(1983) Franz Krommer: Flute & Oboe Concertos Esprit Philippe Chédeville are sensual without ever turning

are sensual without ever turning to sentimentality

From 1950 to 1957 he taught composition at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik in Cologne

Nous sommes très précisément renseignés sur la manière dont Boccherini traite le violoncelle dans la texture du trio

This CD approaches the Mendelssohn siblings’ Lieder in a fashion more consistent with the viewpoint of the early nineteenth century

A year later

(1983) Franz Krommer: Flute & Oboe Concertos Esprit Philippe Chédeville are sensual without ever turningBorn in Moravia in 1759, Franz Krommer was trained as a violinist and organist. Relatively late in his carrier, in 1975, he settled in Vienna as a violin teacher, but he quickly earned a reputation as a composer, which is evident by the large number of his works published at the time. In 1815 he became Kammertrhter to Franz I; this rather vague function obliged him to accompany the emperor on trips to Italy and France where many musical honors were