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Formats and Editions
1. Overture À 5 In F Major, Twv 44:16: I. Overture
2. Overture À 5 In F Major, Twv 44:16: II. Le Riz
3. Overture À 5 In F Major, Twv 44:16: III. Les Drôles
4. Overture À 5 In F Major, Twv 44:16: IV. Espagnole En Rondeau
5. Overture À 5 In F Major, Twv 44:16: V. Fanfare
6. Concerto À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:2: I. Andante
7. Concerto À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:2: II. Allegro
8. Concerto À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:2: III. Siciliano
9. Concerto À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:2: IV. Presto
10. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: I. Overture
11. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: II. Chasse
12. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: III. Menuet
13. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: IV. La Joie
14. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: V. Sarabande
15. Overture In F Major, Twv 44:8: VI. Loure
16. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: I. Overture
17. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: II. Loure
18. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: III. Les Paysans
19. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: IV. Menuet
20. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: V. Passepied
21. Overture À 5 In D Major, Twv 44:14: VI. Gigue
22. Quintet In F Major, Twv 44:10: I. Ouverture
23. Quintet In F Major, Twv 44:10: II. Passepieds I & II
24. Quintet In F Major, Twv 44:10: III. Sarabande
25. Quintet In F Major, Twv 44:10: IV. Rigaudon
26. Quintet In F Major, Twv 44:10: V. Le Plaisir
More Info:
Georg Philipp Telemann's extant works for wind ensemble take us into the unique region between military music, hunting music, and court table music. However, these ensembles were active not only at the courts as part of the military staff but also influenced middle-class life in the towns through the garrisons stationed in them. Telemann was familiar with these ensembles both in the court and civic spheres, and about twenty works survive today in the characteristic wind instrumentation with woodwind instruments and a pair of horns, ten quintets of more than one movement, ten marches, and a wind version of the so-called Alter Overture TWV 55: F11. This album presents five Quintets for Two Oboes (or oboi d'amore), Two Horns, and Bassoon (thoroughbass) - interpreted by the L'Orfeo Baroque Ensemble, which was established in 2009 with members from the L'Orfeo Baroque Orchestra in order to apply the orchestra's approach to the orchestral literature in the genuine dimensions of a chamber ensemble.
