Georg Philipp Telemann, a prominent composer of the early 18th century, was known for his 'mixed taste' (vermischter goût), blending French, Italian, German, and even rustic Polish musical styles.
Interpretation
Tempesta di Mare, the Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra, performs all orchestral works without a conductor, reflecting the practice when this music was new.
Recording & Production
This recording is the first to bring together all three of Telemann's surviving concerto-suites.
Recording & Production
The recording uses 24-bit / 96 kHz technology, which provides a dynamic range up to 48 dB greater and 256 times the resolution of standard 16-bit recordings.
Performer Biography
Tempesta di Mare is the only American baroque music group to record for the prestigious British label Chandos.
Compositional Technique
The 'concerto-suite' is a subgenre pioneered by Telemann, combining an opening concerto-allegro with a subsequent series of French dance movements.
Album & Artwork
The front cover artwork incorporates a copper engraving of Georg Philipp Telemann and the Liberty Bell, a symbol of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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