℗ 2015 Resonus Limited
Released August 28, 2015
Duration 1h 10m 58s
Record Label Resonus Classics
Catalogue No. RES10156
Genre Classical (Baroque)
 

Bound to Nothing: The German Stylus Fantasticus

Fantasticus

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Sonata in A Major, Op. 2, No. 5, BuxWV 263  
1.1
I. Allegro
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
1:01
1.2
II. Violin Solo
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
1:06
1.3
III. Concitato
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
1:54
1.4
IV. Adagio
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
1:30
1.5
V. Allegro
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
3:50
1.6
VI. Allegro
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
1:07
Sonata II in E Minor  
1.7
I. Adagio
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:40
1.8
II. Allegro
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:16
1.9
III. Adagio
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:02
1.10
IV. Allemande
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:26
1.11
V. Courante
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:00
1.12
VI. Sarabande
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
2:52
1.13
VII. Gigue
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:37
1.14
Sonata X in A Major
Johann Phlipp Krieger; Fantasticus
5:23
1.15
Cappricio in C Major
Johann Jacob Walther; Fantasticus
10:48
1.16
Praeludium in G Minor BuxWV 163
Dieterich Buxtehude; Fantasticus
8:02
Sonata VIII in A Major  
1.17
I. Prelude
August Kühnel; Fantasticus
4:16
1.18
II. Aria
August Kühnel; Fantasticus
3:56
1.19
III. Adagio-Allegro
August Kühnel; Fantasticus
4:17
Sonata III in A Major  
1.20
I. Adagio
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:01
1.21
II. Allegro
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:15
1.22
III. Allemande
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
2:18
1.23
IV. Courante
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:30
1.24
V. Sarabande
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
1:20
1.25
VI. Ciaconne
Philipp Heinrich Erlebach; Fantasticus
5:31
Digital Booklet
This programme from Baroque trio Fantasticus includes works by Buxtehude, Bertali, Schmelzer, Pandolfi Mealli and Jenkins: composers who all pushed the boundaries of form, technique and convention. The ensemble, which plays period instruments, takes its name from the Stylus Fantasticus of the late 17th century, a free and unrestrained method of composing, liberating instruments from the dominance of vocal music.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Resonus Classics Studio Masters

Recorded at 24-bit / 96kHz resolution (DDD) Recorded in the Oude Dorpskerk, Bunnik, The Netherlands on 1-3 June 2014 Producer, Engineer & Editor: Adam Binks Cover image: Detail from Still Life with Tulips by Peter Binoit (c.1590-1632) Session photography © 2015 Resonus Limited
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-6.03
-13.81 to -2.15
-26.48
-32.63 to -24.22
-23.23
-29.10 to -20.80
13
11 to 15
1
I. Allegro
-5.57-24.83-21.812
2
II. Violin Solo
-4.58-24.90-21.011
3
III. Concitato
-5.29-25.07-21.913
4
IV. Adagio
-10.08-30.43-26.612
5
V. Allegro
-2.15-24.28-21.215
6
VI. Allegro
-3.95-24.22-20.812
7
I. Adagio
-5.82-27.76-24.513
8
II. Allegro
-6.02-25.76-22.612
9
III. Adagio
-10.08-29.88-26.411
10
IV. Allemande
-6.09-26.04-23.014
11
V. Courante
-7.68-26.99-23.813
12
VI. Sarabande
-5.27-26.99-23.914
13
VII. Gigue
-4.53-24.79-21.513
14
Sonata X in A Major
-3.72-25.16-22.013
15
Cappricio in C Major
-2.95-26.91-23.615
16
Praeludium in G Minor BuxWV 163
-13.81-32.63-29.112
17
I. Prelude
-4.59-27.85-24.715
18
II. Aria
-4.35-26.34-23.514
19
III. Adagio-Allegro
-4.43-26.35-23.214
20
I. Adagio
-7.96-26.68-23.211
21
II. Allegro
-5.41-24.97-21.812
22
III. Allemande
-5.93-25.60-22.513
23
IV. Courante
-8.10-25.73-22.512
24
V. Sarabande
-8.07-26.42-23.412
25
VI. Ciaconne
-4.36-25.47-22.313

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