riedel11:40
6Sonatina in d-moll
harpsichord:
Yoann Moulin (French organist & hapsichordist) (in 2000)
Christian Ritter4:14
7“Ach Herr, strafe mich nicht”
bass violin:
Mathurin Matharel (in 2020)
bassoon:
Nicolas Rosenfeld (bassoonist) (in 2020)
instruments:
Clematis Ensemble (Belgian classical ensemble) (in 2020)
organ:
Brice Sailly (classical keyboardist) (in 2020)
viola:
Jorlen Vega Garcia (violinist) (in 2020) and Ellie Nimeroski (Belgium-based Canadian violist & violinist) (in 2020)
violin:
Stéphanie de Failly (Belgian baroque violinist) (in 2020) and Amandine Solano (violinist) (in 2020)
soprano vocals:
Julie Roset (soprano) (in 2020)
conductor:
Stéphanie de Failly (Belgian baroque violinist) (in 2020) and Brice Sailly (classical keyboardist) (in 2020)
Johann Rosenmüller9:37
8Sonata 11 a 5
bass viol:
Philippe Pierlot (Belgian violist and conductor) (in 1998)
instruments:
Flanders Recorder Quartet (Belgian recorder quartet) (in 1998)
organ:
Guy Penson (Belgian harpsichordist) (in 1998)
recorder:
Bart Spanhove (Belgian recorder player) (in 1998), Joris Van Goethem (Belgian baroque flute & recorder player) (in 1998), Paul Van Loey (Classical bassoon & recorder player) (in 1998), Marion Verbruggen (recorder player) (in 1998) and Fumiharu Yoshimine (Japanese composer & recorder player) (in 1998)
Johann Rosenmüller4:06
9Sonata III a 2
bassoon:
Jérémie Papasergio (in 2001)
harpsichord:
Elisabeth Geiger (in 2001)
horn [deutsche Schalmey]:
Elsa Frank (in 2001)
instruments:
Les Corsaires du Roy (in 2001)
Johann Rosenmüller4:24
10Trauerklag
instruments:
Ricercar Consort (Belgian classical music ensemble) (in 1995)
organ:
Siebe Henstra (harpsichordist) (in 1995)
theorbo:
Vincent Dumestre (French lutenist) (in 1995)
viola da gamba [viol]:
Philippe Pierlot (Belgian violist and conductor) (in 1995), Piet Strijkers (violinist) (in 1995), Kaori Uemura (Japanese-born, Belgium-based viola da gamba player) (in 1995) and Sophie Watillon (viola da gamba player) (in 1995)
violin:
Luís Otávio Santos (violinist and conductor) (in 1995) and 寺神戸亮 (Ryo Terakado, violinist) (in 1995)
violone:
David Sinclair (contrabassist/gambist) (in 1995)
bass vocals:
Max van Egmond (bass-baritone) (in 1995)
countertenor vocals:
Vincent Grégoire (countertenor) (in 1995)
soprano vocals:
Greta de Reyghere (Belgian soprano singer) (in 1995)
tenor vocals:
Hervé Lamy (classical tenor) (in 1995) and Stéphane van Dijck (Belgian tenor vocalist) (in 1995)
conductor:
Philippe Pierlot (Belgian violist and conductor) (in 1995)
Andreas Scharmann4:49
17▶CD: Heinrich Scheidemann / Samuel Scheidt
18▶CD: Samuel Scheidt (1)
19▶CD: Samuel Scheidt (2)
20▶CD: Johann Hermann Schein / Johann Schelle / Melchior Schlidt / Johann Schop / Johannes Schultz
21▶CD: Heinrich Schütz (1)
22▶CD: Heinrich Schütz (2)
23▶CD: Heinrich Schwemmer / Johann Sebastiani
24▶CD: Thomas Selle / Paul Siefert / Johann Steffens / Gottfried Heirich Stölzel / Delphin Strungk / Johann Theile
25▶CD: Franz Tunder
26▶CD: Johann Vierdanck / Moritz von Hessen / Johann Paul von Westhoff / Johann Jacob Walter / Matthias Weckmann
27▶CD: Matthias Weckmann
28▶CD: Matthias Weckmann / Friedrich Wilhelm Zachow
29▶CD: Johann Sebastian Bach (1)
30▶CD: Johann Sebastian Bach (2)
31▶CD: Johann Sebastian Bach (3)