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Die Flöten Sonaten (Sonaten Op. 1 • Hallenser-Sonaten • Fitzwilliam Sonaten)

Georg Friedrich Händel, Hans-Martin Linde, Hans-Jürgen Möhring, Rudolf Scheidegger, Johannes Koch, Hannelore Michel

Label
Intercord
Catalog number
INT 185.703
Format
LP · Stereo
Country
Germany
Released
1981
Genre
Classical
7,978,142records tracked
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

What’s on it

Die Flöten Sonaten (Sonaten Op. 1 • Hallenser-Sonaten • Fitzwilliam Sonaten) has 17 tracks.

  1. Sonaten Op. 1
  2. A1Larghetto
  3. A5Grave
  4. B1Larghetto
  5. B5Larghetto
  6. C1Adagio
  7. C6Larghetto
  8. D1Largo
  9. D8Larghetto
  10. Hallenser-Sonaten
  11. E1Adagio
  12. E5Adagio
  13. F1Adagio
  14. Fitzwilliam-Sonaten
  15. F5Ohne Bezeichnung (Courante)
  16. F8Ohne Bezeichnung (Andante)
  17. F11Largo
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Released in 1981 by the German label Intercord, this set features a comprehensive collection of George Frideric Handel's flute sonatas, including the Op. 1 set, the Hallenser Sonatas, and those associated with the Fitzwilliam collection. This compilation emerged during a period of renewed academic and commercial interest in authentic performance practice, aiming to provide a scholarly yet accessible interpretation of Baroque chamber music.

The recording features a dedicated ensemble led by flutist Hans-Martin Linde, a notable figure in the historical performance movement. Linde sought to balance rigorous musical research with the expressive melodic qualities inherent in Handel's writing. The production was well-regarded among classical music enthusiasts for its clean, balanced sound, which effectively highlighted the interplay between the flute, continuo, and the harpsichord or cello accompaniment common to the era.

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Die Flöten Sonaten (Sonaten Op. 1 • Hallenser-Sonaten • Fitzwilliam Sonaten) is a record in the Vinyl Records catalog on collecto.rs. Georg Friedrich Händel, Hans-Martin Linde, Hans-Jürgen Möhring, Rudolf Scheidegger, Johannes Koch, Hannelore Michel. Catalog data is sourced from Discogs. No public records collectors track this one yet — adding yours would make you the first on collecto.rs.

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