In 2009, Maria Loos recorded the Piazzolla-Vivaldi-CD with the ensemble Prisma conducted by Thomas Fheodoroff. 'There can be no question about it. Maria Loos belongs to the outstanding interpreters of the new generation of dynamic soloists... She presents works from the baroque period unique in their brilliance and stringency.' (Rheinpfalz) Thomas Fheodoroff is an internationally recognized soloist and conductor. He has performed in nearly all countries of Europe, to the orient, to Japan and to the USA. An increasing number of performances are planned as conductor with the Ensemble Prisma Wien for the future. In this ensemble there are musicians who are characterized by their stylistic flexibility and spectrum and who are equally competent on historic as well as modern instruments. Performers: Maria Loos (recorders) Thomas Fheodoroff (violin) David Drabek (violin) Magdalena Fheodoroff (viola) Dorothea Schonwiese-Guschlbauer (violoncello) Alexandra Diez (violone) Elisabeth Baumer (oboe) Eleanor Frohlich (bassoon) Christopher Dickie (theorbo, lute, baroque guitar) Florian Birsak (harpischord, organ) Track Listing: Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741) Concerto in C major, RV 443 1. (Allegro) 2. Largo 3. Allegro Concerto in G minor, "La Notte", RV 439 4. Largo 5. Fantasmi (Presto - Largo - Andante - Presto) 6. Il Sonno (Largo) 7. Allegro Astor Piazzolla (1921 - 1992) (Arrangement: José Carli, Argentina) Histoire du Tango 8. Bordel 1900 9. Café 1930 10. Nightclub 1960 11. Concert d'aujourd'hui Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in D major, "Del Gardellino", RV 90 12. (Allegro) 13. Largo 14. Allegro Concerto in C minor, RV 441 15. Allegro non molto 16. Largo 17. (Allegro) |
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