C. P. E. Bach – Cello Concertos CD 1996 Classical Naxos DDD Still Sealed

$ 7.77

Release Title: Cello Concertos CD Grading: Near Mint (NM or M-) Conductor: Richard Studt Case Type: Plastic Slipcover Features: DDD Recording Style: Live Opera Recording Genre: Classical Type: Album UPC: 730099429825 Record Label: NXS, Naxos Artist: Bach / Studt / Hugh / Bournemouth Sinfonietta Composer: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Catalog Number: 8.553298 Producer: Chris Craker Run Time: 70 min 32 sec Release Year: 1996 Country of Origin: United States Edition: Standard Edition Inlay Condition: Mint (M) Format: CD Performer Orchestra: Bournemouth Sinfonietta Case Condition: Very Good (VG) Era: 1990s

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C. P. E. Bach – Cello Concertos CD 1996 Classical Naxos DDD Still Sealed. 172 in A Major, Wq. 170 in A Minor, and Wq. This recording is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts, collectors of baroque and classical era works, and fans of C. P. E. Bach's distinctive style. Immerse yourself in the masterful compositions of C. P. E. Bach with this exceptional CD featuring his renowned Cello Concertos. This Naxos release, part of 'The 18th Century Concerto' series, showcases the brilliant artistry of cellist Tim Hugh, accompanied by the acclaimed Bournemouth Sinfonietta under the skilled direction of conductor Richard Studt. Recorded in 1995 and released in 1996, this album presents three captivating concertos: Wq. 172 in A Major, Wq. 170 in A Minor, and Wq. 171 in B Flat Major, offering a total playing time of 70'32". This recording is a must-have for classical music enthusiasts, collectors of baroque and classical era works, and fans of C. P. E. Bach's distinctive style. The DDD (Digital Digital Digital) recording ensures pristine audio quality, capturing every nuance of the cello's expressive melodies and the orchestra's rich harmonies. Discover the elegance and emotional depth of these historically significant concertos, performed with precision and passion. A superb addition to any classical CD collection, highlighting the legacy of one of J. S. Bach's most influential sons. 6 1826 Box Opera 20