Mozart on Italian Organs
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Label: Accent
Cat No: ACC24172
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 16th October 2006
Contents
Works
MozartMolto allegro K72a (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Gigue in G Major, K574
Mozart
Adagio in h K deest (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Fuga a 3 K153 (375e) (Fragment completed by Simon Sechter)
Mozart
Pieces from the London Sketchbook, K15a, K15b, K15gg, K15h & K15r
Mozart
Theme in C major, KAnh. 38 (Variations by Wim Ten Have)
Mozart
Klavierstuck in F, K33b
Mozart
Adagio in d K593 (Anh. 35) (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Marcia in C major, K408/1
Mozart
Adagio in C major, K356
Mozart
Menuett K94 (73h)
Mozart
Sieben Variationen in D, K25 uber das hollandische Lied "Willem van Nassau"
Mozart
Quaerite primum regnum Dei KV 86 (73v)
Mozart
Gesang der Geharnischten from ’Die Zauberflote’, K620
Mozart
Kleiner Trauermarsch in c-moll: ’Marche funebre del Sig.r Maestro Contrapunto’, K453a
Mozart
Canon "Lieber Freistadtler, lieber Gaulimauli’, K232
Mozart
Kontretanz ’Das Donnerwetter’ K534
Mozart
Adagio in D K593 (fragment completed by Isoir)
Mozart
Tema con variazioni from the quartetto con faluto K285b and Seranata K361
Mozart
Quaerite primum regnum Dei (Marini revised version)
Mozart
Contrapunto a 4 K620b (fragment completed by Sechter)
Mozart
Contrapunto a 4 K620b (fragment completed by Christoph Albrecht)
Mozart
Allegro molto from Sonata in D major K381
Artists
Liuwe Tamminga (organ)Luigi Mangiocavallo (organ)
Works
MozartMolto allegro K72a (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Gigue in G Major, K574
Mozart
Adagio in h K deest (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Fuga a 3 K153 (375e) (Fragment completed by Simon Sechter)
Mozart
Pieces from the London Sketchbook, K15a, K15b, K15gg, K15h & K15r
Mozart
Theme in C major, KAnh. 38 (Variations by Wim Ten Have)
Mozart
Klavierstuck in F, K33b
Mozart
Adagio in d K593 (Anh. 35) (Fragment completed by A.Isoir)
Mozart
Marcia in C major, K408/1
Mozart
Adagio in C major, K356
Mozart
Menuett K94 (73h)
Mozart
Sieben Variationen in D, K25 uber das hollandische Lied "Willem van Nassau"
Mozart
Quaerite primum regnum Dei KV 86 (73v)
Mozart
Gesang der Geharnischten from ’Die Zauberflote’, K620
Mozart
Kleiner Trauermarsch in c-moll: ’Marche funebre del Sig.r Maestro Contrapunto’, K453a
Mozart
Canon "Lieber Freistadtler, lieber Gaulimauli’, K232
Mozart
Kontretanz ’Das Donnerwetter’ K534
Mozart
Adagio in D K593 (fragment completed by Isoir)
Mozart
Tema con variazioni from the quartetto con faluto K285b and Seranata K361
Mozart
Quaerite primum regnum Dei (Marini revised version)
Mozart
Contrapunto a 4 K620b (fragment completed by Sechter)
Mozart
Contrapunto a 4 K620b (fragment completed by Christoph Albrecht)
Mozart
Allegro molto from Sonata in D major K381
Artists
Liuwe Tamminga (organ)Luigi Mangiocavallo (organ)
About
Although we have a great deal of proof highlighting Mozart’s expertise on the organ, he only left us a few works for this instrument – the reason being was that he mostly improvised on the organ.
Here, Liuwe Tamminga and Luigi Mangiocavallo play on four precious Italian organs in Bologna (San Domenico and San Petrino) and Verona (San Tomaso Cantuariense), two of which Mozart played on during his visits to these cities.
On this recording, some of Mozart’s fragments have been completed by Andre Isoir and others by Liuwe Tamminga.
The organs are by Giuseppe Bonatti (1716) in San Tomaso Cantuariense, Verona; Petronio Giovagnoni (1759-62) in San Domenico, Bologna; Lorenzo da Prato (1471-75) in the Basilica of San Petronio in Bologna. Tamminga is joined by Luigi Mangiocavallo in the Bolognese basilica playing an organ by Baldassarre Malamini (1596) for several pieces on two organs.
The CD booklet contains specifications for each of the organs and also a lengthy essay regarding Mozart’s first trip through Italy.
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