Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D-dur (1720-21?), BWV 1050 (Bach)

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)


Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D-dur (1720-21?), BWV 1050

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Concertino: harpsichord, violin, flute
Ripieno: violin, viola, cello, violone, (harpsichord)

1. Allegro
2. Affettuoso
3. Allegro

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Orchestra Mozart, conductor - Claudio Abbado. Giuliano Carmignola - principal violin. Recorded live at Teatro Municipale Valli, Reggio Emilia, 21 April 2007.
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Concerto Italiano - con. Rinaldo Alessandrini / 2005, Palazzo Farnese in Roma
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Il Giardino Armonico - con. Giovanni Antonini
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Recorded: September 1963, Vevey, Switzerland.
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Chamber ensemble ``Moscow Soloists`` (soloists: A. Koreneva (harpsichord), O. Khudyakov (traverse flute), S. Lomovsky (violin)) 2007.
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April 10-11, 1959, Zuerich.
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Musica Amphion, Pieter-Jan Belder, Ré
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Recording: St. John`s Square, London, UK, 1990.
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Arrangement for solo organ
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1985
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Transcription for piano 4 hands by E.Bindman // recorded in 2017 at the USA, Sono Luminus Studios
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Entry - 1968
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Dunedin Consort / John Butt (direction & harpsichord) / 2012, Perth Concert Hall, Perth, UK
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John Wummer - flute. June 1950, Prades.
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recording 2007.
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Orchestre de l`Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris. Alfred Cortot - piano & conductor, Jacques Thibaud - violin, Roger Cortet - flute. Recording - May 16 17, 1932, Paris.
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Wurtemberg Chamber Orchestra. Martin Galling (harpsichord); Suzanne Lautenbacher (violin). Recorded in Germany, 1966.
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I barocchisti - con. Diego Fasolis // Diego Fasolis (harpsichord); Duilio Galfetti (violin); Stefano Bet (flute) // Auditorium RSI, Lugano, Switzerland, 12.2004
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Prague Soloists. June 29-30, 1968, Prague.
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Recorded: October 25, 1948, Lausanne.
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Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (Wiener Philharmoniker) / Year 1950
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English Baroque Soloists, Kati Debretzeni - violin & concertmaster, conductor John Eliot Gardiner. Rec. 13 April 2009, London.
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New York Sinfonietta Max Goberman 2LP 1978.
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Musica Antiqua Köln / 1986, Köln, Deutschlandfunk, Sendesaal
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1958. Amsterdam, studio. NETHERLANDS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, dir. Shimon Goldberg. 5. Violas : S.Goldberg,M.Major Viole da gamba : P.Lentz,H.Bol
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Enregistrement mai 2013, Freiburg. Harmonia mundi (Release 2014).
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Leningrad Chamber Orchestra
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Virtuosi Saxoniae. Dresden, Lukaskirche, 1991.
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Record of 1964
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Richard Tognetti (violin & direction), Alison Mitchell (flute), Angela Hewitt (piano) // Australian Chamber Orchestra // Recorded in Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Australia, February 2005
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CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF EUROPE with Jaime MARTIN (flute) and Kristian BEZUIDENHOUT (harpsichord). Recorded at St. Paul`s Church, Deptford, London (England), 31 October-2 November 2005.
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Ensemble of soloists. Walter Schneiderhan - solo violin
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2021
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PHILHARMONIA VIRTUOSI. Recorded at American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, New York City (USA), December 1983.
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1979.
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Recorded: August 1964, St. Moritz, Switzerland.
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Recorded in 1958.
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Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D major, BWV 1050. Philharmonia Orchestra, conductor Otto Klemperer. Label: Toshiba/EMI. Release Date: 2005. Date of recording: October 1960. Recording location: London.
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Berlin Chamber Orchestra. zap. 1972
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Nikolai Kharkovsky, flute. Recorded 1948
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`The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra`
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La Petite Bande
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1994, Toronto, Glenn Gould Studio
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SIGISWALD KUIJKEN (baroque violino piccolo, baroque violin & viola); LUCY VAN DAEL (baroque violin & viola); ANNER BYLSMA (baroque violoncello); WIELAND KUIJKEN (baroque violoncello, viola da gamba); ANTHONY WOODROW (violone); CLAUDE RIPPAS (baroque trumpet); FRANS BRÜGGEN (recorder, transverse flute); PAUL DOMBRECHT (baroque oboe); AB KOSTER (natural horn); BOB VAN ASPEREN (harpsichord and others). Recorded at Doopsgezinde Kerk, Haarlem (The Netherlands), January 1976.
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recording of the 1960s
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1979 - Vinyl transfer
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Recorded: January 1985, UK.
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Entry - May 1980
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First version. Recorded: February 1971, London.
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Recorded 4-13 July 1959, No.1 Studio, Abbey Road, London.
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December 16, 1945.
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Cologne Chamber Orchestra
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8/9 July 1957
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Recorded on December 9, 1949, USA.
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Gerard Jarry - violin. Recorded: September 21-22, 1971, Paris.
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Boston Baroque, con. Martin Pearlman / 1994, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
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English Concert / directed from the harpsichord Trevor PINNOCK / 1982, London, Henry Wood Hall
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European Brandenburg Ensemble. Recording - January 2-5, 2007, Sheffield.
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Karl Reznicek, flû
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Peter Rösel & Santiago RODRIGUEZ (arranged by Max Reger)
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1968
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25 6 78 - Mele. XVth celebrations in Touraine.
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26 3 78 – Moscow, BZK.
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Chamber orchestra. 1958.
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AMSTERDAM GUITAR TRIO: Helenus de Rijke, Johan Dorrestein, Olga Franssen WITH Tini Mathot (harpsichord). Arranged for three guitars by the Amsterdam Guitar Trio. Recorded in Holland, February 1985.
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BWV 1050a. Harpsichord - Robert Levin, Violin concertato - Isabelle Faust, Flute - Jean-Claude Gerard, Bach-Collegum Stuttgart, 2000
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Recorded: April 20-25, 1965, Germany.
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1957.
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1964.
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1959.
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Masaaki Suzuki (cembalo & direction), Kiyomi Suga (flute), Ryo Terakado (violin) // 2008, the MUZA Kavasaki Symphony Hall, Japan
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Piano Duo Trenkner-Speidel (arranged by Max Reger). Rec. in 1995, Germany.
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Albert Ratsbaum (flute), Elizaveta Trushina (violin), Anna Trushina (harpsichord)
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CAFÉ ZIMMERMANN, CÉLINE FRISCH (harpsichord). Recorded in 2001.
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ORCHESTRA OF THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT, Elizabeth Wallfisch (director). Recorded at St John`s, Smith Square (England), 1988.
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Slovak chamber orchestra
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Released in 1993.
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Berlin Chamber Orchestra.
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