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Some
of our music is available in a pre-packaged CD, for those of you
who would like to enjoy the benefits of clear labeling, instrument
and artist photographs and cover art, durable packaging and informative
liner notes in an easily accessible format. Or simply that you prefer
to order by mail.
The cost of each CDs is $ 15.00 CAD (about $12.50 USD) plus $3.00
CAD postage and handling. Payment options include PayPal through
the website, certified cheque or money order. Just send us an email
indicating which CDs you would like us to send you, and the method
of payment. We'll send you our mailing address.
E-mail us at info@earlymusicstudio.com
to order.
All music on the CDs is beautifully played by Clive Titmuss and
Susan Adams on a collection of period instruments from the Renaissance
to the early 19th century. Our recordings feature works rarely heard
in performance, recorded to the highest technical and musical standards.
The generously-timed programme of each CD is carefully selected
to complement the instruments and shows the music in context to
its best advantage.
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Music for Lute and Harpsichord, Period Guitar and Antique Piano; including unusual music for two by Couperin, De Visée, Frogerger, J.S. Bach, Carulli, Giuliani and Titmuss; as well as solo music for lute by Reusner and for antique Broadwood piano (c. 1815) by Haydn. The sound of period guitar and antique piano is unique and charming, not to be missed.
A fifteen-page booklet complete with instrument photos and notes about the music in English and French is included. 67 minutes of music. |
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| The Twilight of the Lute | $18.00 | Details |
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German music of the 1740's on three different lutes by Straube, Kellner, Weiss and Falckenhagen, including J. S. Bach's masterpiece, Prelude, Fugue and Allegro. The music comprehensively shows the strength of the lute tradition in the last period of its flowering in the mid-18th century.
The lutes exemplify the most important types use by composers of the period, including, an eleven-course lute and fourteen-course theorbo-lute after Hofmann by Clive Titmuss; thirteen-course Duiffopruchar lute by Robert Lundberg. 63 minutes of music. |
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Sonatas K. 311, 330, 533/494, and 331; Mozart's greatest late-period music expressively played on a fine Viennese fortepiano after Stein built by Johannes Secker. The notes include a transcription of Mozart's glowing letter about Stein's instruments.
The music shows the influence of his greatest enthusiasms: Austrian alpine folk music, the opera, and the keyboard style of J. S. Bach. Includes the famous "Rondo alla Turca". 52 minutes of music. |
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