Handel 'Oxford' Water Music - Chamber Works on Period Instruments Chamber Avie Records

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GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL

(1685-1759)

Trio Sonata, Op. 5 No. 4 in G major

13:16

Allegro - A Tempo Ordinario - Allegro

4:56

Passacaille

4:39

Gigue - Minuet - Gigue

3:41

JEAN-MARIE LECLAIR

(1697-1764)

Première Recréation de Musique, Op. 6 in D major

23:46

Ouverture

3:46

Gracieusement

3:53

Forlanne - Menuets 1+2

3:54

Gavotte - Passepieds 1+2

2:58

Sarabande

3:08

Chaconne

6:07

ARCANGELO CORELLI

(1653-1713)

10.

Trio Sonata, Op. 2 No. 12 in G major

3:36

Ciaccona

Trio Sonata, Op. 1 No. 7 in C major

4:50

11.

Allegro

2:40

12.

Grave

1:04

13.

Allegro

1:06

FRANCESCO GEMINIANI

(1687-1762)

Sonata V in A minor

6:15

14.

Vivace

1:47

15.

Affettuoso

2:26

16.

Allegro

2:02

GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL

Oxford Water Music Suite in F major

7:11

edited by Tatty Theo

17.

Aire

1:21

18.

Minuet

1:45

19.

Allegro

2:17

20.

Bourée - Hornpipe - Bourée

1:48

Oxford Water Music Suite in G minor

3:58

edited by Tatty Theo

21.

Minuets 1+2

2:43

22.

Allegro

1:15

Oxford Water Music Suite in D major

3:22

edited by Tatty Theo

23.

Minuet

0:56

24.

Lentement

1:23

25.

Bourée

1:03

Trio Sonata, Op. 2 No. 3 in B flat major

10:48

26.

Andante

2:33

27.

Allegro

2:15

28.

Larghetto

3:10

29.

Allegro

2:50

77:39

Chamber: Brook Street Band

Solo: Marianna Szücs violin

Solo: Katalin Kertesz violin

Solo: Hannah McLaughlin oboe

Solo: Tatty Theo cello

Solo: Carolyn Gibley harpsichord, chamber organ

1-4 April 2002

24 November 2002

Recording of the Month

"It is a tremendous pleasure to be a reviewer when a disk like this comes along, as it does only a couple of times a year. Just to be able to listen from the first note to the last with all critical analyses beguiled, to be able to relax and enjoy while the performers and engineers do everything right. There is a perfect balance of brilliance and sweetness in the original-instrument tonality. "

"The cello and first violin are actual period instruments, the others are modern copies. The sound is unusually clear, realistic, and undistorted; and it will open up nicely in your surround sound player."

Paul Shoemaker

MusicWeb International

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