
Don Quixote and other Suites & Concertos
Jeannette Sorrell
Apollo’s Fire
3rd June 2016
AV2353
£12.99
Summary:
Tilting at windmills. The long-suffering Sancho Panza. Sighs of love for Dulcinea. The familiar and fanciful themes of the Don Quixote legend are brought to life by Apollo’s Fire in Telemann’s imaginative portrayal. The Don Quixote Suite sits alongside other suites and concertos by the composer that reveal his cosmopolitan air and whimsical nature.
Tracklist:
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767)
Concerto polonois in G, TWV43:G7
1. Dolce – Allegro (4:53)
2. Largo (Polonaise) (2:05)
3. Allegro (1:57)
Concerto in E minor for flute and recorder, TWV52:E1
4. Largo (3:37)
5. Allegro (4:20)
6. Largo (2:57)
7. Presto (2:57)
Michael Lynn, recorder | Kathie Stewart, flute
Grillen-symphonie (Whimsical Symphony), TWV50:1
8. Etwas lebhaft (Rather lively) (3:22)
9. Tändelnd (Flirtatious, trifling) (2:57)
10. Presto (2:17)
Henry Peyrebrune & Tracy Rowell, contrabass
Ouverture Burlesque, TWV55:B8
11. Ouverture (3:53)
12. Scaramouches (1:28)
13. Harlequinade (1:10)
14. Colombine (2:17)
15. Pierrot (1:37)
16. Menuets I & II (2:57)
17. Mezzetin en Turc (1:15)
Burlesque de Don Quixotte (Don Quixote Suite), TWV55
18. Ouverture (4:30)
19. Don Quixote awakens (1:40)
20. His attack on the windmills (1:55)
21. Sighs of love for Princess Dulcinea (3:35)
22. Sancho Panza tossed in a blanket (1:48)
23. The galloping of Rosinante, and that of Sancho’s mule (2:40)
24. Quixote asleep (1:15)
Total Time: 63:33
Recorded at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Tracks 1 – 10 recorded March 2002, Tracks 11 – 24 recorded October 2002
Producer: Erica Brenner
Engineer: Thomas Knab