Music for Wind Band Syrinx feat. Anneke Scott

• Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767): Overture in F major, TWV44-7
• 1I. Overture04:33
• 2II. Rondeau02:56
• 3III. Sarabande02:13
• 4IV. Menuet01:05
• 5V. Bourée01:17
• Overture in C minor, TWV55-c3
• 6I. Ouverture04:01
• 7II. Prelude01:42
• 8III. Aria I, Presto00:59
• 9IV. Aria II, Vivace00:57
• 10V. Aria III, Vivace01:32
• 11VI. Aria IV, Allegro00:56
• 12VII. Aria V, Allegro01:24
• 13VIII. Aria VI, Presto01:19
• Concerto a5 in D major, TWV44-2
• 14I. Andante01:11
• 15II. Allegro01:42
• 16III. Siciliano02:25
• 17IV. Presto02:35
• Overture in B flat major, TWV55-B3
• 18I. Overture04:15
• 19II. La Discretion01:45
• 20III. Menuets I - II02:06
• 21IV. Courante01:37
• 22V. La Grimace01:24
• 23VI. La Doute01:36
• 24VII. Le Someile03:28
• 25VIII. Mercure00:52
• Overture in F major, TWV44-14 Les Paysans
• 26I. Overture02:53
• 27II. Loure02:30
• 28III. Les Paysans01:52
• 29IV. Menuet00:58
• 30V. Passepied02:01
• 31VI. Gigue01:59
• Total Runtime01:02:03

Info for Music for Wind Band

Making their Resonus Classics debut is period wind ensemble Syrinx with a programme of works by Georg Philipp Telemann. Revealing a fascinating blend of styles, Telemann’s wind music is an eclectic mix of perfectly balanced Baroque dances, full-blown orchestral overtures and character pieces exemplified by the rustic miniature of Les Paysans and the gentle slumber of muted double-reeds in Le Someil.

Syrinx:
Belinda Paul, baroque oboe & oboe d’amore
Ann Allen, baroque, oboe & oboe d’amore
Hanna Geisel, taille
Anneke Scott, natural horn
Kate Goldsmith, natural horn
Sally Holman, baroque bassoon
Inga Maria Klaucke, baroque bassoon
Dan Tidhar, harpsichord

Recorded in St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland on 16-17 February & 28-29 April 2014
Producer, Engineer & Editor: Adrian Hunter
Executive Producer: Adam Binks

Syrinx
is an ensemble dedicated to the performance of historical wind music. From the fourteenth to the eighteenth centuries wind music could be heard everywhere from grand state occasions to the humblest village dance and it is our aim to recreate this impressive tradition.

Our repertoire covers the rise of the professional wind band; we perform music from Dufay and Josquin to Handel and Mozart on shawms, dulcians, oboes and bassoons.

Members of the group can be heard playing in many of the world’s leading period orchestras including the Academy of Ancient Music, The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, La Stagione Frankfurt, Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Concerto Köln, The Sixteen and The Australian Chamber Orchestra.

On a smaller scale they are also active as chamber musicians, appearing with I Fagiolini, Mediva, Les Haulz et les Bas, Blondel, Mandragora, Apollo & Pan, Il Bacio and Concentus VII.

Booklet for Music for Wind Band