Berliner Komponisten Des 18. Jahrhunderts - Sinfonia Nr.3 C-Dur / Flötenkonzert Nr.4 D-dur / Harfenkonzert D-dur Op. 9

Released by the East German state-owned label ETERNA in 1984, this recording highlights the rich musical heritage of the Berlin school during the 18th century. It features works by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, King Frederick the Great, and Ernst Eichner, showcasing the shift from the Baroque style toward the Galant and early Classical periods. The compilation serves as a testament to the label's commitment to documenting German musical history within the cultural framework of the German Democratic Republic.

The album reflects the meticulous production standards of ETERNA, which was known for its high-fidelity recordings of classical repertoire featuring top-tier ensembles of the era. The selection of these specific concertos and symphonies emphasizes the sophistication of the Prussian court music tradition, highlighting the technical and melodic advancements in compositions for the flute and harp. It remains a valued document for listeners interested in the aesthetic transition that defined the mid-to-late 18th-century Berlin musical scene.