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Giuseppe Antonio Paganelli: 6 Trio Sonatas Op.1 - Benedek Csalog (baroque flute), László Paulik (baroque violin), Balázs Máté (baroque cello), Carmen Leoni (harpsichord) / Hungaroton Classic Audio CD 2004 Stereo / HCD32233
UPC 5991813223326
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Total Playtime 68:27
Giuseppe Antonio Paganelli (* March 6 , 1710 in Padua ; † before 1764 , probably in Madrid ) was a singer and composer of Italian origin who worked in various European cities. He was a musical exponent of the late Baroque , using the means of the gallant style .
Giuseppe Antonio Paganelli (* 6. März 1710 in Padua; † vor 1764, vermutlich in Madrid) war Sänger und Komponist italienischer Herkunft, der in verschiedenen europäischen Städten wirkte. Er war ein musikalischer Vertreter des Spätbarock, der die Mittel des galanten Stils verwendete.
| Label: | Hungaroton Classic – HCD 32233 |
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| Format: |
CD
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| Country: | Hungary |
| Released: |
2004 |
| Genre: | Classical |
| Style: | Classical |
Tracklist:
| Trio Sonatas Op.1 | |||
| Sonata No. 3 In G Major | |||
| 1 | I. Staccato – A Capella | ||
| 2 | II. Andantino | ||
| 3 | III. Minuet | ||
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Sonata No. 5 In E Minor |
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| 4 | I. Allegro Assai | ||
| 5 | II. Andante Moderato | ||
| 6 | III. Presto | ||
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Sonata No. 4 In C Major |
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| 7 | I. Allegro | ||
| 8 | II. Larghetto Et Gratioso | ||
| 9 | III. Presto | ||
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Sonata No. 1 In D Major |
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| 10 | I. Allegro Con Spirito | ||
| 11 | II. Andantino | ||
| 12 | III. Minuet | ||
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Sonata No. 6 In A Major |
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| 13 | I. Allegro | ||
| 14 | II. Larghetto et Gratioso | ||
| 15 | III. Presto | ||
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Sonata No. 2 In A Minor |
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| 16 | I. Allegro | ||
| 17 | II. Cantabile | ||
| 18 | III. Presto |
- Booklet Editor – Enikő Gyenge
- Cello [Baroque Cello] – Balázs Máté
- Design – Péter Nagy (3)
- Engineer, Producer, Edited By – Andrea Szigetvári
- Flute [Baroque Flute] – Benedek Csalog
- Harpsichord – Carmen Leoni
- Liner Notes – Ferenc Bányai
- Liner Notes [French Translation] – Péter Barta
- Liner Notes [German Translation] – Andreas Neutsch
- Violin [Baroque Violin] – László Paulik
