Beethoven / Chamber Orchestra of Europe: Haydn Mozart Beethoven

Beethoven / Chamber Orchestra of Europe: Haydn Mozart Beethoven

Beethoven / Chamber Orchestra of Europe: Haydn Mozart Beethoven

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Description

Title: Haydn Mozart Beethoven
Artist: Beethoven / Chamber Orchestra of Europe
Label: Outhere
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5060244551619
Genre: Classical Artists

This set is a testament to a remarkable collaboration between the conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt (1929-2016) and the Chamber Orchestra of Europe (COE) and it's release this year marks the Orchestra's 40th anniversary. These recordings also trace the relationship between Harnoncourt and the Styriarte Festival which started in 1987 and lasted for over 30 years. The COE became Harnoncourt's orchestra of choice for the classics played on modern instruments. He had been the pioneer of the exploration of period- appropriate style from the early 1950s with the Concentus Musicus Wien, and followed this by exploring how modern instruments could respond in the classics by adapting to the style without having to change the instruments they were playing. Harnoncourt wanted the players to take risks and perhaps fail rather than play safe. In rehearsal, he often told the performers that great music was always on the edge of catastrophe!

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