Bernhard Päuler

These duets prove to be attractive, lively and of melodic appeal, and are ideally suited as an introduction to chamber music.

The sonata works of Paisible, who 'had no equal' as the most brilliant recorder player, testify to the perfect adaptation to the expressive possibilities of the instruments.

Mattheson's 12 sonatas for 2 and 3 treble recorders continue to enjoy great popularity today thanks to their balanced instrumental voice leading and melodic freshness.

With the present 'Idylls' Rolla, who occasionally appeared as a viola virtuose, left a charming, well-sounding little 'introductory' cycle for the viola.

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Hiller's 'romanticizing' Andante is one of the valuable instrumental pieces frequently requested in church music. Triggers a festive mood!

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The work, which is committed to the expressive forms of the late Viennese classical period, is characterized by finely chiseled thematic formations as well as a varied and harmonically cleverly modula...

The work is one of the highlights of Telemann's trio sonata art. The text was presented after the first printing of 1733, which the master himself engraved in copper.

Rarely has a work fused compositional sophistication with elements concertante for all three players in such a grateful manner, to the point of contentiousness and lamentation in counterpoint.

In Gariboldi's works, it is striking how simple his solos are in melodic and harmonic terms. This may contribute to the fact that his studies are still readily used in lessons today.