Orchestral & Symphonic

Gottfried von der Goltz, first violin and conductor of the Freiburger Barockorchester, returns with an album dedicated to the violin sonatas of a young and brilliant Telemann. Rarely recorded, these works allow the musician total freedom of expression...

Gottfried Finger's Sonata in C Major for Recorder and Harpsichord performed by the talented Karl Stangenberg.

Goffredo Petrassi was one of the most important Italian composers of the twentieth century. Beginning with the previously unrecorded Divertimento in C, this release focuses on Petrassi's compositions of the 1930s and 40s. Employing an unusual mix of...

Globally recognized as the only authoritative edition of Bach's works celebrating a lifetime's work and sought-after throughout the world. Hanssler Classic's Edition Backakademie set the standard for Bach interpretation! After tens of thousands of copies...

Gliere's most successful orchestral work, the spectacular Symphony No.3, is heard on this recording in it's uncut version. Scored for a large orchestra including eight horns, two harps and celesta, it was inspired by the adventures of Il'ya Muromet's,...

Glazunov' beautifully scored incidental music for Lermontov' play Masquerade has only survived in manuscript.1. Act I: Tableau 2 2. Act I: Pantomime 1 3. Act I: Mazurka 4. Act I: Pantomime 3 5. Act I: Quadrille 6. Act I: Pantomime 4 7. Act I: Scene 2 8...

Glazunov' ballet Les Ruses d'amour, is a charming choreographic realization of the French rococo, with a strong element of pastiche.1. Introduction Et Scene I 2. Recitatif Mimique 3. Sarabande 4. Farandole Et Scene II 5. Danse Des Marionettes 6. Scene...

Giuseppe Sammartini was a famous oboist and highly respected composer of the late Baroque period who made his great career in London from 1720. Oboists in this period usually also played the recorder, and so over 30 sonatas for the recorder by Sammartini...

Giuseppe Corsi (c.1631/1691), known as Celani, was one of the most important composers of the Roman school active in the second half of the 17th century. Corsi's catalogue of works includes around 23 secular compositions including Cantatas for one voice...

Giovanni Sgambati, a composer admired by Wagner, was the man Busoni predicted would take Italian music 'towards a bright new future'. Sgambati's Symphony No. 2 is a compendium of Austro-Germanic devices whose mix of chromaticism and melodic invention is...

Giovanni Platti (1697-1763) left nine Concerti per il cembalo obbligato that represent not only some of the earliest examples of keyboard and string compositions, but also - and more importantly - some of the first pieces written specifically for the...

Giovanni Battista Sammartini attained a leading role in Milan's music scene in the 18th century, his career extending from the height of the Baroque era to the Classical worlds of Mozart and Haydn by his death in 1775. Appearing here in world premiere...