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New discoveries from Gunar Lezbor and his St Florian Abbey archive.\r
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Franz Josef Aumann (1728-1797) was a free and innovative composer. His chamber music is really worth exploring as they provide a lively and interesting listening experience.\r
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Gunar Letzbor: 'Franz Josef Aumann was born in the Austrian town of Traismauer in 1728 and studied music in Vienna, where he came across many important musicians of his time. It has not yet been established why in 1753 he relocated to Sankt Florian. He must have been unusually talented, as two years later he became Regens Chori, one year before his ordination to the priesthood. From that point he remained in the service of the monastery until his death in 1797. He composed 'entertainment' music of the highest quality \u2013 pieces that were played for the amusement of invited guests, on special occasions, or simply between the various courses of lavish banquets. In the archives of St Florian Monastery not many chamber works have survived \u2013 only a handful, but these are of outstanding quality. The quintets are remarkable. Here the master develops a particular style of chamber music: two violins are juxtaposed with two violas. Both groups of instruments have equal status and enter into a lively discourse. Aumann mastered all the compositional techniques of his time. We can, however, observe a particular preference for melodic lines reminiscent of the folk music that was practised in the region. For contrast, we have added the Cassatio in D, where the radiant sound of a flautello bestows a special aura upon the music. The concluding Parthia in C where trumpets symbolise the divinity or a high social position. Aumann must have been extremely innovative, not worrying too much about any rules within his environment.' \r
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'Once again Gunar Letzbor and his colleagues have done us a favour by making available unjustly neglected repertoire.' - MusicWeb International

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti Violino Primo, Violino Secondo, Viola Prima, Viola Seconda con Violone

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Menuet

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Andante

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Finale

Cassatio in D a 2 Violini, Flautello concertato, Alto Viola e Violoncello - Allegro

Cassatio in D - Menuet - Andante

Cassatio in D - Andante - con sordino

Cassatio in D - Menuet - Allegro

Cassatio in D - Finale

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Divertimento - gustoso

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Menuet

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Andante - con sordini

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Finale - Presto

Die Hex

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti Violini 2, Alto Viole 2 e Violone - Allegro

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Menuet

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Andante

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Finale -Presto

Parthia in C a Violinis 2, Alto Viola, Clarinis 2, Basso* con Tympano - Presto

Parthia in C - Menuet

Parthia in C - Andante - sempre piano

Parthia in C - Finale - Tempo di Menuetto

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Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.New discoveries from Gunar Lezbor and his St Florian Abbey archive.rr

Franz Josef Aumann (1728-1797) was a free and innovative composer. His chamber music is really worth exploring as they provide a lively and interesting listening experience.rr

Gunar Letzbor: 'Franz Josef Aumann was born in the Austrian town of Traismauer in 1728 and studied music in Vienna, where he came across many important musicians of his time. It has not yet been established why in 1753 he relocated to Sankt Florian. He must have been unusually talented, as two years later he became Regens Chori, one year before his ordination to the priesthood. From that point he remained in the service of the monastery until his death in 1797. He composed 'entertainment' music of the highest quality u2013 pieces that were played for the amusement of invited guests, on special occasions, or simply between the various courses of lavish banquets. In the archives of St Florian Monastery not many chamber works have survived u2013 only a handful, but these are of outstanding quality. The quintets are remarkable. Here the master develops a particular style of chamber music: two violins are juxtaposed with two violas. Both groups of instruments have equal status and enter into a lively discourse. Aumann mastered all the compositional techniques of his time. We can, however, observe a particular preference for melodic lines reminiscent of the folk music that was practised in the region. For contrast, we have added the Cassatio in D, where the radiant sound of a flautello bestows a special aura upon the music. The concluding Parthia in C where trumpets symbolise the divinity or a high social position. Aumann must have been extremely innovative, not worrying too much about any rules within his environment.' rr

'Once again Gunar Letzbor and his colleagues have done us a favour by making available unjustly neglected repertoire.' - MusicWeb International

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti Violino Primo, Violino Secondo, Viola Prima, Viola Seconda con Violone

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Menuet

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Andante

Parthia ex G a 5 Stromenti - Finale

Cassatio in D a 2 Violini, Flautello concertato, Alto Viola e Violoncello - Allegro

Cassatio in D - Menuet - Andante

Cassatio in D - Andante - con sordino

Cassatio in D - Menuet - Allegro

Cassatio in D - Finale

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Divertimento - gustoso

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Menuet

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Andante - con sordini

Cassatio ex C a 2 Violini, 2 Viole e Basso - Finale - Presto

Die Hex

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti Violini 2, Alto Viole 2 e Violone - Allegro

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Menuet

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Andante

Divertimento in B a 5 Stromenti - Finale -Presto

Parthia in C a Violinis 2, Alto Viola, Clarinis 2, Basso* con Tympano - Presto

Parthia in C - Menuet

Parthia in C - Andante - sempre piano

Parthia in C - Finale - Tempo di Menuetto

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