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CdS
03-15-2017, 12:51 AM
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This innovative CD reminds us that Europe in the 1700s was intensely curious about Turkish culture, once hostilities between the West and the Ottoman Empire had finally ceased. Perhaps the most famous example of Turkish music influencing European classical music comes in the finale to Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. However, by that time, Turkish effects were already" pass�". A better example is offered by Mozart’s Abduction from the Seraglio. The overture to that opera contains riotous percussion punctuations typical of Turkish janissary bands. To hear it played by Concerto K�ln, a classical original instruments ensemble, and Sarband, a German-based group specializing in traditional Turkish music, is a joyously noisy treat.

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CD: Concerto K�ln & Sarband – Werner Ehrhardt – Dream of the Orient

01. Impro Intro to the Overture of Mozart’s "Entfuhrung aus dem Serail" (Sarband) [0:01:17.72]
02. Overture to "Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail" by Mozart [0:04:38.39]
03. Improvised Introduction to Toderini’s "Concerto turco" (Sarband) [0:01:21.57]
04. Concerto turco nominato "Izia semaisi" by Giovanni Battista Toderini [0:04:16.10]
05. Son yuruk sema i (traditional Turkish, Sarband) [0:00:55.12]
06. Overture to "La Rencontre imprevue" by Christoph Willibald von Gluck [0:02:28.20]
07. Improvised Introduction to the Pesrev "Zurnazem Ibrahim Aga" (Sarband) [0:00:58.53]
08. Zurnazen Ibrahim Aga, ‘Ussak pesrevi [0:02:31.11]
09. Mahur pesrevi by Tatar Han Gazi Giray [0:03:02.15]
10. Soliman den andra: Allegro (Ballet) by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:03:39.62]
11. Improvised Introduction to "Hunkar pesrevi" (Sarband) [0:02:15.38]
12. Hunkar pesrevi (traditional Turkish) [0:02:31.31]
13. Soliman den andra – I. Marcia del sultano by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:00:57.38]
14. Soliman den andra – II. Marcia degli schiavi by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:31.68]
15. Soliman den andra – III. Danza di Elmira by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:06.46]
16. Soliman den andra – IV. Marcia degli Giannizari by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:24.49]
17. Neva Ilahi with improvisation as middle part (traditional Turkish, Sarband) [0:05:57.62]
18. Soliman den andra: Marcia di Roxelana by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:09.28]
19. Impro Intro to "La conorazione" from Kraus’ "Soliman den andra" (Sarband) [0:01:14.40]
20. Soliman den andra: La Coronazione by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:33.66]
21. Huseyni Ilahi (traditional Turkish, Sarband) [0:01:59.13]
22. Soliman den andra: Marcia dei dervisci by Joseph Martin Kraus [0:01:11.70]
23. Sinfonia turchesca by Franz Xaver Sussmayr – I. Allegro [0:06:57.48]
24. Sinfonia turchesca by Franz Xaver Sussmayr – II. Adagio [0:04:08.07]
25. Sinfonia turchesca by Franz Xaver Sussmayr – III. [Minuetto] – Trio with impro intro [0:03:11.58]
26. Sinfonia turchesca by Franz Xaver Sussmayr – IV. Finale [0:03:51.12]
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blackie74
03-15-2017, 04:03 PM
thank you CdS!

melshoe
03-15-2017, 06:33 PM
Love it! Thanks for sharing.

Paio Soutomaior
03-16-2017, 10:22 AM
Thanks a lot, CdS!

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03-16-2017, 07:25 PM
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03-20-2017, 01:07 PM
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02-15-2019, 12:33 AM
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