Album description
1 audio disc : digital ; 12 cm.Camerata: 32CM-5.
Jörg Baumann, cello ; Klaus Stoll, double bass.
Recorded in Berlin, December 1975 and March 1976.
Performed on a double bass built by Giovanni Paolo Maggini of Brescia in 1610.
Previously released on analog disc as: Virtuose Kammermusik (Telefunken: 6.42051 AP, p1977) and also as Amazing duo for violoncello and double bass, volume I (Camerata: CMT 1002).
Analog recording.
Program notes in Japanese (4 pages), inserted.
Contents: Duo for violoncello and double bass in D major / G. Rossini (13:03) -- Concerto for violoncello and double bass in G major / L. [i.e. F.] Couperin (9:12) -- Sonata for violoncello and double bass in B-flat major, K. 292 / W.A. Mozart (12:45) -- Sonata for violoncello and double bass in E major / J. Barrière (9:38).
I. Rossini, Gioacchino, 1792-1868. Duets, cello, double bass, D major
II. Couperin, François, 1668-1733. Goûts réunis. No. 13
III. Couperin, François, 1668-1733. Goûts réunis. No. 9. Je-ne-scay-quoy
IV. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791. Sonatas, bassoon, cello, K. 292, B flat major; arranged
V. Barrière, Jean, ca. 1705-1747. Sonatas, book 4. No. 4; arranged
Reviews
- 1. International Society of Bassists, vol. 5 #3 (1979), p. 495 (LP).
Performers
| 1. | Baumann, Jörg, 1940-1995 |
| 2. | Stoll, Klaus, 1943- |