François Campion, Bernhard Hofstötter - Music For Baroque Guitar album flac

François Campion was born around 1685 in Rouen, France. In 1705 his Nouvelles Découvertes Sur la Guitarre was published in Paris. With this work Campion positioned himself, with Robert de Visée, as one of the finest representatives of the French guitar at the close of the 17th century. Austrian lutenist and guitarist Bernhard Hofstötter plays a unique historical guitar built around 1640 by the famous instrument maker Matteo Sellas. platico 29 July 2017 23:04.

Classical Guitar – Bernhard Hofstötter. Composed By – François Campion. Photography By – Angel Benavides. Recorded By, Mastered By – Martin Linde. Technician – Alexander Batov. Technician – Matteo Sellas (2). Notes. Recorded August 22-26, 2016. Label Code: LC 09421.

August 22, 2016 - August 26, 2016. Church of St. Leonhard in der Eben, Austria. François Campion: Music for Baroque Guitar. Baroque Guitar, Liner Notes, Primary Artist.

Bernhard Hofstötter baroque guitar. The album closes with a wonderfully elaborate passacaglia with 36 variations. A special feature of this recording is the instrument played by Bernhard Hofstötter. It’s common enough for Baroque keyboard and guitar music to be played on modern copies of the few instruments to have survived the ravages of time and now preserved in museums. However, the guitar used here was made by Matteo Sellas in around 1640, thoroughly restored in the modern era by Alexander Batov. According to Gramophone, Hofstötter’s recordings of music by the Baroque lute virtuoso Silvius Leopold Weiss feature ‘some of the most sympathetic and beautiful Weiss-playing committed to disc’. François Campion was born around 1685 in Rouen, France.

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Bernhard Hofstotter (baroque guitar). Recorded: 22-26 August 2016. Recording Venue: Church of St. In his works Campion firmly establishes the guitar as a polyphonic instrument capable of producing complex harmonies and counterpoint, which is shown in the 4 complete fugues on this recording. Campion, François (1685-1747).

Campion: Music for Baroque Guitar. Biography Bernhard Hofstötter. Bernhard Hofstötter was born in Vienna in 1975. Before taking up the lute he studied the violin with Grete Biedermann and was a prize winner at the national Jugend musiziert competition in Austria. Hofstötter focuses on the solo repertoire for lute and guitar of the 17th and 18th centuries. At the same time, he is keenly interested in contemporary music, which is reflected in compositions dedicated to him by Vache Sharafyan and Roman Turovsky. He has made appearances in the concert halls of his homeland (. Konzerthaus Vienna and Mozarteum Salzburg), in most European countries, Armenia (Yerevan Philharmonics) and Japan. His album The Baroque Lute in Vienna, released by Brilliant Classics, was nominated for the International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) in 2016.