Fasch: Instrumental music

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Composer: Johann Friedrich Fasch
Artists: udwig Güttler (corno da caccia I & concert master), Kurt Sandau (corno da caccia II), Andreas Lorenz (oboe I), Wolfgang Klier (oboe II), Hans-Peter Steger (bassoon), Virtuosi (Saxoniae)
About this Album:
Fame is a strange thing. Although Johann Friedrich Fasch was highly esteemed by his contemporaries and the generations of musicians who followed him, in the concert repertoire of today he is grouped together with many minor masters who wrote a lot of works that sadly communicate very little. Yet music scholar Johann Adolf Scheibe put Fasch into the same class as Telemann, and J.S. Bach possessed copies of several of the composer’s works. This release therefore aims to expose the genius of Fasch, and in doing so to help restore appreciation for what has become a largely forgotten corpus of deftly written, utterly absorbing music.
Fasch made his name largely through his overtures, works which in the 17th and 18th centuries referred to a series of dance movements prefaced by an extensive introduction of pompous gravity. Two are explored in this release - the Overture in D minor and the Overture in B flat ‘a due cori’, arranged by M. Fechner and E. Steinsdorff respectively - and they are followed by a selection of Fasch’s sonatas for two oboes and bassoon, with and without basso continuo, works whose details (such as free, fantasy-like episodes to be played at a slow pace) reveal a rich field for experimentation. A Concerto in D and a Sonata for 2 oboes and 2 bassoons also feature, and overall one is struck by this composer’s highly personal style of chamber music - a stark contrast to the ingratiating melodies and harmonic suavity of his large-scale instrumental pieces.
Tracklist:
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00:00:00 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 1. Overture 00:06:28 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 2. Air I 00:16:13 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 3. Gavotte 00:18:24 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 4. Air II 00:25:17 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 5. Jardiniers 00:27:31 Overture in D Minor for Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 6. Menuett I - alternativement - Menuett II 00:33:40 Concerto in D Major for Two Corni Da Caccia, Two Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 1. Allegro 00:38:34 Concerto in D Major for Two Corni Da Caccia, Two Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 2. Andante 00:40:59 Concerto in D Major for Two Corni Da Caccia, Two Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 3. Allegro 00:44:55 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 1. Overture 00:51:56 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 2. Air I 00:54:36 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 3. Bourree 00:56:03 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 4. Air II 00:58:38 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 5. Menuett I - Menuett II 01:03:04 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 6. Air III 01:05:40 Overture in B-Flat Major a Due Cori with Each Three Flutes, Three Oboes, Bassoon, Strings and Basso Continuo: 7. Passepied I - Passepied II 01:09:59 Sonata in G Minor for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 1. Largo 01:12:01 Sonata in G Minor for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 2. Allegro 01:14:18 Sonata in G Minor for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 3. Largo 01:16:28 Sonata in G Minor for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 4. Allegro 01:18:52 Sonata in F Major for two Oboes and bassoon: 1. Largo 01:21:16 Sonata in F Major for two Oboes and bassoon: 2. Allegro 01:24:51 Sonata in F Major for two Oboes and bassoon: 3. Largo 01:27:52 Sonata in F Major for two Oboes and bassoon: 4. Allegro 01:29:56 Sonata in F Major for two Oboes and bassoon: 5. Allegro 01:32:04 Sonata in B-Flat Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 1. Andante 01:34:18 Sonata in B-Flat Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 2. Allegro 01:36:23 Sonata in B-Flat Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 3. Largo 01:39:01 Sonata in B-Flat Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 4. Allegro 01:42:31 Sonata in D Minor for Two Oboes and Basso Continuo: 1. Andante 01:44:29 Sonata in D Minor for Two Oboes and Basso Continuo: 2. Un poco Allegro 01:47:45 Sonata in D Minor for Two Oboes and Basso Continuo: 3. Largo 01:50:14 Sonata in D Minor for Two Oboes and Basso Continuo: 4. Allegro 01:54:02 Sonata (Quattro) in F Major for Two Oboes and Two Bassoons: 1. Andante 01:56:16 Sonata (Quattro) in F Major for Two Oboes and Two Bassoons: 2. Allegro 01:57:48 Sonata (Quattro) in F Major for Two Oboes and Two Bassoons: 3. Largo 01:59:36 Sonata (Quattro) in F Major for Two Oboes and Two Bassoons: 4. Allegro 02:01:26 Sonata in F Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 1. Largo 02:03:40 Sonata in F Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 2. Allegro 02:07:48 Sonata in F Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 3. Largo 02:10:06 Sonata in F Major for Two Oboes, Bassoon and Basso Continuo: 4. Allegro

[@Delfin63]

Thanks for this index

[@VladislavGomulka]

If not for You Tube I would never knew about existence of this and many other Great Composers.

[@BiancoSanGiovanni]

In fact, Fasch is one of the most underrated German baroque composers. But at least, like Telemann, he is still one of the “better known of the unknown”. There are numerous German composers from this period who are almost completely unknown. You have to imagine the following: In the 18th century, today's Germany was split up into around 300 small states, a result of the Thirty Years' War. And accordingly every royal and princely court, every residence etc. had not only court composers, but also band masters, cantors and organists, who also mostly left compositions. And, of course, for this vast number of "little" composers it is difficult or even impossible to step out of the oversized shadow of Johann Sebastian Bach or Georg Friedrich Handel.

[@juerbert1]

@@BiancoSanGiovanni , very well said, thank you !!

[@angeliner59]

@@BiancoSanGiovanni Check out the YTchannel of PauNG. He specialises in unknown composers.

[@youtube_user]

Same here!

[@songsofgrace1681]

@@angeliner59 Is that channel still around? I can't seem to find it 🤔

[@eveningandrewgunko7343]

criminally underrated

[@simonlewis1704]

JS Bach, G Handel, G Telemann and JF Fasch; what a period of time to produce so many German genius's. I love all four! Thank you for putting these on YT Brilliant Classics.

[@justforever96]

They weren't the only ones. Germans were the acknowledged leaders in music for a couple hundred years. Which is why I laugh when people make bad jokes about Germans "not being musical" and pretend that they only listen to oompah bands and bad pop music and EDM. Not that there is anything wrong with oompah bands or EDM. Haydn, Handel, Bach, Mozart, Wagner, Telemann, Beethoven, all the greatest names. The rest are Russian, although they came after the greatest Germans mostly.

[@rmma3316]

Dimenticate l'influenza della scuola italiana (vivaldi fra tutti) sui musicisti tedeschi e su tutto il periodo barocco

[@manuelalmendarez2232]

Everyone esteems mozart and the germans but noone will come close to the beauty ,creativity of the italians like vivaldi,albinoni,guiseppe torelli.the only german that comes close to the beatiful works of these composers is johann palchelbel and maybe telemann.haydn while he is praised for his ideas,has melodies that are forgetable and annoying.i could never find myself to like his music though i have tried.j.s. back has a few very good compositions that are very complex and enjoyeable.i havent listened to fasch but i like what i hear so far but its sounding similiar on the compositions

[@MuskratMusic]

I don't understand how no one knows about Fasch and Telemann and Handel I've never heard of Telemann or Fasch until I discovered them myself I love how distinct Fasch and Telemann are and how original Handel is but love Haydn's music also these are real artists who made original music. Such a gift it is to have this music what irreplaceable people.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This comfort is like slumbering on my late beloved mother‘s chest as a child

[@elizabethwilcox8006]

Wonderful composer..I'd not heard of him before..what a find!🤩

[@alvarito45]

Fasch, another great of german baroque along with Bach and Händel.

[@october70js]

Johann Friedrich Fasch (1688 - 1758) was a German violinist and composer. I come to know him today in 2019!

[@Jalapablo]

Fasch's music has aged well and falls very nicely on the ears. Its elegance makes it amazing to think he was a contemporary of JS Bach.

[@maritzacarrington6193]

Hello Paul, I didn't know that but as I have been listening-yes it sounds a lot of that era. Beautiful!😻

[@metteholm4833]

He actually sounds ½ generation later/younger than J.S.Bach.

[@oldones59]

The same goes for Antonio Salieri, who was a contporary of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

[@TheRickie41]

When it showed up after Manfredini, I first thought it was Bach. So carefully structured. But then the elegance, as you say, made me wonder, and it is Fasch. I love the melodious promise of dance and joy in it.

[@soundknight]

Can't believe I only found this composer in 2018, he is great.

[@michaelfabian3036]

Me too, Mr. Brian!! FANTASTIC stuff!!

[@qhazwel]

Same here. I found Fasch on a search for Baroque composers admired by J S Bach.

[@ruperttmls7985]

Try all the composers of the Dresden Court!

[@patentboy550]

2021 !! Γκουτ νιου γεαρ !!

[@Antagraber]

September 2021. Thanks to KZbin.

[@SeanVigueFitness]

Thank you for promoting this wonderful composer. Simply gorgeous instrumental music.

[@leejustinm]

Johann Friedrich Fasch (Composer) Born: April 15, 1688 - Buttelstedt near Weimar, Thuringia, Germany Died: December 5, 1758 - Zerbst, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany Johann Friedrich Fasch, a contemporary of J.S. Bach and Georg Frideric Handel, was one of Germany's leading composers in the first half of the 18thcentury.

[@lucpraslan]

I visited the Nikolaikrche in Buttelstedt to see where Fasch was baptised. Out of sheer luck I met a woman who took me into the small town museum in the town square, it was the house where Fasch had lived.

[@qhazwel]

One of my top favorite albums that I purchased over the past few years.

[@user-fu6tt8qq4v]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻📯🎺🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤

[@greenthing99100]

Well, I listen to this pretty regularly and I thought I would say thank you. Fasch is one of the great under-rated talents of musical history, and so these lovely overture suites and sonatas are a very welcome addition to the available recordings of his music. They are crisp and well played and recorded. I have Motor Neurone Disease and music is one of my pleasures. I shall buy this for my iPad/iPhone, so putting them here has worked as a marketting strategy as well as giving me a great deal of pleasure. Thank you so much. Love from Rick

[@manuelalmendarez2232]

I have listened to him a little before,but not quite apreciated him,but then the more you listen to music and the entirity of composers,you see how wonderful his music is and how consistently good,with soft,gentle,beautiful melodies that doesnt bore

[@msotil]

The music of Fasch is of the highest order. No wonder J.S. Bach admired this composer.

[@hectorfernandez6910]

Fasch, compositor desconocido por mi,como muchos otros del Barroco,tan lleno de compositores.Es una música sublime y expuisita .Me hace felíz escucharla.

[@ididitwriter]

I read that the other Johann, Johann Bach, held Fasch in high esteem and composed during the same time period. It's amazing I've never heard about him until today! It's like realizing that if it wasn't for a musical priest in Italy we wouldn't have known about Vivaldi. In fact I would say that most didn't know about Vivaldi until 1930's when most of his work was discovered. Crazy! How many other people are like this?

[@Jalapablo]

If you like Fasch, check out Dall'Abaco, Reichenauer and Stoezel, they're good discoveries too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6C8ZYl6mdqAoac

[@ididitwriter]

@@Jalapablo you're not kidding Dall'Abaco is great!

[@justforever96]

At least the music exists, it is up to people to realize it and start playing it. A lot of music from history is really fine for good, or partially gone. I try to just be thankful for what has survived, just like all the rest of our artistic heritage. I wish I hadn't wasted so many years of my life before realizing I was totally wasting my time with modern popular music, and that there was a huge amount of fantastic music of all eras and cultures to be experienced.

[@ididitwriter]

@@justforever96 I like a lot of different styles of music, but I don't waste my listing to garbage. Three or four cord progression. Most pop music has the same cords whether or not on the piano or computer synthesizer.

[@leejustinm]

Johann Friedrich Fasch was the father of the composer Carl Friedrich Christian Fasch (1736-1800). Johann Friedrich Fasch founded in Leipzig a 'Collegium Musicum,' which seems to have been the ancestor of the 'Grosse Concert' and so of the Gewandhaus concerts; he wrote overtures for the society in the style of Georg Philipp Telemann

[@luisluiz4590]

To my surprise, hearing this music, at age 80 I became a faschist.

[@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374]

Maravilloso y genial Fasch...en particular su overture in D minor al oírla y gozarla, proporciona paz y conexión con otra dimensión, alejada del ruido y la mediocridad humana....

[@alistairkewish651]

I could echo that - moving away from the well -trodden path, we are introduced to Widmann, Capricornus, Gallus, Posch, Reichenauer and a steady stream of other composers who have been consistently neglected.

[@darkdevil6187]

Studying physics and mathematics on this music 🎶 makes me more focus, thank you 🙏

[@richardweil8813]

I'm grading geography papers on a cold night listening to him. Also terrific for focusing!

[@mereyeslacalle]

Trabajando en actas inspecciones siniestros tomate industrial; soy ingeniero agrónomo. Esta música es un elixir para el espíritu. Maravillosa . Gracias Fasch. Gracias @Brilliant Classics. Saludos desde Chile !

[@sabinagalan8217]

Absolut din intamplare am dat peste acest copozitor despre care nu prea se vorbeste.Si sunt incantata.Magnifica mi se pare muzica sa.

[@robertoschmidlin7318]

Ora, ora, vivendo e aprendendo! Sempre há mais algum gênio da música esquecido. Warum spielt man Fasch so selten, dass wir ihn bis jetzt nicht kannten?

[@georgekatkins]

omne tempus ignoratur

[@mereyeslacalle]

Joya de colección. Que música más hermosa. Amo el Barroco , amo a Fasch . Fascinante !!

[@smilemax9346]

Thank you!

[@lleonbarreto]

bella música que se agradece desde las Islas Canarias

[@YvesCamarroque]

Je ne connaissais pas ce compositeur mais je découvre une musique équilibrée et harmonieuse et jouée de main de Maître. Un plaisir à écouter confortablement installé dans un fauteuil. Excellent !

[@viggo1115]

How wonderful is this music! Thank you for sharing!💓

[@tabitaproao9975]

Mientras haya vida siempre hay algo que aprender, me confieso ingnorante acerca de este compositor y simplemente me encantó, su melodía es sencillamente hermosa, fresca, con influencia barroca.

[@eileenazeff14]

I really love classical music, from Renaissance to Modern. I really enjoy the music of Fasch and Zelenka, getting know their music. There are so many unknown composers who have written beautiful music, also musical composition that are not known. Bizets Te Deum is magnificent and Bruce's concerto for two pianos is ecstatic specially the slow movement

[@susannegoetze457]

Heard music on the radio yesterday and wondered who's genius was behind it. Haendel perhaps? No, not quite. Happy I heard then it was Fasch. A new favourite on my list ✨

[@lacihillviews8626]

Another underestimated really great composer!

[@BrilliantClassics]

Couldn't agree more!

[@126.Seconds]

Yet another brilliant classic from Brilliant Classics. Thank you!

[@carlosarias8183]

Thank you, I love your selection of baroque music.

[@PrestoPianoOfficial]

Brilliant Classics is The Best Music Channel :D

[@jean-michelprillieux5012]

Pas fâché de découvrir ce compositeur si peu connu et qui pourtant mérite de l'être...

[@juliane.alexander619]

This work is TOTALLY priceless! It's honestly my new favorite. Thanks, BC!

[@dannysilverstein404]

The music of FASCH is great. So delicate moving and touching.i love it.

[@olgaerler4111]

Danke schön!

[@jorgeborrajo1631]

Lastima no poder enseñar a disfrutar de esta maravilla del arte desde la mas tierna infancia para beneficiar la convivencia y el crecimiento interior...tal vez seriamos mas humanos...

[@robotkarel]

Bueno, no se, Hitler también escuchaba música clásica

[@biomuseum6645]

@@robotkarel sólo le gustaba aquella que representara el nacionalismo alemán, y hay mucha más música clásica que eso, aparte mira la gigantesca cantidad de gente que la ha oído y no son dictadores por fuerza… tonto

[@robotkarel]

@@biomuseum6645 tontería es pensar que por oir música clásica vas a ser mejor persona, y mucha ingenuidad. Debussy abandonó a su esposa, Gesualdo mató a la suya, Wagner era antijudio, etc. Siento destruir tus sueños utópicos, pero la experiencia demuestra que ser un gran artista y ser una buena persona son cosas diferentes, y no hablemos ya de que seas un simple aficionado.

[@jesuslozanofuentes5123]

La belleza se ha buscado en todas las épocas aquel que la percibe se libera de si mismo Goethe.

[@biomuseum6645]

@@robotkarel no, nunca dije que sólo por oírla te hagas una gran persona, lo único que te contradije fue que ayude la gente a convertirse al totalitarismo En general, la música clásica y los seres humanos son muy diversos, y cada pieza y persona puede ser una combinación única, para bien o mal

[@Delfin63]

Ignoraba la existencia de este también extraordinario compositor barroco. Música alegre y muuuy interesante. Muchas gracias por compartir tanta belleza musical.

[@pedrobenedetti6763]

Simplesmente, o melhor canal de música clássica da terra! Se tiver um melhor , só se for em outro planeta!

[@miquelangelcabrer1338]

La primera peça és magnífica, una peça d'extraordinària subtilitat: el diàleg entre els instruments és absolutament genial

[@stephenjackson4811]

Another Great Composer I Am not familiar with. My heartfelt thanks for introducing me to this beautiful music .Just so melodious & exhilarating .

[@MegaCirse]

While wandering in the meadows of the present, one can pick bouquets of crazy and improbable flowers, return with sumptuous extracts of this glitzy composer and say that one sometimes gains time not to have listened to the empty music of emotions to finally win in serenity

[@jaimesanverg69]

My inner gratituted to BC. I never heard about Fasch until a few years ago. You have unearthed a musical monument that remains alive like the first bird singing in the morning. I could infer that even Johann Sebastian Bach could be a fan of such a remarkable Master. Blessings. From Santiago . Chile.

[@johnjensen6246]

He was one of six candidates for the vacant post in Leipzig; it went to JSB. Jn

[@gonzalopaz4303]

Es brillante , y maravillosa música, Quita los dores del alma . Gracias por compartirla.

[@slowpoke5042]

Totally addicted to the continuo free part ! So clear !

[@MiguelAngelVelezguerra-wb2cw]

Estupendo !

[@shahnawazkhan1991]

Wow...I am in love with this music..

[@carlosdanielscala8605]

Molto bene grazie.

[@Allan-et5ig]

Fantastic.

[@tepmich]

PRÄCHTIG !!! Tepper Michael.

[@agustinpintobahamondes1602]

MAGNIFICO MUY SOLIDO CON SU PROPIA EXPRESIVIDAD AUNQUE NO SE SI EL INFUENCIO A HANDEL O HANDEL A EL PERO SIN SABER TIENE MAS RIQUEZA MELODICA QUE HANDEL.......DE CHILE

[@ruperttmls7985]

Te parece que tiene mayor riqueza melódica que Handel? Sus overturas me suenan muchisimo a Telemann.

[@h.k9697]

No, no tiene más riqueza melódica que Handel. Fasch tiene un estilo mucho más simple (influencia del estilo galante) y solo destacó en musica orquestal. Handel es más contrapuntistico y apegado a las normas estrictas barrocas, ademas de abarcar todos los generos, como música para clavecín y grandes obras corales.

[@h.k9697]

@@ruperttmls7985 No lo creo. Fasch tiene un estilo mucho más simple y menos contrapuntistico que Handel (influencia del estilo galante en Fasch)

[@natashaizpitera5512]

Спасибо большое!!!

[@thomasc390]

🎄Thank you!🎄

[@camelozen]

Magnífico!

[@jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713]

You slighted these wonderful pieces of classical or baroque music as mere instrumental music. I have always revered western classical music which soothed or pacified my mind on numerous occasions from 1979 onwards , when I was studying for graduation.

[@justforever96]

What do you mean "mere instrumental music"? That is what it is. There are no vocals. Being instrumental has nothing to do with the quality of the music.

[@brictator]

I am full blown faschist now

[@Peter-vd9wi]

Wow! Almost like Johann Sebastian Bach in places!

[@roberthershkowitz5455]

Delightful

[@jackcrane7853]

After recently discovering this great composer, ive become a total FASCHIST!

[@obscurantissimus6159]

Faschinating

[@marioescudero7103]

Gracias !!!

[@composerivanmanejarnovic3958]

1:12:02 is my favourite part! I especially like those sequences at 1:12:18.

[@ArmandoHerreram]

Muy al estilo de A. Vivaldi

[@raffitorossian6994]

It's my first time that i am listening Fasch...He is an excellent composer....i liked it so much ...thanks for uploading.

[@martamarich4639]

Alimento mi espíritu....

[@dmntuba]

Delightful, Pleasing, Grand😍

[@AlessandroCardano]

This is an alter-Hanedel. And I mean that with the utmost respect, this music is gorgeous! =One Love= -A

[@GabrielCarrizosa]

Música verdaderamente placentera. Fasch gran compositor.

[@BrilliantClassics]

Fasch is great!

[@nivagnoswal]

never heard of this composer but i love his music...great stuff...

[@ellenmaccarrone4936]

I hadn't heard of Fasch before. What an enlightening experience! Thank you.🧓

[@angeliner59]

Certainly up there with the best! ❤

[@erwinklement1215]

Grandios ❤️💫💫💫💫💫❤️

[@bentewindelboe1806]

Yes me too

[@jerikropp6394]

Google Baroque, Rococo and Classical music, you'll be amazed at how many artists show up that you've probably never heard of.

[@mohammadfaris8712]

Elegant album

[@ElisPalmer]

Never heard of him, thank you so much for sharing this beautiful music ~☀️

[@carlosgustavomunozrodrigue3960]

Muchas gracias a Brilliant por esta grabación. Fasch se escucha como un barroco"very fresh". Un compositor del que no tenía antecedentes. Para mi un campo nuevo para estudiar / investigar. Un saludo a todos.

[@ruperttmls7985]

Tiene un disco dedicado a el a cargo de Trevor Pinnock en instrumentos de epoca, esta aqui en youtube, te lo recomiendo.

[@carlosgustavomunozrodrigue3960]

@@ruperttmls7985 Muchas gracias. Lo escucho y luego comento. Buen día

[@bentewindelboe1806]

Så meget god musik, tak 🌻

[@hosanalopes5095]

Lindooooo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@theopaopa1]

thank you very much, brilliant classics ...

[@oliviaa.lastre6632]

*_This is so Well!!! thank you very much ;)_*

[@gerardbegni2806]

Fasch is a typical Germen composer of the middle and late baroque. In a time hen the Lutheran music tended ro be more mellow. nevertheless, Fasch is usually an energetic composer, as we can here through various instrumental pieces.Of curse, he id no JSB, but these worl ks are rather original and unique to be heard.

[@monoecumsemper]

@Gérard Begni - Thank you for your objective statement. Unlike most of euphoric posters who probably for the first time ever heard Fasch's music, you make a clear point saying he doesn't equal JSB, but that "these works are rather roriginal and unique to be heard".

[@wagnerbillferreira908]

Belíssimo trabalho! Muito bom gosto. Não conhecia Fasch. Vou procurar saber mais. Muito obrigado 😊

[@kmrerk]

The orchestration of this music is a bit different than other Baroque composers. The charming effect of pairing groups of instruments in contrast to one another for example, creates an interest that I find wonderfully original.

[@AJBlueJay]

It's not really Baroque. The first piece is Galant style. Having a separate wind section is Galant, but keeping the basso continuo means it's not yet Classical era.

[@flavia8636]

Esplêndido!

[@katherineparadis-chateaune8004]

Wow !

[@DressedForDrowning]

I have bought this CD, gosh, and now I find it here for free.

[@Symphoniker66]

Izuzetna barokna muzička svetkovina.

[@ramdasvj]

Very good collections

[@thomasc390]

Waouh! Thank you!

[@reginaazevedo6196]

Obrigada

[@stefanstamenic3640]

@ Andrew Jens In that story, wrote a lie.... By chance, Bach became the main composer in 1723 in the church of St. Thomas in Leipzig (the center of church music among Protestants). After the death of the former cantor Kunau, two commissions (city council and church council) made a list of 6 candidates for the election of a new cantor in 1722: Teleman was in the first place, followed by Graupner, Fasch, Fuchs ..., while JSBah was at the start. dropped out of the competition (he was in 7th place). But as due to various circumstances, the proposed 6 candidates withdrew from the competition (Hamburg City Council, for example, did not want to allow Telemann to leave them, doubling his salary), the commissions reluctantly agreed to put a "mediocre" musician in that position. J.S. Baha.

[@AngelicaGarcia-mi9pu]

Amo a Brilliant

[@yikes5368]

This cured my depression

[@huyhoang8265]

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[@Allan-et5ig]

At 4:08 there's a little line nicked by Hollywood!