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Carolina Vazquez plays Telemann’s “Concerto for Viola” at a spring recital with Leo Marcus on piano….

Telemann’s Recorder Concerto in F Major – Mov. 2/4 performed by Peter Holtslag and the Parley of Instruments….

Telemann’s Concerto for Recorder & Viola da Gamba in A minor, performed by Les Boreades with Francis Colpron on recorder….

Telemann’s secular cantata “Die Tageszeiten” performed by Collegium Musicum Freiburg and conductor Wolfgang Schäfer….

Florilegium performs Telemann’s Paris Quartet No. 1 in D, consisting of six movements including Prelude: Vivement, Tendrement, and Vite. Notable subscribers include Bach and Pisendel….

This is my favorite orchestral version of the waltz “Roses from the South” by Johann Strauss. It’s performed by the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Robert Stolz. Stolz is known…

Telemann’s “Canary” Cantata is a tragic-comic composition about the death of a canary. It was composed around 1737 and is believed to have been commissioned by a pet lover in…

Telemann’s “Canary” Cantata is a tragic-comic composition about a pet canary being killed by a cat. The cantata, titled “Cantata or Funeral Music for an Artistically Trained Canary-Bird Whose Demise…

Temmingh plays Telemann.

Telemann’s Suite in A Minor TWV55:A3, performed by The Parley of Instruments and directed by Peter Holman. Features recorder, strings, harpsichord, and basso continuo. Includes Passespied I & II and…

Telemann’s “Wassermusik” Suite in C major TWV55:C3 consists of 10 movements, including “Der sturmende Aeolus,” “Menuet – Der angenehme Zephir,” “Gigue – Ebb’ und Fluth,” and “Canarie – Die lustigen…

This orchestral version of Johann Strauss II’s “Tales from the Vienna Woods” is my personal favorite. Conducted by Robert Stolz, it’s considered 100% authentic to the classical Viennese era. Despite…