Sadly it was also his last. He was already very ill during the
recording and he died a few moths later.
LvS
Op 12 jan 2010, om 23:13 heeft Eugene C. Braig IV het volgende
geschreven:
Michael Schäffer recorded one Conradi suit along with Reusner on the
"German
side" of the LP and Gallot and DuFault on the "French side." I
think that
was way back in the late '70s. It was a great early effort.
Best,
Eugene
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Conradi Sonata
There are more Conradi recordings:
Neue Lautenstuecke
Lutenist: Rainer Waldeck
ww.earlymusic.com
The Baroque Lute
Sony CB621
Lutenist: Eugen Dombois
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Albert
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Daniel Winheld schrieb:
Ed Martin has learned quite a bit about the multiple Conradis- and
has recorded them as well. Perhaps he will weigh in here on this,
unless it was already dealt with and may be in the archives.
Dan
I didn't know Conradi's music so thanks for sharing these beautiful
pieces.
I'd love to hear that Barto's bootleg!
I looked at the New Grove Dictionary of Music and found there are two
Conradi. Based on the publication date you give (1724), I guess these
works
are from Johann Melchior, son of Johann Georg, both Kapellmeisters at
Oettingen. Nonetheless, the New Grove doesn't mention any lute
works by
them...
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