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Bach - Restored Oboe Concerti

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Catalogue number092.131.000
Release date2000-04-01
Discs1
Orig. sample rate44100Hz

Klassik Heute: outstanding; American Record Guide: 'Goritzky - an outstanding musician - is absolutely superb in this recording'.

As far as the oboe is concerned, it is the wind instrument most often employed by Bach. The five concertos for oboe or odoe d´amore recorded here are thus the result of attempts at reconstruction.
 
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  Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
  Concerto for Oboe in F 18:27
01 (Allegro) 07:48 $ 1.40 USD
02 Siciliano 04:31 $ 0.81 USD
03 Allegro 06:08 $ 1.10 USD
 
 
  Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
  Concerto for Oboe d'Amore in A 13:50
04 Allegro 04:19 $ 0.78 USD
05 Larghetto 05:06 $ 0.92 USD
06 Allegro ma non tanto 04:25 $ 0.80 USD
 
 
  Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
  Concerto for Oboe in G minor 09:25
07 (Allegro) 03:05 $ 0.56 USD
08 Adagio 02:43 $ 0.49 USD
09 Presto 03:37 $ 0.65 USD
 
 
  Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
  Concerto for Oboe in D minor 11:25
10 (Allegro) 05:25 $ 0.98 USD
11 Adagio 02:48 $ 0.50 USD
12 Presto 03:12 $ 0.58 USD
 
 
  Composer: Bach, Johann Sebastian
  Concerto for Oboe and Violin in C minor 13:00
13 Allegro 04:33 $ 0.82 USD
14 Largo ovvero Adagio 05:04 $ 0.91 USD
15 Allegro 03:23 $ 0.61 USD
 
  Album total 66:07
ComposerBach, Johann Sebastian
ConductorRilling, Helmuth
OrchestraBach-Collegium Stuttgart
OboeGoritzki, Ingo
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