Amadeus

Also in this piece belonging to the series of six op. 8 Stamitz offers a tonally strongly contrasting interplay between 2 wind and 2 string parts: finest classical table music!

In the quintet, the instruments are offered solos that always lead to the ripieno theme. The piece is recommended as a chamber music precursor to the 'Sinfonie concertan te'.

The work, carried by romantic pathos, reflects the motto 'I know love only from the torment it causes'. carried by the splendor of dreamy melodies.

The wonderful work dedicated to 'Frau Dr. Clara Schumann' belongs to Naumann's nobly felt, perfectly formed chamber music of classical character. A feast for violists.

The six quadros with their French esprit captivate with bold, rapid changes of theme and abundant ornamentation.... At its finest.

The six quartets form the only instrumental cycle that the brilliant French baroque master left us. The rediscovery could not be dispensed with.

Enjoy the work, which is enriched with fine French esprit and captivates with bold, rapid changes of themes and abundant ornamentation.

The chess world champion Philidor also proves himself in his 6 only instrumental quadros: the genius congenially overcomes the baroque compositional scheme.

It gives us and the discoverers of Philidor pleasure to have completely snatched the convolute from oblivion with the 6th quartet. Rewarding and easy.

Edited from the first edition.

First Edition

The rediscovery of the three flute quartets op.99 is an event. The tonal flair, the inimitable melodic melting of the movements are unparalleled.

Rarely has writing for flute quartet been so beguilingly beautiful and ingratiating in a minor key. The pre-Romantic jewel needs no recommendation for permanent appropriation.

This work in C major is the crowning finale of the edition of all 11 extant flute quartets. They WILL become common property for this instrumentation in the near future.

The '4 Lieder' of the Swabian Edele breathe a breath of Biedermeil charm. They are masterfully modeled on the romantic-programmatic ideals of their time.

A weighty contribution by cellist Dotzauer to the rare oboe quartet literature. Thanks to its melodic flow and the lightly swinging rondo finale, hardly any wishes remain unfulfilled.

Edited from the First Edition.