Concert - Edgar Moreau, au violoncelle et à la direction de Il Pomo d'Oro dans un répertoire baroque et classique au Bremen Music Festival - 04/11/2020 - Musiq'3 | podCloud

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Concert - Edgar Moreau, au violoncelle et à la direction de Il Pomo d'Oro dans un répertoire baroque et classique au Bremen Music Festival - 04/11/2020

Publié le mercredi 04 novembre 2020 à 13:00 par musiq3

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Enregistré le 24/08/2019 au City Hall, Bremen

Antonio Vivaldi : Concerto en la mineur pour violloncelle et orchestre, RV 419

Francesco Durante : Concerto pour 2 violons, alto et contrebasse

Luigi Boccherini : Concerto en Ré Majeur pour violoncelle et orchestre

Franz Xaver Richter : Adagio et Fugue en sol mineur

Giovanni Benedetto Platti : Concerto en Ré Majeur pour violoncelle et orchestre

Johann Adolf Hasse : Sinfonia en Sol Majeur, op. 5/6

Il Pomo d'Oro
Edgar Moreau,violoncelle et direction

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