The Galaxy Studio in Mol, Belgium provided an ideal recording venue – it’s probably the quietest studio in the world, with no extraneous noise, thus allowing us to capture the instrument’s full range and resulting in a recording of extraordinary clarity. Here is a beautifully sequenced Baroque album to the successful Schubert for Two, featuring such popular melodies as Bach’s Air on a G string, and two Minuets from the famous Notebook of Anna Magdalena Bach, as well as rarities by well-known composers, like Pachelbel’s Suite in F sharp minor and Couperin’s Les baricades mistérieuses.Ī Suite in G major by Johann Anon Logy is receiving its world-première recording: Göran found the music manuscript in the library of his home town in Sweden.Īll pieces are performed on the 11-string guitar, giving an incredibly rich, sustained sound, as well as adding an octave to the bottom of its register – as if combining the sound of a guitar with that of the lute. Göran Söllscher returns to his first love, the music of the Baroque Era - interpreted on his magnificent 11-string guitar - with a new programme of popular favourites and musical rarities. Tombeau sur la mort de Monsieur Comte de Logy, b-moll Les Baricades mistérieuses B-Dur, für Cembalo (Pièces de clavecin, II, 6e ordre)Ģ1. 3 D-Dur BWV 1068 - AirĬhristian Petzold (Johann Sebastian Bach)Ġ8. Johann Pachelbel - Lautensuite fis-moll (arr. Walton, on the other hand, wrote five short movements that bristle with technical difficulties, the score residing in the mainstream of the 20th century. The three works by Sulek would meet our expectations of a composer who looked musically backwards. They are late 19th century in general style, and would have been used by the composer to please his audience. The works by Tárrega are typically colourful Spanish scores, packed full of virtuosity and vivacity. In four contrasting movements, it is engaging music of a lyrical nature, happy in general mood, but is in no way derivative of the famous composer. The Sonata by Ponce was composed in 1929, and pays homage to the music of Franz Schubert. The work has become one of the composer's best known, the Gavotte third movement being performed in many guises. Now in a modern adaptation is appears in an arrangement for guitar. It started life as a work for violin, and was then arranged for lute. The Bach Suite has had a strange history. The disc covers two centuries of music, providing a searching test for the soloist.
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