Flötenkonzert D-dur / Doppelkonzert F-dur / Symphonie Concertante D-dur

Released under the Telefunken label in the mid-1960s as part of the 'Das Alte Werk' series, this recording reflects a pivotal era in the early music revival. The label was instrumental in championing historically informed performance practices, favoring period instruments and rigorous musicological research over the lush, romanticized interpretations that had dominated mid-century classical recordings.

The album curates a selection of 18th-century concertante works by Haydn, Quantz, and Dittersdorf, highlighting the galant style that bridged the Baroque and Classical eras. Produced by Telefunken’s specialized studio team, the design and audio engineering were intended to showcase the clarity and technical brilliance of the ensemble, establishing a definitive aesthetic for collectors of European high-fidelity classical pressings.