Vivaldi / Chamber Ensemble / Kecskemeti: Recorder Concertos
Vivaldi / Chamber Ensemble / Kecskemeti: Recorder Concertos
Format: CD
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Artist: Vivaldi / Chamber Ensemble / Kecskemeti
Label: Naxos
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 747313221523
Genre: Classical
László Kecskeméti was born in 1972 in Budapest and is proud to have been a pupil of László Czidra. Since completing studies in 1993, and in the class of Lõrincz László in 1997 in Szeged, he has performed frequently as a soloist and as a member of different early music ensembles. He also teaches at a music school in Budapest. Kecskeméti is joined in five of the concertos by oboist Lászlo Hadady. Undergirding these performances is the fine and often virtuosic harpsichord and cello continuo played by Borbála Dobozy and György Kertész respectively. The bassoon joins the fray in four of the concertos and is played by the redoubtable György Olajos. The two violinists are Attila Falvay and Katalin Párkányi. The little cadential flourishes that all the soloists make at appropriate moments are delightful.
Tracks:
1.1 Allegro
1.2 Largo
1.3 Allegro
1.4 Allegro
1.5 Larghetto
1.6 Allegro
1.7 Allegro
1.8 Largo
1.9 Allegro Molto
1.10 Allegro Molto
1.11 Largo
1.12 Allegro
1.13 Allegro
1.14 Largo
1.15 Allegro
1.16 Allegro
1.17 Largo
1.18 Allegro Assai
1.19 Allegro
1.20 Largo
1.21 Allegro
Audio Sample:
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