Binder - Concerti per due cembali (2004)

1 	Concerto, en ré majeur pour 2 clavecins: Allegro	9:47 	
2 	Concerto, en ré majeur pour 2 clavecins: Adagio	10:21 	
3 	Concerto, en ré majeur pour 2 clavecins: Allegro assai	10:15 	
	
4 	Concerto en fa majeur pour 2 clavecins: Non molto allegro	14:14 	
5 	Concerto, en fa majeur pour 2 clavecins: Adagio sostenuto	10:00 	
6 	Concerto, en fa majeur pour 2 clavecins: Vivace		10:06

Bibiane Lapointe et Thierry Maeder  - clavecin
Les Cyclopes:
Karen A. Walthinsen, Gustavo Zarba, Anna Von Raussendorff, Monica  Waisman, Léonor De Recondo, 
Mario Konaka, Paula Waisman : violons 
David Glidden, Deirdre Dowling :  altos 
Petr Skalka, Dmitri Dichtiar : violoncelles 
Richard Myron : contrebasse 
Diana Baroni, François Nicolet : flûtes: 
Fabrice Gand, Elsa Franck : hautbois 
Claude Maury, Gilles Rambach : cors 
Philippe Piat, Ricardo Rappoport : bassoons
Florian Deuter – Konzertmeister

Christlieb Siegmund Binder (bap. 29 Jul. 1723 - 1 Jan. 1789) - German harpsichordist, organist, and composer. He was organist at Dresden. A very prolific composer, Binder was one of the first to adopt the “elegant” style in his instrumental and symphonic works.

Christlieb Siegmund Binder is described by some writers as Dresden’s answer to Carl Philipp Emmanuel Bach; if these concertos, printed in 1759, are typical, then that is an exaggeration. Though tuneful and not without exciting outer movements, they are fairly workaday and rarely deviate from the mid-18th-century norm.

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