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Kaufhaus, Konzertsaal - Hauptsache Barock! Das hr-Sinfonieorchester unter Martin Haselböck

By Miriam Zeh, 25 June 2016
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Reviewed at Hessischer Rundfunk: hr-Sendesaal, Frankfurt am Main on 24 June 2016
Programme
Bach, Brandenburg Concerto no. 1 in F major, BWV1046
Martin, Petite symphonie concertante, Op.54
Poulenc, Concert champêtre, FP 49
Graun, Sinfonia Grosso in D
Performers
Jory Vinikour, Harpsichord
Gottlieb Wallisch, Piano
Anne-Sophie Bertrand, Harp
Martin Haselböck, Conductor
Frankfurt Radio Symphony
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Brandenburg Concerto no. 1 in F major, BWV1046Concert champêtre, FP 49Francis PoulencFrank MartinFrankfurt Radio SymphonyJohann Sebastian BachJory VinikourMartin Haselböck
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Miriam Zeh
Miriam Zeh
Miriam studierte Musik, Germanistik und Philosophie in Köln, Paris und St. Louis. Jetzt promoviert sie am Forschungskolleg "Schreibszene Frankfurt" an der Goethe-Universität über Gegenwartsliteratur. Miriam schreibt für Print und Online über Musik, über Literatur und über ihr ungestümes Erleben von beidem.