Haydn / Schlader / Angerer - Concilium Musicum Wien [CD]

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The Concilium musicum Vienna, which plays on authentic period instruments, was founded by Paul and Christoph Angerer in 1982 and has since elaborated an extensive musical spectrum from the music of the Baroque period to the dance music of the 19th century. The 30th anniversary of the ensemble was celebrated in the festival hall of the Austrian Academy of Sciences with a concert that is now being released as a CD. They performed Symphonies No. 39 by Johann Michael Haydn and No. 101 in D major 'The Clock' by Joseph Haydn. For the Concerto in A major for Basset Clarinet KV 622 by Wolfgang Amad\xe9 Mozart, the clarinetist Ernst Schlader uses an instrument reconstructed from historical sources.30 Years of the Concilium musicum ViennaThe Concilium musicum Vienna was founded by Paul and Christoph Angerer in 1982 to perform works of the 18th century. Since its beginnings, it has been a special concern of the ensemble to excavate hidden musical treasures. Hence, in the past years the names of forgotten composers and their valuable composers have reappeared in their programmes and on their CDs and have always been received by the public with interest and enthusiasm. The ensemble only performs on period and authentic instruments from the time between 1700 and the late 19th century.The ensemble Concilium musicum Vienna performs worldwide in differing instrumentations, from the chamber music formation to the orchestra. The ensemble holds successful concerts in major cities and small towns, in castles and palaces, in monasteries and churches - and at international festivals. Many radio and television recordings as well as a series of CD productions testify not least to the diversified repertoire of the Concilium musicum Vienna. Ernst Schlader, internationally renowned as a performer on historical clarinet instruments and a member of ensembles such as the Academy of Old Music in Berlin, the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, Ars Antiqua Austria or the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, has been a regular partner of the Concilium musicum Vienna for many years.'

Allegro Con Spirito

Andante Con Moto

Finale-fugato. Molto Vivace

Allegro - Ernst Schlader/Concilium Musicum Wien

Adagio - Ernst Schlader/Concilium Musicum Wien

Rondo. Allegro - Ernst Schlader/Concilium Musicum Wien

Adagio - Presto

Andante

Menuetto. Allegro

Vivace