Corelli / Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra / Nicholas McGegan - Concerti Grossi Op.6 1–6 1989
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Record Tracklist
| № | Title | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Concerto No. I, In D-Major | ||
| A1 | — Largo–Allegro–Largo–Allegro. | |
| A2 | — Largo / Allegro. | |
| A3 | — Allegro. | |
| Concerto No. II, In F-Major | ||
| A4 | — Vivace–Allegro–Adagio–Vivace–Allegro–Largo Andante. | |
| A5 | — Allegro / Grave–Andante Largo. | |
| A6 | — Allegro. | |
| Concerto No. III, In C-Minor | ||
| A7 | — Largo / Allegro. | |
| A8 | — Grave / Vivace. | |
| A9 | — Allegro. | |
| Concerto No. IV, In D-Major | ||
| B1 | — Adagio–Allegro. | |
| B2 | — Adagio / Vivace / Allegro. | |
| Concerto No. V, In B-Flat Major | ||
| B3 | — Adagio–Allegro–Adagio / Adagio. | |
| B4 | — Allegro–Adagio / Largo–Allegro. | |
| Concerto No. VI, In F Major | ||
| B5 | — Adagio / Allegro. | |
| B6 | — Largo / Vivace. | |
| B7 | — Allegro. |
Info
Credits:Artwork By [Cover] – Cigoli Marble
Composed By – Arcangelo Corelli
Conductor – Nicholas McGegan
Contrabass – Michelle Burr
Design [Cover Layout] – Zenn Graphic Design
Edited By – Hugh Davies (2)
Edited By – Robina Young
Engineer – Peter McGrath
Harpsichord – Nicholas McGegan
Orchestra – Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra
Organ – Philip Brett (2)
Producer – Robina Young
Sleeve Notes – Frederick Hammond
Sleeve Notes [Translation] – Almut Lenz
Sleeve Notes [Translation] – Brigitte Barchasz
Theorbo – David Tayler
Theorbo – Michael Eagan
Viola – David Daniel Bowes
Viola – Margaret Tyson Klein
Violin – Anthony Martin (6)
Violin – Elizabeth Blumenstock
Violin – Joseph Edelberg
Violin – Katherine Kyme
Violin – Linda Melsted
Violin – Lisa Grodin
Violin – Maria Ionia Caswell
Violin – Rachel Durling
Violoncello – David Bowles (2)
Violoncello – Elisabeth Le Guin
Notes:Recording: April 1989, Ralston Hall, Belmont CA
Jacket Made in Canada
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"This recording was made possible with the generous support of Crédit Agricole USA in the persons of Michel Theveny General Manager USA and Jacques Tulipe Manager San Francisco to whom we extend our thanks."
