Sperger / Patkolo / Schlaefli - Double Bass Concertos 2 & 15 Music CD

Sperger / Patkolo / Schlaefli - Double Bass Concertos 2 & 15 Music CD

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Add Double Bass Concertos 2 & 15 featuring the music of Sperger and performances associated with Patkolo and Schlaefli to your classical music collection. Centered around the rich, resonant sound of the double bass, this CD is an excellent choice for listeners who appreciate instrumental concertos and distinctive classical repertoire.

Perfect for dedicated classical music fans, double bass players, musicians, students, and collectors looking beyond the most familiar orchestral works, this release brings specialized repertoire to your physical music library.

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Classical CDs remain an excellent way to build a permanent library of important performances and less commonly encountered works. Specialized recordings like double bass concertos can also become increasingly difficult to track down as physical availability changes.

Order Sperger / Patkolo / Schlaefli - Double Bass Concertos 2 & 15 Music CD today and add this classical release to your collection while it's available.

Even 20 years ago, even in his place of work, Ludwigslust, where he held a prominent position in the famous court chapel of Duke Friedrich Franz I for a quarter of a century, nobody knew of Roman Patkolo's extraordinary fellow citizen and most important double bass player of the Vienna School: Johannes Matthias Sperger! The "Sperger competition" for double bass, which has been taking place every two years since 2000, has not only drawn attention to Sperger, but above all to his compositional legacies. No double bass player has treated the instrument as virtuoso and compositionally as versatile as Sperger. This is evidenced by his 18 double bass concerts, of which the famous Slovak double bass player Roman Patkoló devotes himself to the 2nd and 15th concertos. The release is complemented by Symphony No. 30, in which the absolute closeness to Haydn's tonal language is striking. The concerts offer spirited, striking and profoundly moving melodies and extremely virtuoso sequences. In addition to Johann Baptist Vanhal's double bass concerto, the 15th concert is now one of the most valuable and now much played classical double bass concertos.