℗ 2013 PentaTone
Released November 19, 2013
Duration 1h 02m 03s
Record Label PentaTone
Catalogue No. PTC5186509
Genre Classical (Chamber Music)
 

Giovanni Gabrieli: Berliner Dom: Music for Brass & Organ

Andreas Sieling, Berlin Brass, Lucas Vis

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Canzone e Sonate (1615)  
1.1
Canzon XV à 10
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
3:57
1.2
Canzon VI à 7
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:54
Sacrae symphoniae (1597)  
1.3
Sonata Octavi Toni à 12
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
4:40
Canzone e Sonate (1615)  
1.4
Canzon IX à 8
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:34
1.5
Canzon XVI à 12
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
3:21
1.6
Canzon in G Minor
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling
3:09
Sacrae symphoniae (1597)  
1.7
Canzon III à 4
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
1:43
1.8
Canzon I à 4 “La spirita”
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:39
1.9
Ricercar primi toni
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling
1:58
1.10
Canzone IV à 4
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:02
1.11
Canzona II à 4
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:13
1.12
Sonata pian'e forte, alla quarta bassa, à 8
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
4:20
1.13
Canzon in A Minor
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling
3:50
Canzone e Sonate (1615)  
1.14
Canzon I à 5
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:47
1.15
Sonata XIX à 15
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
5:44
1.16
Canzon XVII à 12
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
2:27
1.17
Sonata XVIII à 14
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
5:26
1.18
Sonata XX à 22
Giovanni Gabrieli; Andreas Sieling; Berlin Brass; Lucas Vis
6:19
Digital Booklet
"... a knockout! We are taken back to the 17th century in a spacious resonant cathedral ... a sonic treat ... don't miss this one!" - ClassicalCDReview.com "Five Stars ... it is most pleasing to hear these settings for pipe organ and brass, expertly recorded ... a tremendous demonstration of the value of hi-res sound ..." - Audiophile Audition "I doubt you’ll find a disc of Gabrieli’s works for brass played any better than they are here and I know you won’t find a more spectacular-sounding recording than this one ... strongly recommended." - Fanfare Recorded in Berlin’s magnificent cathedral with its superlative acoustics, this album features some of Giovanni Gabrieli's most celebrated compositions in outstanding sound quality. In partnership with some 30 brass players from the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Berlin’s Deutsche Oper and other ensembles, this 2013 release succeeds in conveying the full lustre of the Venetian polychoral style.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM and 2.8224 MHz DSD – PentaTone Studio Masters

Recorded at the Berliner Dom, February 2013 A co-production of PentaTone Music, Deutschlandradio and the Berliner Dom Executive Producers: Job Maarse, Jörg Lehmann & Stefan Lang Recording Producer: Job Maarse Balance Engineer: Jean-Marie Geijsen Recording Engineer: Roger de Schot Editing: Jean-Marie Geijsen Photos: Mark Noormann, edited by Jörg Lehmann Liner notes: Jakob Lehmann, Svenja Pelzel
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-6.96
-20.98 to -0.87
-26.07
-35.90 to -20.56
-22.78
-33.00 to -17.50
12
10 to 13
1
Canzon XV à 10
-2.60-23.22-19.613
2
Canzon VI à 7
-4.23-25.31-21.313
3
Sonata Octavi Toni à 12
-3.48-22.62-20.011
4
Canzon IX à 8
-1.17-22.51-18.912
5
Canzon XVI à 12
-2.52-21.93-18.511
6
Canzon in G Minor
-20.98-35.90-33.010
7
Canzon III à 4
-7.59-26.32-22.612
8
Canzon I à 4 “La spirita”
-8.73-27.98-25.012
9
Ricercar primi toni
-18.85-35.44-32.710
10
Canzone IV à 4
-9.85-26.13-23.510
11
Canzona II à 4
-8.87-29.25-25.313
12
Sonata pian'e forte, alla quarta bassa, à 8
-3.02-24.75-20.812
13
Canzon in A Minor
-18.14-35.34-32.511
14
Canzon I à 5
-6.92-25.33-22.511
15
Sonata XIX à 15
-1.07-21.97-18.612
16
Canzon XVII à 12
-3.12-22.46-18.612
17
Sonata XVIII à 14
-3.29-22.26-19.212
18
Sonata XX à 22
-0.87-20.56-17.512

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