Details

Subject(s)

• Minuets [Browse]
• Chamber orchestra music [Browse]
• Dance music [Browse]
• Country-dances (Music) [Browse]

Instrumentalist

• Angerer, Paul, 1927-2017 [Browse]
• Concilium Musicum [Browse]

Musical director

• Angerer, Paul, 1927-2017 [Browse]

Series

Naxos Music Library. [More in this series]

Contains

• Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791. Country dances, K. 609. No. 1 [Browse]
• Beethoven, Ludwig van, 1770-1827. Minuets, violins (2), cello, WoO 9. No. 1. [Browse]
• Haydn, Joseph, 1732-1809. Zingarese. [Browse]
• Hummel, Johann Nepomuk, 1778-1837. Tänze für den Apollosaal. No. 3. [Browse]
• Ferrari, G. G. (Giacomo Gotifredo), 1763-1842. Tyrolian Walzer, op. 26. Selections. [Browse]
• Schubert, Franz, 1797-1828. Deutsche und Ecossaisen, piano, D. 783. Selections. [Browse]
• Paradeiser, Marian, 1747-1775. Minuet, chamber orchestra. [Browse]

Source of description

Hard copy version record.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Concilium Musicum Wien, on period instruments ; Paul Angerer, violin, piano and director.

Contents

• 5 Contretänze, KV 609. No. 1 in C major / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• 6 menuette, woO 9. No. 1 in E-flat major / Ludwig Beethoven
• 8 Zingaresen, Hob. IX: 28 / Joseph Haydn
• Tänze für den Apollosaal no. 3, op. 31 / Johann Nepomuk Hummel
• 8 Tänze aus XVIII favorite Tyrolian Walzer : op. 26 / Gotifredo Jacopo Ferrari
• 5 Tänze aus 16 Deutsche : op. 33 / Franz Schubert
• Menuette / P. Marianus Paradeiser
• 3 alte wiener Tänze = 3 old Viennese dances = Vielles danses viennoises: Tanze 1840 "'S is a red!" ; Tanz, gespielt vom Harfenisten Pauli in "Süssen Löchel" ; Tanz 1845.

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Other title(s)

Old Viennese dances

Publisher no.

00099923123521

OCLC

960950232

International Standard Recording Code

• DEC989300342
• DEC989300343
• DEC989300344
• DEC989300345
• DEC989300346
• DEC989300347
• DEC989300348
• DEC989300349

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