Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Serenade in D K185 & March K189 - J. Schröder, C. Hogwood, AAM
W. A. Mozart - Serenade in D K185 & March K189
Classical | APE + Cue | 1 CD, covers, booklet | 242 MB RS
L'Oiseau-Lyre 1985
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Serenade in D K185 & March K189 - J. Schröder, C. Hogwood, AAM
Serenade in D K185
First movement: Allegro assai (192 measures, 13 folios/leaves, 26 pages)
Autograph manuscript held at Kawanami Memorial Library, Seitoku University, Chiba pref., Japan
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Phil Muse said: "The Serenade's second movement, an Andante, really defeats the purpose of occasional music as it stops us in our tracks, temping us to leave off whatever we were doing and attend to the wonderful violin solo that appears suddenly like a patch of sunlight in a forest glade of woodwinds. Toward the end of the serenade, after the second of two vivacious Minuets & Trio, the final movement begins with a surprise: a slow, solemn introduction that sounds like a "prequel" (by 16 years) to another D Minor Mozart moment, the "Stone Guest" scene from Don Giovanni. It gives way to music of unrestrained exuberance, more in keeping with the proceedings, with a smashing "Mannheim crescendo" for a finale.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Serenade in D major K185 & March in D major K189
Recordings: London, St. Barnabas Church, January 1984
Violin soloist: Jaap Schröder (Willelm van der Syde c. 1690)
Harpsidhord: Christofer Hogwood (Culliford, London 1782)
Orchestra: The Academy of Ancient Music
directed by: Christofer Hogwood & Jaap Schröder
March in D major K189/167b
[1] - Andante [4:28]
Serenade in D major K185/167a
[2] - Allegro assai [8:30]
[3] - Andante [9:22]
[4] - Allegro [2:54]
[5] - Menuetto & Trio [3:51]
[6] - Andante grazioso [7:33]
[7] - Menuetto, Trio I&II [6:17]
[8] - Adagio - Allegro assai [8:06]
Total time: 51:09