Immerse yourself in the Baroque mastery of Georg Philipp Telemann with his captivating collection, "24 Oden 1741." This album, released in 2000 by CPO, is a treasure trove of 24 odes, each a unique blend of serious and humorous themes, reflecting the composer's versatility and wit. Recorded with meticulous attention to detail, the album spans a duration of 1 hour and 9 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of musical expression.
Telemann, a prolific composer of the Baroque era, crafted these odes in 1741, providing a blueprint for the composition of odes that would influence generations to come. The album features Klaus Mertens on baritone and Ludger Rémy on harpsichord, delivering a performance that is both historically informed and deeply engaging. Each ode, from "Indoctum se dulce bibenti" to "Der Sonderling," showcases Telemann's ability to weave intricate melodies and harmonies, creating a musical experience that is as intellectually stimulating as it is enjoyable.
The odes cover a wide range of subjects, from the pleasures of wine and friendship to the virtues of simplicity and contentment. This diversity makes "24 Oden 1741" an album that can be enjoyed in its entirety or explored piece by piece, revealing new layers of meaning and beauty with each listen. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast of Baroque music or a curious newcomer, this album offers a profound and delightful journey into the world of Georg Philipp Telemann.
2000 CPO2000 CPO
Tracks
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:86: No. 1. Indoctum se dulce bibentiGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:87: No. 2. Die VergnügenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:88: No. 3. Die TugendGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:89: No. 4. Der SchäferGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:90: No. 5. An den SchlafGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:91: No. 6. Der fröhliche AusgeberGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:92: No. 7. Wahre VorzügeGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:93: No. 8. Das LachenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:94: No. 9. TrinkliedGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:95: No. 10. Der Mittelstand zwischen Reichtum und ArmutGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:96: No. 11. Vernünftige LustGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:97: No. 12. Der WeinGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:98: No. 13. JugendlustGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:99: No. 14. Die schlechte MahlzeitGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:100: No. 15. An DorisGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:101: No. 16. Ein guter MutGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:102: No. 17. Lob des WeinsGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:103: No. 18. Das vergnügte SchaferlebenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:104: No. 19. Die ZufriedenheitGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:105: No. 20. Die GenügsamkeitGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:106: No. 21. Das GesundheittrinkenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:107: No. 22. Der FreundGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:108: No. 23. Das LandlebenGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
24 Theils ernsthafte, theils scherzende Oden, TWV 25:109: No. 24. Der SonderlingGeorg Philipp Telemann, Klaus Mertens, Ludger Remy
Georg Philipp Telemann, born in Magdeburg in 1681, stands as one of the most prolific and versatile composers of the Baroque era, with an output exceeding 3,000 works that span a vast array of genres and styles. A contemporary and friend of both Johann Sebastian Bach and George Frideric Handel, Telemann's influence on the musical landscape of his time was immense. His compositions, which include operas, cantatas, oratorios, and instrumental music, showcase his mastery of the 'mixed style' and his ability to bridge the late Baroque and early Classical periods. Telemann's innovative approach to composition and his prolific output make his music a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of the Baroque era.
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