Dieterich Buxtehude: Trio Sonata in F, op. 1/1

_Ensemble Cappella della Lettera_
Andreas Kammenos, soprano recorder
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Ena Markert, viola da gamba
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Dasha Vorontsova, harpsichord
The video was recorded during the concert at Aschaffenburger Bachtage on 21 July 2024.
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Buxtehude's Trio Sonata in F major is his first ever publication. With musical stylistic elements and almost mystical harmonies, he marks his principle of ‘Soli deo Gloria’ right at the beginning and composes Jesus' entry into Jerusalem (1- Vivace), his suffering, death and resurrection (2.2- Adagio), the apparition and ascension (3- Andante) as well as the feast of Pentecost with motifs from his chorale preludes centred around the Holy Spirit (4- Presto).
It is a well-composed and fantastically playable sonata that contains both North German Baroque and Italian elements.
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00:00 Vivace - Lento
01:44 Allegro - 03:27 Adagio
04:48 Andante - Grave
07:31 Presto

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Stylus phantasticus?

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Yes. Buxtehude was the biggest expert of this style in his time.