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

Released under the Telefunken Das Alte Werk series, this recording reflects the mid-20th-century movement toward historical performance practice. By focusing on the repertoire of the late Baroque and early Classical periods, the label sought to present these concertos with a scholarly rigor that favored period-appropriate instrumentation and phrasing, distinguishing itself from the more romanticized interpretations common in earlier decades.

The technical production of this disc highlights Telefunken's reputation for high-fidelity audio engineering during the golden age of analog recording. The selection of works by Haydn, Quantz, and Dittersdorf offers a survey of the 'Symphonie Concertante' and concerto forms that were central to the musical culture of the 18th-century European courts, aiming to provide listeners with both archival significance and acoustic clarity.