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| Disc No: CD-1581/82 | If the string quartet can claim Haydn as its father, the wind quintet has two – Anton Rejcha and the slightly younger Franz Danzi (1763-1826). Between them they provided this new combination with a large repertoire (Rejcha alone composed no less than 24 quintets) and set the mould for composers to come. Thereby they also came to contribute significantly to the development of a new type of wind playing without which the classical/romantic symphony orchestra sound would be unimaginable. Danzi trained as a cellist and composer – by his contemporaries he was held in high regard for his successful operas, instrumental concertos and sacred works – but it was probably his experiences as a conductor, chiefly at the Karlsruhe court theatre, which formed the basis of his fine understanding of wind instruments and of ensemble playing. |
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| Name: Danzi - Complete Wind Quintets | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music title | Key | Performer |
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in B flat major, Op.56 No.1 | Philharmonisches Bläserquintett, Berlin Love Derwinger, piano | ||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in G minor, Op.56 No.2 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in F major, Op.56 No.3 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Quintet in D minor, Op.41 for piano, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in G major, Op.67 No.1 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in E minor, Op.67 No.2 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in E flat major, Op.67 No.3 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Quintet in F major, Op.53 for piano, flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in A major, Op.68 No.1 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in F major, Op.68 No.2 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Wind Quintet in D minor, Op.68 No.3 | |||
| Danzi, Franz | Quintet in D major, Op.54 for piano, flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon |