art direction Lutz Bode
bassoon Rainer Johannsen
cello Markus Möllenbeck
directed by Reinhard Goebel
engineer [balance] [tonmeister] Hans-Ulrich Bastin
engineer [recording] Hans-Ulrich Bastin
executive-producer David R. Murray
executive-producer Ludwig Rink
harpsichord Christian Rieger
instrument builder [1989 trumpet] Rainer Egger
instrument builder [1993 organ] Gerrit Klop
instrument builder [1993 organ] Henk Klop
instrument builder [1994 bassoon] Laurent Verjat
instrument builder [1997 harpsichord] Keith Hill
instrument builder [after, bassoon] Prudent Thierriot
instrument builder [after, harpsichord] Christian Zell
liner notes Reinhard Goebel
liner notes [translation] Richard Evidon
tracks 1, 2, 13 to 19 luthier [1742 viola] Leopold Widhalm
tracks 12 luthier [1994 viola] Tilman Muthesius
tracks 12 luthier [after, viola] Jacobus Stainer
organ Christian Rieger
photography by [artist] Reinhard Goebel
photography by [artist] Susesch Bayat
photography by [cover] Paul Kozal
recording supervisor [recording producer] Helmut Burk
theorbo Michael Dücker
trumpet Hannes Kothe
trumpet Ute Hartwich
viola Reinhard Goebel
viola Volker Möller
viola Wolfgang Von Kessinger
viola da gamba Anke Böttger
viola da gamba Jonathan Cable
violin Andrea Keller
violin Florian Deuter
violin Reinhard Goebel
violin Volker Möller
violone Jonathan Cable
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Musica Antiqua Köln
on authentic instruments

Violin: Florian Deuter (J. Rogeri, Brescia, 1713); Reinhard Goebel (after Jacobus Stainer, R.G. Hargrave, 1997), Andrea Keller (tracks 7, 8; Deconetti, Ital.. ca. 1750), Volker Möller (track 3; after Amati, R.G. Hargrave, 1997)
Viola: Wolfgang von Kessinger (tracks 1, 2, 3, 9–11, 12, 13, 14, 15–18, 19; anonymous, Flandern, 1650); Volker Möller (tracks 1, 2, 13, 14, 15–18, 19; Leopold Widhalm, Nürnberg, 1742), Reinhard Goebel (track 12; after J. Stainer, T.M. Muthesius, 1994)
Violoncello: Markus Möllenbeck (Simon Gilbert, Metz, 1756)
Viola da gamba: Anke Böttger (after Cheron, Michel Groppe, 1992), Jonathan Cable (after Collichon, René Gamy, 1997)
Violone: Jonathan Cable (anonymous, um 1780)
Bassoon: Rainer Johannsen (after Prudent, Laurent Verjat, 1994)
Trumpet: Hannes Kothe (after Ehe, Rainer Egger, 1989), Ute Hartwich (nach Ehe, Rainer Egge, 1991)
Theorbo: Michael Dücker (after Pietro Railig, Venedig, 1655, Hendrik Hassenfuß, Köln 1987)
Harpsichord: Christian Rieger (after Christian Zell, Keith Hill, 1997)
Organ: Christian Rieger (Gerrit en Henk Klop, Gardaren, 1993)

Paul Luetkeman (ca. 1555–after 1611)
1. Choralfantasie a 5 »Innsbruck, ich mus dich lassen«
violin I/II, viola I/II, violoncello
(source: Neue lateinsche und deutsche Gesenge […] nebst […] Fantasien, Paduanen und Galliarden, Stettin, 1597. Ms. Herzog-August-Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel)
2. Fantasia a 5
violin I/II, viola I/II, violoncello
(source: Neue lateinsche und deutsche Gesenge […] nebst […] Fantasien, Paduanen und Galliarden, Stettin, 1597. Ms. Herzog-August-Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel)

Anonymous
3. Fantasia a 7 violes
in C major
violin I–III, viola, viola da gamba I/II, violoncello
(source: Ms. Universitetsbiblioteket, Uppsala)

Vincenzo Albrici (1631–1696)
4. Sonata a 5
in C major
trumpet I/II, Violin I/II, bassoon, basso continuo (violoncello, violone, harpsichord, theorbo)
(source: Ms. Universitetsbiblioteket, Uppsala)
5. Sinfonia
in D minor
violin I/II, basso continuo (organ, theorbo)
(source: Ms. Universitetsbiblioteket, Uppsala)

Johann Vierdanck (ca. 1605–1646)
6. Capriccio
in d
Violin I/II
(source: Ander Theil darinnen begriffen etliche Capricci, Canzoni…, Rostock, 1641)
7. Capriccio
in d
violin I–III, basso continuo (violoncello, harpsichord, theorbo)
(source: Ander Theil darinnen begriffen etliche Capricci, Canzoni…, Rostock, 1641)

Thomas Baltzar (ca. 1630–1663)
8. Pavane a 3
in C major
violin I–III, basso continuo (violoncello, organ)
(source: Ms. Bodleian Library, Oxford)

Nicolaus Hasse (1617–1672)
Suite
in D minor
9. Allemand
10. Courant
11. Saraband
violin I/II, viola, basso continuo (violoncello, harpsichord)
(source: Delitiae musicae…, Rostock, 1656)

Andreas Kirchoff (ca. 1650)
12. Sonata
in B flat major
solo violin, viola I/II, basso continuo (violoncello, organ, theorbo)
(Kopenhagen 1664. source: Ms. Universitetsbiblioteket, Uppsala)

Dietrich Becker (1623–1679)
13. Sonata a 5
in F major
violin I/II, viola I/II, basso continuo (violoncello, harpsichord, theorbo)
(source: Musicalische Frühlings-Früchte, Hamburg, 1678)

Johann Fischer (1646–1717)
14. Choral »Herzlich tut mich verlangen«
violin I/II, viola I/II, basso continuo (violoncello, violone, organ)
(source: Ms. Universitetsbiblioteket, Uppsala)

Johann Valentin Meder (1649–1719)
Sonata »Der Polnische Pracher«
15. (1) Preludio
16. (2) Choral
17. (3) Finale
18. (4) Aria
violin I/II, viola I/II, violoncello, basso continuo (harpsichord)
(Riga, ca. 1689. source: Ms. Biblioteka Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Gdańsk)
19. Sonata di Battaglia
in C major
from »Die beständige Argenia«
violin I/II, viola I/II, violoncello, basso continuo (violone, harpsichord, theorbo)
(source: Ms. Kunlia Biblioteket, Stockholm)

This recording is a co-production with DeutschlandRadio, Köln
Recording: Köln, DeutschlandRadio, Sendesaal, 10/1998
Musica Antiqua Köln: © Reiner H. Nitschke/Verlags-GmbH Fono Forum/MB
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Label Code: LC 0113
SPARS Code: DDD
Price Code: PY 925
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Mastering SID Code: IFPI L009