The Rage Of 1710

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The Rage Of 1710

	The Rage Of 1710 by (Composer: Tomaso Albinoni) (Composer: Johann Sebastian Bach) (Composer: Jeremiah Clarke) (Composer: Arcangelo Corelli) (Composer: George Frederick Handel) (Composer: Jean-Joseph Mouret) (Composer: Johann Pachelbel) (Composer: Alessandro Scarlatti) (Composer: Giuseppe Tartini) (Composer: Antonio Vivaldi) (Conductor: Armand Birbaum) (Conductor: Gabor Otvos) (Conductor: Gunter Kehr) (Conductor: Jacques Prat) (Conductor: Jörg Faerber) (Conductor: Leopold Ludwig) (Conductor: Paul Angerer) (Performer: Ensemble Instrumental) (Performer: Alain Marion) (Performer: Alois Spach) Product Group: Music Studio: Vox (Classical) ISBN: B0000058FX EAN: 0047163874024 UPC: 047163874024 Audio CD Release Date: 1992-11-04 SKU: 08090077 Condition: Like New Like New Comments: Audio CD in like new condition with no scratches. Very nice jewel case with like new art work and labels. CDs always shipped first class.
Customer Reviews
Different from what I remember Rating (4) Date: 2005-05-26 6 out of 6 customers found this reveiw helpful First off, the presented music is excellent sampler of Baroque music. The first piece by Mouret just brings "Masterpiece Theater" to the fore. The version of Pachebel's canon is well paced as far as I'm concerned. My first encounter with Albinoni's adagio was with the cassette version of this title. However, the CD is not by the same company that produced the cassette years back. Noticeably missing is the Luigi Boccherini's Minuetto from string quintet in E major. That is the main difference and the reason for the four stars. Handel's Largo from "Xerxes" is present but I believe is done by a another group. Considering when the cassette was originally released (~1978; Vox Turnabout), I suspect getting the master to transfer to CD was an adventure. The end result was the musical passages by Handel and Boccherini were essentially lost. That's just my take. The bottom line is that this is a good introduction to Baroque music. Please don't hesitate to pick this up.

The best baroque deal I've found... Rating (5) Date: 1999-05-04 3 out of 3 customers found this reveiw helpful This is a great collection, and for the $ -- can't be beat. The pacing of Pachelbel's cannon is excellent -- not overplayed, doesn't take itself too seriously. Just the music, as it was meant to be played -- simple, unadorned, and right on time...

Our Price:$18.95

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