Antonio Rosetti (Rösler, Franz Anton)

Discover a masterful gem of classical viola repertoire: The "Concerto in G major for Viola and Orchestra" (Murray RWV C15) enchants with graceful melodies, playful elegance, and finely balanced orches...

Bring the radiant elegance of the Classical era to the concert stage: The Concerto in G Major for Viola and Orchestra (Murray RWV C15) is a true gem for violists and orchestras alike. This masterful w...

Immerse yourself in the melodious elegance of the flute repertoire with the "Concerto for Flute and Orchestra No. 12 in G major". This enchanting work showcases the radiant virtuosity and delicate exp...

Immerse yourself in the gripping soundscape of classical orchestral music with the "Symphony No. 39 in G minor". The key of G minor has long been associated with profound emotional depth, dramatic ten...

The first movement, in sonata form, is characterized by a unison theme of impetuous character. The Adagio, dipped in typical G minor melancholy, is followed by a cheerful, buoyant rondeau sweep.

The oboe concerto, which appears here for the first time, is in three movements. An extended opening movement in sonata form is followed by a wonderfully atmospheric Adagio in multi-part song form.

Franz Anton Rössler-Rosetti was born in Mimoň, a town in Moravia, in 1746. He was employed in the orchestra of the Duke of Oettingen-Wallerstein, initially as a double bass player and later as directo...

Revised version by the Gustav MahlerGesellschaft, Vienna