In episode #83 of the DCD Classical 'Cast, we feature music from a fascinating Musica Rediviva release. Early music specialist Tommie Andersson performs Baroque music for lute and guitar. The collection, entitled "La Suedoise" is a selection of compositions from the Swedish court of Christina, Queen regent, and later Charles X Gustav.
Christina was vitally interested in the arts, prompting a flowering of creativity, especially in the field of music.
Andersson plays works for Baroque lute and guitar, and one can easily imagine an evening's courtly entertainment being built around these pieces.
- Ralph
This program we play:
Hinrich Niewerth: Allemande, Courante, Sarabande
Tommie Andersson
from "La Suedoise"
Musica Rediviva
Anonymous: Courante "La Suedoise"
Tommie Andersson
from "La Suedoise"
Musica Rediviva
Bechon: Praelude, Allemande, courante, Sarabande
Tommie Andersson
from "La Suedoise"
Musica Rediviva
Bechon: Praelude, Courante, Courante, Gigue, Sarabande
Tommie Andersson
from "La Suedoise"
Musica Rediviva
Gaspar Sanz: Dos Trompetas de la Reyna de Suecia
Tommie Andersson
from "La Suedoise"
Musica Rediviva
Sunday, January 10, 2010
DCD 083 - La Suedoise
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Labels: Baroque music, guitar, lute, Musica Rediviva
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