JOHANN JOACHIM QUANTZ - Trio Sonatas

Johann Joachim Quantz wrote over 300 flute concertos for Frederick II, King of Prussia, works that have increasingly been recognised for their wealth of invention. Before his years in Berlin, however, Quantz had worked in Dresden where he wrote a series of trio sonatas. The genre had been codified by Arcangelo Corelli and was the most popular form of chamber music at the time. Quantz fashioned elegant dialogues between the instruments, fugal passages, the melodic element of the trios always highlighted next to the counterpoint. These concise, eloquent works blend styles and musical languages in a way that foreshadows his larger-scale concertos.

Title: Trio Sonatas
Composer: JOHANN JOACHIM QUANTZ

Performers:
Ensemble Labirinto Armonico
Roberto Torto recorder
Pierluigi Mencattini baroque violin
Galileo Di Ilio baroque cello
Sergio Basilico archlute
Walter D’Arcangelo harpsichord

Barcode: 8007144079574
CDS7957
Category: instrumental music
Formats: Physical and digital
Audio Format: DDD
Notes: Ita / Eng
Recording place: Church Santi Valentino e Damiano in San Valentino A.C., Pescara, Italy
Recording date: 14th, 15th and 16th July 2021
Packaging: Jewel box
Duration: 61:10 min.

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