Leen de Broekert Discography of CDs

Leen de Broekert albums Mozarts most famous piano works played on forte piano

Leen de Broekert music CDs Three organs from Zeeland were the point of departure for a voyage of discovery towards fitting repertoire for these instruments. Leen de Broekert presents these three entirely different organs with adventurous music that is not always an obvious choice. What they all have in common is the fact that they belong to the lesser known compositions by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). The programme starts in Middelburg with a festive prelude by the composer Thomas Babou from Liege (1656-1739), in which trumpet and cornet put in a befitting appearance . In 1738 Johann Kaspar Ferdinand Fischer (?-1746), a German contemporary of Babou, composed a collection of suites for harpsichord named after the nine muses and entitled: Musicalischer Parnassus. The suite Euterpe represents the muse of flute music. The Fugue in D minor, BWV 539, better known among organ players as the "Fugue for Violin ", is an 18th century transcription of unknown origin of Bach's Fugue in G minor from the Sonata in G minor, BWV 1001, a solo for violin. The Fugue is combined with the Adagio that precedes the fugue in the aforesaid sonata. This Adagio (transcription Leen de Broekert) is a worthier companion in comparison to the rather insignificant Prelude to which the Fugue has been linked in several manuscripts. Leen de Broekert's arrangement of one of Mozart's sonatas for piano agrees with the 18th century musical usage in which the distinction between harpsichord, fortepiano and organ was not all that strict. The Baarland organ resonates in music by the composers Charles -Joseph van Helmont from the south of Holland (1715 -1790) and Dieudonne Raick (1703-1764) and in a partita by one of Bach's contemporaries, Gottfried Heinrich Sti¶lzel (1690-1749). At the age of eighteen Charles-Joseph van Helmont succeeds Josse Boutmy (1697-1779) as the organ-player of the Sint Goedele church in Brussels. In 1737 ...

Leen de Broekert discography Track Listing of songs: Vallée d'Obermann; Cantique d'Amour; Andante lagrimoso; Impromptu; Die Loreley; Der Kí¶nig von Thule; Der du von dem Himmel bist, Invocation; Das Ringlein-Bacchanal; Nocture 'Meine Freuden'; Gondoliera; La Regatta Veneziana;

Leen de Broekert songs Leen de Broekert plays Schubert on Fortepiano

Leen de Broekert CD discography Leen de Broekert plays on the fortepiano, a copy after Walter , Haydn