“…Feeling, Taste & Science…”: The Viola da Gamba Music of Carl Friedrich Abel presents Richard Boothby and Fretwork exploring the work of Carl Friedrich Abel, the German-born composer and viola da gamba player who became a central figure in London’s musical life from 1759 until his death in 1787. The programme draws on solo works from the Drexel Manuscript, three sonatas with harpsichord, and a fugue believed to have been composed for Abel’s close friend Thomas Gainsborough. Countertenor Iestyn Davies joins for Abel’s only known aria. Two of the three sonatas included are recorded here for the first time, having been discovered in a castle in Poland.
“…feeling, taste and science…” The viola da gamba music of Carl Friedrich Abel – Richard Boothby
Prelude, AbelWV A25, Wk. 204
Prelude, AbelWV A26, Wk. 205
Adagio, AbelWV A6, Wk. 187
Allegro, AbelWV A18, Wk. 198
Sonata in C Minor, AbelWV B91
Frena le belle lagrime, AbelWV G1
Fuga, AbelWV A16, Wk. 196
Sonata in F Major, AbelWV B101
Allegro, AbelWV A29, Wk. 208
Adagio, AbelWV A30, Wk. 209
Allegro, AbelWV A28, Wk. 207
Sonata in G Minor, AbelWV B92
Allegro, AbelWV A5, Wk. 186
Adagio, AbelWV A8, Wk. 189
Allegretto in A Major, AbelWV A32, Wk. 211
Allegro in A Major, AbelWV A33, Wk. 212
Richard Boothby, Iestyn Davies, Silas Wollston, Fretwork
20,90€
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