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MO 0305: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Complete Music for Two Fortepianos

Penelope Crawford, Nancy Garrett (fortepianos)

Duo Cristofori (Penelope Crawford and Nancy Garrett) present all the works that Mozart composed for two separate keyboard instruments, including the Sonata in D major and the Fugue in C minor, the latter a product of Mozart’s discovery of the music of J. S. Bach through the diplomat, Gottfried van Swieten.

MO 0306: Franz Joseph Haydn: XII Lieder; Arianna a Naxos

Andrea Folan (soprano), Tom Beghin and Chi-Chen (fortepiano)

Haydn’s rarely heard songs are performed here with due recognition of 18th century performance practice, including embellishments added to the vocal line. The first of two sets of songs, these works provide a window into a little-known part of Haydn’s output and an important part of the story of the German Lied that found its later expression in the works of Schubert, Schumann and Brahms. Also included is Haydn’s great solo cantata, Arianna a Naxos.

MO 0404: Handel: Israel in Egypt

Trinity Wall Street; Julian Wachner (conductor)

The most complete recording in existence of Handel’s great oratorio, this new release includes

both Handel’s 1739 & 1756 versions in their entirety. The celebrated musical forces of Trinity Wall Street are directed by Julian Wachner.

MO 0405: The Organ at Celle

Brett Leighton (organ)

Australian organist Brett Leighton presents a programme of North German organ works, culminating in the great Toccata, Adagio & Fugue, BWV 564 of J. S. Bach, on the superbly restored Baroque organ of Celle in Germany.

MO 0407: Schubert from Skálholt I

Skálholt Quartet; Jaap Schröder (violin), Bruno Cocset (cello)

Jaap Schröder and his Icelandic colleagues of the Skálholt Quartet, with French cellist, Bruno Cocset, present the first of several releases devoted to the late chamber works of Franz Schubert, including the String Quintet and Quartets in G major and G minor.

MO 0408: Schubert from Skálholt II

Skálholt Quartet; Jaap Schröder (violin), Bruno Cocset (cello)

Jaap Schröder and the Skálholt Quartet present the quartets in D minor (Death & the Maiden) and

A minor (Rosamunde) in the second release in this ongoing series, recorded in the superb acoustics of the cathedral church in Skálholt, Iceland.

MO 0410: Chiara Margarita Cozzolani: Concerti Sacri, 1642

Magnficat ; Warren Stewart (director)

This next release in Musica Omnia’s celebrated “complete” Cozzolani cycle presents the more intimate works of 1642, including a complete four-part setting of the Mass Ordinary, performed by the Magnificat ensemble, directed by Warren Stewart.

Donna Chiara Margarita Cozzolani’s debut publication included motets for everything from solo voice to vocal quartets, all with basso continuo. Her highly individual and expressive setting of Latin texts epitomized the ideals of the second generation composers of the Italian Baroque, with individual words often repeated or highlighted for maximum dramatic effect. Following the success of Musica Omnia’s first Cozzolani releases a decade ago, we now present all of Donna Chiara’s surviving works as she published them, astonishing her contemporaries with her audacious harmonies and vivid text settings.

MO O411:

Henry Eccles: XII Sonatas for Violin & basso continuo

Martin Davids (violin)

Violinist Martin Davids presents these twelve remarkable Italianate works by one of Purcell’s younger contemporaries, the English composer, Henry Eccles, a world première recording.

MO 0412: Bach, Clavierübung, parts II & III and Six Partitas, BWV 825 – 830

Peter Watchorn (harpsichord)

Peter Watchorn continues his survey of Bach’s complete harpsichord works with the Italian Concerto, French Overture and four “Duetti”, that form parts II & III of his published Clavierübung cycle; and

Opus 1, the Six Partitas.

MO 0501: Mozart: Quintet for fortepiano & winds, K. 452; Beethoven: Quintet for fortepiano & winds, op. 16; Mozart: Kegelstatt Trio, K. 498

Cambini Winds; Penelope Crawford (fortepiano), Jaap Schröder (viola)

These two great quintets for fortepiano & winds are presented by the leading players of Classical wind instruments in North America, with fortepianist Penelope Crawford and the legendary Jaap Schröder (K. 498).

MO 0502: Chopin

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