A202

CD1

VENETIAN OBOE CONCERTOS

CD2

ANTONIO VIVALDI

CD3

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

CD4

GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL

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GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL / GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN

CD6

GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN

CD7

JOHANN FRIEDRICH FASCH / CARL FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN FASCH

CD8-9 JAN DISMAS ZELENKA CD10 DRESDEN

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Venetian Oboe Concertos Albinoni, Bigaglia, Marcello, Platti, Sammartini, Vivaldi

CD 1

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Concerto in C major RV 449/178 (Op. 8 no. 12) 01. Allegro 3’22 02. Largo 2’51 03. Allegro 3’51

Giuseppe Sammartini (1695-1750) Concerto in D major 13. Allegro 14. Adagio 15. Allegro

Giovanni Benedetto Platti (1697-1763) Concerto in G minor I 47 04. Allegro 05. Largo 06. Presto

3’51 4’58 3’28

Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in G minor RV 460 (Op. 11 no. 6) 16. Allegro non tanto 4’00 17. Largo 3’05 18. Allegro non molto 3’39

Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1751) Concerto in B-flat major Op. 7 no. 3 07. Allegro 08. Adagio 09. Allegro

2’33 2’27 2’06

Diogenio Bigaglia (c.1676-c.1745) Concerto in in B-flat major 19. [Allegro] 20. Adagio 21. [Allegro]

Alessandro Marcello (1673-1747) Concerto in D minor SF-D 935 10. Andante e spiccato 11. Adagio 12. Presto

4’03 3’21 3’37

Total time

4’54 2’36 4’17

3’27 2’05 2’53

71’30

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Zefiro Alfredo Bernardini —oboe Nicholas Robinson —violin Ayako Matsunaga —violin Teresa Ceccato —viola Gaetano Nasillo —cello Paolo Zuccheri —violone Evangelina Mascardi —theorbo Luca Guglielmi —harpsichord and organ

Instruments oboe: Giovanni Maria Anciuti, Milan 1730 violin: Filippo Fasser, Brescia, 2001 (after Pietro Guarneri, Venice, c1740) violin: Anonymous, Germany, 18th century viola: Lyn Hungerford, 1997 (after Nicolò Amati, Cremona c1650) cello: Antonio Ungarini, Fabriano, c1750 violone: Igniatio Ongaro, Venice, 1760 theorbo: Francisco Hervas, Granada, 1997 (after Pietro Reilich, second half of the 17th century) harpsichord: Tony Chinnery, Florence, 2001 (after Giovanni Battista Ferrini, 1730) organ: Giorgio Carli, Pescantina (Verona), 1997 (after Anonymous, late 17th century) Harpsichord and organ supplied by Romano Danesi

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Antonio Vivaldi 1678-1741 Bassoon Concertos

2’24 2’40 2’54

Concerto RV 500 in A minor 10. Allegro 11. Largo 12. Allegro

Concerto RV 480 in C minor 04. Allegro 05. [Andante] 06. Allegro

3’14 1’59 3’17

Concerto RV 474 in C major 13. Allegro 14. Largo 15. Allegro

Concerto RV 494 in G major 07. Allegro 08. Largo 09. [Allegro]

3’40 3’35 2’55

Concerto RV 483 in E-flat major 01. Presto 02. Larghetto 03. Allegro

CD 2

3’19 3’52 3’02

Concerto RV 481 in D minor 16. Allegro 17. Larghetto 18. Allegro molto

3’32 4’19 2’26

3’01 3’39 2’31

Concerto RV 472 in C major 19. Allegro non molto 20. Andante molto 21. Allegro

3’19 3’30 3’01

Total time

66’22

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Zefiro Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Nicholas Robinson —violin Cecilia Bernardini —violin Teresa Ceccato —viola Gaetano Nasillo —cello Paolo Zuccheri —double bass Evangelina Mascardi —theorbo Luca Guglielmi —harpsichord and organ

Instruments bassoon: Peter de Koningh, Hall (NL), 1999 (after J.H. Eichentopf, Leipzig, first half of the 18th century) violin: Filippo Fasser, Brescia 2001 (after Pietro Guarneri) violin: Camillo Camilli, Mantua, 1743 viola: L. Hungerford, 1997 (after Nicolò Amati) cello: Antonio Ungarini, Fabriano, c1750 double bass: Igniatio Ongaro, Venice, 1780 theorbo: Francisco Hervas, Granada, 1997 organ: Giorgio Carli, Pescantina (Verona) 1997 (after Anonymous, late 17th century) italian harpsichord: Tony Cinnery, Florence, 2004 (after Carlo Grimaldi, c1682) Harpsichord and organ supplied by Romano Danesi

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Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Ouvertures Ouverture BWV 119R in C major

Ouverture [no. 3] BWV 1068 in D major

for 4 trumpets, timpani, 2 recorders, 3 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo 1

for 3 trumpets, timpani, 2 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo

01. Ouverture

4’40

09. Ouverture 10. Air 11. Gavotte 1&2 12. Bourrée 13. Gigue

9’17 2’22 2’55 1’18 2’53 2’25 2’40

Ouverture BWV 194R in B flat major

Ouverture [no. 1] BWV 1066 in C major for 2 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo

02. Ouverture 03. Courante 04. Gavotte 1&2 05. Forlane 06. Menuet 1&2 07. Bourrée 1&2 08. Passepied 1&2

CD 3

9’14 4’29 3’45 1’08 2’34

for 3 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo 2

14. Ouverture

4’26

Ouverture [no. 4] BWV 1069 in D major for 3 trumpets, timpani, 3 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo

1 Reconstructed by Alfredo Bernardini from the opening chorus of Cantata BWV 119 “Preise, Jerusalem, den Herrn”.

15. Ouverture 16. Bourrée 1&2 17. Gavotte 18. Menuet 1&2 19. Réjouissance

11’50 2’40 1’47 3’56 2’30

Total time

77’00

2 Reconstructed by Alfredo Bernardini from the opening chorus of Cantata BWV 194 “Höchsterwünschtes Freudenfest”.

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Zefiro Gabriele Cassone, Luca Marzana, Simone Amelli, Emanuele Goggio —trumpet Riccardo Balbinutti —timpani Dorothee Oberlinger, Lorenzo Cavasanti —alto recorder Alfredo Bernardini1, Paolo Grazzi2, Emiliano Rodolfi3 —oboe Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Nicholas Robinson4, Rossella Croce, Ana Liz Ojeda —violin I Ayako Matsunaga, Ulrike Fischer, Lathika Vithanage —violin II Teresa Ceccato —viola Gaetano Nasillo —cello Paolo Zuccheri —violone 1 1st in tr. 1 and 14-19, 2nd in tr. 2-8.

Francesco Corti —harpsichord 2 1st in tr. 2-13, 2nd in tr. 1 and 14-19.

Alfredo Bernardini—director

3 2nd in tr. 9-13, 3rd in tr. 1 and 14-19.

4 Concertino and soloist in tr. 9.

1 1st in tr. 1 e 14-19, 2nd in tr. 2-8.

2 1st in tr. 2-13, 2nd in tr. 1 and 14-19.

3 2nd in tr. 9-13, 3rd in tr. 1 and 14-19.

Instruments 4 Concertino and soloist in tr. 9. trumpets: Cristian Bosc, Chambave, Aosta (I), 2005 (after Johann Leonhard Ehe, Nürnberg, early 18th century); Stephen Keavy, London, 1992; Cristian Bosc, Chambave, Aosta (I), 2009 (after Johann Leonhard Ehe, Nürnberg, early 18th century); Cristian Bosc, Chambave, Aosta (I), 2012 (after Johann Leonhard Ehe, Nürnberg, early 18th century) timpani: Lefima, Cham (D), 2000 (after Anonymous, Germany, late 18th century) alto recorders: Ernst Meyer, Paris, 2007 (after Jacob Denner, Nürnberg, c1720); Philippe Laché, St Estève 2013 (after Jacob Denner, Nürnberg, c1720) oboes: Pau Orriols, La Geltrù 2005 (after Thomas Stanesby, London, c1720); Grazzi-Ceccolini, Mantova, 2000 (after Thomas Stanesby, London, c1720); Grazzi-Ceccolini, Mantua, 2010 (after Thomas Stanesby, London, c1720) bassoon: Peter de Koningh, Hall (NL), 1999 (after Johann Heinrich Eichentopf, Leipzig, c1730) violins I: Filippo Fasser, Brescia, 2000 (after Pietro Guarneri, Venice, 1730); Franco Simeoni, Treviso, 1999 (after Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesù, Cremona, 1742); Johann Christian Schönfelder, Marknwukirchen, 1811 violins II Sebastian Klotz, Mittenwald, 18th century; Leopold Widhalm, Nürnberg, 1787; Matthieu Besseling, Amsterdam, 2014 viola: Lyn Hungerford, Cremona, 1998 (after Nicola Amati Cremona, c1650) cello: Antonio Ungarini, Fabriano, c1750 violone: Italian school, c1700 harpsichord: Keith Hill, Manchester, Michigan (USA), 2001 (after Anonymous, Germany, c1700)

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George Frideric Handel 1685-1759 The Musick for the Royal Fireworks

The Musick for the Royal Fireworks – HWV 351

21’20

for 3 trumpets, drums, 3 oboes, 3 horns, 2 bassoons, strings and basso continuo

01. Ouverture 02. Bourrée 03. La Paix 04. La Réjouissance 05. Menuet I - Menuet II

Concerto a due cori No. 3 – in F major HWV 334

13’58

for 4 oboes, 2 bassoons, strings and basso continuo

8’38 2’04 3’08 3’40 3’42

16’54

for 4 oboes, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, strings and basso continuo

06. Ouverture 07. Allegro 08. Allegro ma non troppo 09. Adagio 10. Andante larghetto 11. Allegro

Concerto a due cori No. 1 – in B flat major HWV 332

CD 4

1’21 2’38 2’48 2’47 3’27 3’48

12. Ouverture 13. Allegro ma non troppo 14. Allegro 15. Largo 16. A tempo ordinario 17. Alla breve moderato 18. Minuet

Concerto a due cori No. 2 – in F major HWV 333

1’02 2’40 2’15 2’27 1’42 1’38 2’04

15’38

for 4 oboes, 2 bassoons, 4 horns, strings and basso continuo

19. Pomposo 20. Allegro 21. A tempo giusto 22. Largo 23. Allegro ma non troppo 24. A tempo ordinario

Total time

1’48 1’54 2’46 1’49 3’46 3’26

68’57

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Zefiro Gabriele Cassone, Luca Marzana, Jonathan Pia —trumpet Paolo Grazzi, Andrea Mion, Emiliano Rodolfi, Marco Cera —oboe Dileno Baldin, Francesco Meucci, Ermes Pecchinini, Gabriele Rocchetti —horn Alberto Grazzi, Maurizio Barigione —bassoon Maurizio Barigione —contrabassoon [HWV 351] Stefano Montanari, Mauro Lopes, Daniela Nuzzoli, Mónika Tóth —violin I Elisa Citterio, Laura Mirri, Alessandro Di Vona, Barbara Altobello —violin II Martina Forni, Meri Skejic —viola Gaetano Nasillo, Sara Bennici —cello Paolo Zuccheri, Michele Zeoli —double bass Francesco Corti —harpsichord Biagio Carlomagno —kettledrum and snare drum Alfredo Bernardini —director

Diapason: a = 415 Hz

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George Frideric Handel 1685-1759 Water Musick Georg Philipp Telemann 1681-1767 Wassermusik

CD 5

George Frideric Handel Water Musick Suite in F HWV 348 (London, 1715?)

0’53 1’31 2’05 2’56 1’06 1’36

01. Overture - Adagio e staccato 02. [Allegro] 03. Andante 04. [Allegro] 05. [Passepied] 06. Air 07. Bourrée 08. [Andante] 09. Hornpipe 10. Menuet 1 & 2

5’32 2’16 2’11 2’18 3’07 3’29 1’51 3’44 2’31 2’26

Georg Philipp Telemann Ouverture in C major Wassermusik ‘Hamburger Ebb’ und Flut’ TWV 55: C 3 (Hamburg 1723) 11. Ouverture 12. Sarabande. Die schlaffende Thetis 13. Bourrée. Die erwachende Thetis 14. Loure. Der verliebte Neptunus

7’56 2’35 1’49 1’48

15. Gavotte. Die verliebte Amphitrite 16. Harlequinade. Der schertzende Tritonus 17. Der stürmende Aeolus 18. Menuet. Der angenehme Zephir 19. Gigue. Ebbe und Flut 20. Canarie. Die lustigen Bots-leute George Frideric Handel Water Musick Suite in D HWV 349 (London 1717?) & Suite in G HWV 350 (London 1736?)

21. [Allegro] 22. [Hornpipe] 23. [Sarabande] 24. Aria 1 & 2 25. Menuet 1 & 2 26. [Gigue 1 & 2] 27. [Bourrée] 28. Lentement 29. Coro Total time

2’12 3’54 3’08 3’10 2’31 1’33 1’11 2’17 1’30 75’29

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Zefiro Marcello Gatti —flute Alfredo Bernardini, Marcello Gatti —recorder Alfredo Bernardini, Paolo Grazzi —oboe Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Gabriele Cassone, Luca Marzana —trumpet Dileno Baldin, Francesco Meucci —horn Stefano Montanari (concertino) Stefania Trovesi, Renata Spotti, Stefano Rossi, Paolo Zinzani —violin I Lorenzo Colitto, Laura Mirri, Ulrike Fischer, Alessandro Di Vona —violin II Giovanni De Rosa, Chiara Zanisi —viola Gaetano Nasillo, Sara Bennici —cello Giancarlo De Frenza —double bass Anna Fontana —harpsichord Evangelina Mascardi —theorbo and baroque guitar Alfredo Bernardini —director

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Georg Philipp Telemann 1681-1767 Ouvertures à 8

Ouverture TWV 55:D15 in D major 01. Ouverture 02. Prélude, très vite 03. Gigue 04. Menuet I & II 05. Harlequinade 06. Loure 07. Rondeau 08. Réjouissance

6’28 0’57 2’24 2’40 2’02 3’37 1’36 2’35

Ouverture TWV 55:d3 in D minor 09. Ouverture 10. Menuet I & II 11. Gavotte 12. Courante 13. Air 14. Loure 15. Hornpipe 16. Canaries 17. Gigue

CD 6

7’07 3’09 1’39 1’36 3’15 2’57 1’14 1’51 3’21

Ouverture TWV 55:B10 in B-flat major 18. Ouverture 19. Rondeau 20. Air, un peu viste 21. Hornepipe 22. Menuet I & II 23. Bourrée 24. Plainte 25. Combattans 26. Passepied I & II Total time

5’21 1’54 2’07 1’28 3’41 1’26 4’17 1’35 3’00 73’30

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Zefiro Alfredo Bernardini, Paolo Grazzi, Emiliano Rodolfi —oboe Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Nicholas Robinson, Ayako Matsunaga —violin Stefano Marcocchi —viola Gaetano Nasillo —cello Paolo Zuccheri —double bass Francesco Corti —harpsichord Evangelina Mascardi —theorbo Alfredo Bernardini —director

Instruments oboe: Pau Orriols, Vilanova, 2005 (da Thomas Stanesby Jun., London, c1720) oboe: Paolo Grazzi, Mantova 1998 (after Thomas Stanesby Jun., London, c1720) oboe: Pau Orriols, Vilanova 2009 (after Thomas Stanesby Jun., London, c1720) bassoon: Peter de Koningh, Hall (NL),1999 (after J.H. Eichentopf, Leipzig, second half of the 18th century) violin: Filippo Fasser, Brescia, 2001 (after Pietro Guarneri, Venice, 1730) violin: Anonymous, Mittenwald, 18th century viola: Jacob Petz, Vils im Tyrol, 1769 cello: Antonio Ungarini, Fabriano, c1750 double bass: Ignatio Ongaro, Venice, 1780 harpsichord: Keith Hill, Michigan, 2004 (after Pascal Taskin, Paris, 1769) theorbo: Francisco Hervas, Granada, 1997 (after Christopher Cock, 17th century) Harpsichord supplied by Romano Danesi.

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Johann Friedrich Fasch 1688-1758

Concerto in D major for trumpet, 2 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo (soloist: Gabriele Cassone, trumpet) 01. Allegro 02. Largo 03. Allegro

6’35

2’12 1’46 2’37

Concerto in C minor for bassoon, 2 oboes, strings and basso continuo (soloist: Alberto Grazzi, bassoon) 04. Allegro 05. Largo 06. Allegro

8’52

Concerto in G minor for oboe, strings and basso continuo (soloist: Paolo Grazzi, oboe) 07. Allegro 08. Largo 09. Allegro

9’22

3’42 2’57 2’11

3’19 3’04 2’58

Ouverture in D major for trumpet, 2 oboes, bassoon, strings and basso continuo 10. Ouverture 11. Andante 12. Bourrée 1&2 13. Air 14. Gavotte 1&2 15. Menuet

CD 7

3’27 6’36 2’06 4’21 3’21 5’03 2’00

Carl Friedrich Christian Fasch (1736–1800) Concerto in E major 14’54 for trumpet, violin, oboe d’amore, strings and basso continuo (soloists: Gabriele Cassone, trumpet; Massimo Spadano, violin; Alfredo Bernardini, oboe d’amore) 16. Allegro 5’18 17. Affettuoso 5’45 18. Allegro 3’49 Total time

64’25

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Zefiro Gabriele Cassone —trumpet Paolo Grazzi1, Alfredo Bernardini2 —oboe Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Massimo Spadano (leader), Renata Spotti, Mauro Lopes, Ulrike Fischer —violin I Stefano Rossi, Laura Mirri, Alessandro Di Vona, Barbara Altobello —violin II Ewa Miribung, Daniela Gaidano —viola Tobias Bonz, Sara Bennici —cello Giancarlo De Frenza —double bass Luca Guglielmi —harpsichord Juan Sebastian Lima —theorbo Alfredo Bernardini —director

1 2

1st in 4-6 1st in 1-3 and 10-15

Pitch: a = 415 Hz

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Jan Dismas Zelenka 1679-1745

CD 8-9

Sei Sonate à due Hautbois, Violin et Basson con Basso Continuo, ZWV 181

CD8

CD9

Sonata no. 5 in F major, ZWV 181/5 01. Allegro 02. Adagio 03. Allegro

6’51 3’00 6’22

Sonata no. 6 in C minor, ZWV 181/6 04. [Andante] 05. [Allegro] 06. Adagio 07. [Allegro] Sonata no. 2 in G minor, ZWV 181/2 08. Andante (Adagio) 09. Allegro 10. Andante (Adagio) 11. Allegro assai (Allegro) Total time

Sonata no. 1 in F major, ZWV 181/1 01. Adagio ma non troppo 02. Allegro 03. Larghetto 04. Allegro assai

3’16 4’37 3’07 5’06

3’05 4’15 2’54 4’57

Sonata no. 3 in B flat major, ZWV 181/3 05. Adagio 06. Allegro 07. Largo 08. Allegro / Tempo giusto

3’20 4’02 2’48 4’46

3’49 6’54 3’58 5’33

Sonata no. 4 in G minor, ZWV 181/4 09. Andante 10. Allegro 11. Adagio 12. Allegro ma non troppo (Allegro)

3’04 5’25 3’40 8’36

51’57

Total time

52’13

The markings given in parentheses are those found in the original parts (extant only for nos. 2, 4 and 5) that differ from those given in the autograph score; those given in square brackets are the supposed indications, when such are completely missing.

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Zefiro Paolo Grazzi —oboe I Alfredo Bemardini —oboe II Manfredo Kraemer [CD 9, Sonata no. 3] —violin Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Rinaldo Alessandrini —harpsichord, organ Rolf Lislevand [CD 8] —theorbo Gian Carlo Rado [CD 9] —theorbo Roberto Sensi [CD 8] —double bass Lorenz Duftschmid [CD 9] —violone

Instruments oboe I: Toshi Hasegawa, Deventer [NL], 1982 (after Jacob Denner, Nuremberg [D], c1720) oboe II: Alfredo Bemardini, Amsterdam 1988 (after Thomas Stanesby, London c1730) violin: David Techler, Rome, 1704 bassoon: Peter de Koningh, Hall [NL], 1985 (after Prudent Thierrot, Paris, c1760) harpsichord: Cornelis Bom, Nieuwolda [NL], 1984 (after Johann Daniel Dulcken) organ: Giorgio Carli, Pescantina, Verona [I], 1990 theorbo [CD 8]: Lourdes Uncilla Moreno, San Lorenzo de El Escorial [Sp], 1989 theorbo [CD 9]: Stephen Murphy, Mollans sur Ouvèze [F], 1985 (after Martin Hoffman) double bass: Wolfgang Sagmair, Graz 1698 violone: Zantino Martelozzio, Crema, 1721

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Dresden

CD 10

Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) Sonata in C minor, TWV 42:c4

Johann Friedrich Fasch (1688-1758) Quadro in B-flat major, FWV N:B2 (post 1727) for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord)

01.

02.

03.

04.

Andante Allegro Largo Allegro

2’12 2’20 1’42 3’18

Johann Joachim Quantz (1697-1773) Sonata in G minor, QV 2:41a/b for 2 oboes and continuo (bassoon, harpsichord)

05.

06.

07.

08.

Andante Allegro Largo Allegro

09.

10.

11.

12.

Affectuoso Allegro [Largo] Allegro

1’50 2’46 1’56 2’12

13.

14.

15.

16.

Largo Allegro Largo Allegro

Lentement Viste Lentement avec douceur Gay

for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)

21. Vivace 22. Siciliano 23. Allegro

2’03 2’44 4’14 2’20

2’41 2’19 2’41 2’27

24.

25.

26.

27.

Largo Allegro Largo Allegro

2’07 2’32 1’51 2’27

Antonio Lotti (1667-1740) Echo in F major (1717-1719)

for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)

3’08 2’20 2’42 2’34

2’41 2’46 2’46

Johann Friedrich Fasch (1688-1758) Quadro in G minor, FWV N:g1 (post 1727)

for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Sonata a quattro in C major, RV 801 for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)

17.

18.

19.

20.

Arcangelo Califano (between 1733 and 1756) Sonata a quattro in C major

Johann David Heinichen (1683-1729) Sonata in B-flat major, SeiH 257 (1726)

for 2 oboes, bassoon and continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)

for 2 oboes and continuo (viola da gamba, harpsichord)

28. [Allegro] 29. Adagio 30. Allegro Total time

4’18 2’47 2’57 77’58

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Zefiro Alfredo Bernardini * —oboe Paolo Grazzi ** —oboe Alberto Grazzi —bassoon Paolo Zuccheri —violone (8’) —viola da gamba Evangelina Mascardi —theorbo Anna Fontana —harpsichord

Instruments oboe: Alberto Ponchio, Vicenza (I), 2016 (after Thomas Stanesby, London, c1720) oboe: Grazzi-Duchi, Pesaro (I), 2016 (after Thomas Stanesby, London, c1720) bassoon: Peter de Koningh, Hall (NL), 1999 (after Johann Heinrich Eichentopf, Leipzig, c1720) violone (8’): Ettore Soffritti, Ferrara (I), 1880 viola da gamba: Anonymous, Italy, late 17th century theorbo: Francisco Hervas, Granada, 1997 (after Pietro Railich, Venice, late 17th century) harpsichord: Keith Hill, Grand Rapids Michigan (US), 2001 (after Anonymous, Germany, c1720) * oboe I (Quantz, Heinichen, Vivaldi, Telemann, Califano) ** oboe I (Fasch, Lotti)

Paolo e Alberto Grazzi, Rinaldo Alessandrini, Alfredo Bernardini, Rolf Lislevand and Roberto Sensi during the ensemble’s first recording session (CD8), Mantua, 1993

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Venetian Oboe Concertos Albinoni, Bigaglia, Marcello, Platti, Sammartini, Vivaldi Recorded 24-26 February 2014 Academic Hall, Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music, Rome Artistic direction, recording, editing and mastering: Alban Moraud. ℗2014 / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 380

CD 2

Antonio Vivaldi Bassoon Concertos Recorded 11-14 December 2010 Sala Ghislieri, Mondovì (Italy) Recording producer and balance engineer: Jens Jamin ℗2013 / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 365

CD 3

Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Ouvertures Recorded 6-9 November 2015 Gustav Mahler Hall, Kulturzentrum Grand Hotel, Dobbiaco Producer: Michael Seberich — Recording engineer: Michael Seberich – Balance Engineer / Mastering: Michael Seberich — Editing: Antonio Scavuzzo ℗2016 / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 400

CD 4

George Frideric Handel 1685-1759 The Musick for the Royal Fireworks Recorded 14-17 August 2006 cloister of the Jesuit College, Catania (Italy) Recording producer, balance engineer and digital editing: Jens Jamin ℗2008 Zefiro, under exclusive licence to Outhere Music France / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 386

CD 5

George Frideric Handel 1685-1759 Water Musick Georg Philipp Telemann 1681-1767 Wassermusik Live recording of the concert given in London, St. John’s Smith Square, on 9 June 2003, during the Lufthansa Festival of Baroque Music, by Simon Fox-G31 (Musica Numeris) assisted by Justin Marcus ℗2003 Zefiro, under exclusive licence to Outhere Music France / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 432

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Zefiro, Mantua, March 2019

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Georg Philipp Telemann 1681-1767 Ouvertures à 8 Recorded 2-5 May 2010 Teatro Scientifico Bibiena, Mantova (Italy) Recording producer and balance engineer: Jens Jamin ℗2013 / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 371

CD 7

Johann Friedrich Fasch 1688-1758 Recorded 11-14 April 2005 Chiesa di San Salvatore, Rodengo Saiano (Brescia) Recording producer, balance engineer and digital editing: Jens Jamin ℗2008 Associazione Culturale Ensemble Zefiro, under exclusive licence to Outhere Music France / ©2019 Outhere Music France

CONCEPT & DESIGN Clamshell box: Emilio Lonardo Booklet: Mirco Milani Cover: photo by Mitja Kobal Page 20: Zefiro, February 1993 ©Vito Magnanini Page 22: Zefiro, March 2019 ©Vito Magnanini ARCANA is a label of OUTHERE MUSIC FRANCE 31, rue du Faubourg Poissonnière – 75009 Paris www.outhere-music.com www.facebook.com/OuthereMusic Artistic Director: Giovanni Sgaria

CD 8-9

Jan Dismas Zelenka 1679-1745 Sei Sonate à due Hautbois, Violin et Basson con Basso Continuo, ZWV 181 CD8: Recorded February 1993 Villa Schiarino, Mantova (Italy) Sound engineer: Nicolas Bartholomée, assisted by Manuel Mohino – Digital editing: Manuel Mohino CD9: recorded February 1995 Auditorium Tibor Varga, Sion (Switzerland) Sound engineer: Nicolas Bartholomée – Digital editing: Anne Pontigny and Manuel Mohino ℗1993, 1995 Naïve, under exclusive licence to Outhere Music France / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 394

CD 10

Dresden Recorded 13-16 November 2016 Gustav Mahler Hall, Kulturzentrum Grand Hotel, Dobbiaco (Italy) Producer: Michael Seberich – Recording engineer: Michael Seberich – Balance Engineer / Mastering: Michael Seberich – Editing: Antonio Scavuzzo ℗2017 / ©2019 Outhere Music France Originally released as A 438