Wilhelm Friedemann Bach – Kammermusik (Chamber Music) Vol.1 [2013]

Trio No. 1 in D Major, Fk. 47
1.I. Allegro ma non troppo
2.II. Largo
3.III. Vivace

Duet No. 1 for 2 Flutes in E Minor, Fk. 54
4.I. Allegro
5.II. Larghetto
6.III. Vivace

Duet No. 2 for 2 Violas in G Major, Fk. 61
7.I. Allegro
8.II. Lamento
9.III. Presto

Duet No. 6 for 2 Flutes in G Major, Fk. 59
10.I. Allegro ma non troppo
11.II. Cantabile - III. Alla breve
12.IV. Gigue: Allegro

Trio in B-Flat Major, Fk. 50
13.I. Largo
14.II. Allegro ma non troppo
15.III. Vivace

Duet No. 2 for 2 Flutes in E-Flat Major, Fk. 55
16.I. Allegro
17.II. Adagio ma non molto
18.III. Presto

Concerto for 2 Harpsichords in F Major, Fk. 10
19.I. Allegro
20.II. Andante
21.III. Presto

Ricercar Consort:
Guy Penson (harpsichord), Danielle Etienne (flute), Patrick Beuckels (flute),
 Hidemi Suzuki (cello),Francois Fernandez (viola), Ryo Terakado (viola),
 Sayuri Yamagata (violin), Florian Heyerick (harpsichord).

Wilhelm Friedemann Bach’s works are still mostly unknown to the public at large, and remain in the shadow of those by his brothers. It is true that his music seems to be somewhat strange, imprisoned as it is by the composer’s profound inner drama. Born in 1710, Wilhelm Friedemann benefited more than any other of his brothers from the impact of his father’s personality; we may well remember the famous phrase attributed to Johann Sebastian: “The son that gives me joy is the one that I love.” --- arkivmusic.com

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