Let us go back to the end of the 1970s... Adelheid and Andreas Glatt, creators of the legendary Accent label, produced a pair of memorable recordings with Konrad JunghÃ¤nel (who continues - more than 35 years later - being one of the truly great interpreters of Baroque music): these were the recordings which, without doubt, served to restore the reputation of Silvius Leopold Weiss, an exact contemporary of Johann Sebastian Bach; and from that point on early music lovers were talking about him once again.

Tracklist:

Suite In C Minor: I. Ouverture
Suite In C Minor: II. Allemande
Suite In C Minor: III. Courante
Suite In C Minor: IV. Gavotte
Suite In C Minor: V. Sarabande
Suite In C Minor: VI. Menuet
Suite In C Minor: VII. Gigue
Suite In G Minor: I. Prelude
Suite In G Minor: II. Allemande
Suite In G Minor: III. Courante
Suite In G Minor: IV. Bouree
Suite In G Minor: V. Sarabande
Suite In G Minor: VI. Menuet I-II
Suite In G Minor: VII. Paysanne
Suite In G Minor: VIII. Gigue
Suite In D Minor *: I. Prelude
Suite In D Minor *: II. Un Poco Andante
Suite In D Minor *: III. La Badinage
Suite In D Minor *: IV. Le Sicilien
Suite In D Minor *: V. Gavotte
Suite In D Minor *: VI. Menuet
Suite In D Minor *: VII. Gigue

UPC: 8424562800137
Label: Glossa
Release Date: 2.26.15
Format: CD

Weiss / Konrad Junghaenel - Suites for Lute (CD)