Bremer Barockorchester; Nestor Fabian Cortes Garzon
Description
This new release from arcantus presents Georg Philip Telemann's Ouverture-Suite in C Major (TWV 55:C3), Concerto for Viola da Gamba and Recorder in A Minor (TWV 52:A1) and Ouverture-Suite in B Major (TWV 55:B5, "Les Nations"). These works are performed here by the Bremen Barockorchester and director Néstor Fabián Cortés Garzón.
For the Bremer Barockorchester, culturally informed performance practice in the 21st century is characterized by a combination of expertise and individual personality. Under its artistic director Néstor Fabián Cortés Garzón, the ensemble develops challenging, distinctive programs that span from early baroque to classical music.
Whether through rediscoveries of rarely played works, their own improvisations and arrangements, or the exchange of different artistic disciplines; the BBO aims to inspire its audience, dissolve the boundaries between popular and classical music, and make Early Music accessible and relatable to everyone.
The orchestra regularly produces live recordings as part of its concert series "Barock & Umzu" in Bremen and reaches music lovers worldwide via its streaming channel, which has over a million views.
The Bremer Barockorchester repeatedly collaborates with renowned soloists, which in the past have included internationally renowned artists such as Ryo Terakado, Midori Seiler, Dorothee Oberlinger, Alfredo Bernardini, François Fernandez, and Dmitry Sinkovsky.
In September 2020 the debut album BACH to the Roots! was released, which was highly reviewed by several professional magazines.
Tracklisting
I Zefirelli
Rut-Elena Boyschau
Los Temperamentos, Nestor Fabian Cortes Garzon
KONDRASCHEWA/CHICA
Bremer Barockorchester; Garzon
Clara Guldberg Ravn; Mats Olofsson; Anna Paradiso
Tobias Tietze
Clara Guldberg Ravn; Anna Paradiso; Mats Olofsson; Jonas Nordberg
caterva musica
Claudio Ronco; Emanuela Vozza
Phillipe Grisvard, Ensemble Diderot, Johannes Pramsohler
Alexander Grychtolik, Il Gardellino
Rebeka Ruso; Sebastian Wienand
Michael Oman; Austrian Baroque Company
Henry Moderlak; Joan Boronat Sanz; Clara Brunet; Ute Hartwich; Olivier Mourauld; Reto Baumann
Iskrena Yordanova; Zefira Valova
