An audiophile recording of classical music by members of the Prague Chamber Orchestra in their first recording of an original violone concerto - along with concertos by internationally renowned flutist and pianist all collimating with the premier of a trio written for flute, piano, and violone. Recorded by a international award winning audio engineer.

10 MP3 Songs in this album (74:07) !
Related styles: Classical: Traditional, Spiritual: Inspirational, Instrumental

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Three soloists - Duggan, Clemen, and Hrdlík join the Prague Chamber Orchestra on this CD.

Seán Duggan, is a twice winner (1983 and 1991) of the Johann Sebastian Bach International Competition for Pianists. He performs Bachâs Piano Concerto in D minor. Duggan performed the complete cycle of Bachâs keyboard works eight times throughout the USA and Europe. Presently, Duggan is recording the complete cycle of Bachâs keyboard (piano) music which will comprise 24 CDs.

Bettine Clemen, performs Quantzâs Flute Concerto in A major. The first movementâs cadenza was written by Clemen. She was one of the first Western musicians invited by the Chinese government to perform and teach in Shanghai and Beijing. She has performed in New Yorkâs Lincoln Center and Londonâs Royal Albert Hall and has played in over 96 countries.

Miloslav Hrdlík, performed Spergerâs original violone concerto which has never been recorded on a violone. This particular size violone was played in 17th - 18th century, later it was replaced by the violoncello and the double bass. Today it is not played except in a baroque ensemble where it plays general bass line. He was the principal double bassist of the Prague Radio Symphony and soloist of the Czechoslovak Chamber Orchestra.

The three musicians come together and perform a trio written especially for them by Robert LeBlanc. He is a composer, pianist, organist, harpsichordist, and chorus master and his music was performed for Pope John Paul II.

The Prague Chamber Orchestra is one of the finest in the world. They were established in 1951 and became renowned for their interpretations of the classics.

These great musicians were recorded by an international award winning audio engineer, Vaclac Zamazal. His high quality recording gives audiophiles boundless delight.