Boccherini - Concertos pour violoncello; Symphonies (1989)

Concerto Pour Violoncelle En Sol Majeur G 480
01 – Allegro
02 – Adagio
03 – Allegro

Sinfonia En Si Majeur G 497
04 – Allegro Spiritoso
05 – Andantino Con Moto
06 – Allegro Vivace Assai

Concerto Pour Violoncelle En Re Majeur G 483
07 – Allegro Maestoso
08 – Andante Lentarello
09 – Allegro E Con Moto

Sinfonia la Casa Del Diavolo En Re Mineur G 506
10 – Andante Sostenuto
11 – Andantino Con Moto
12 – Andante Sonstenuto

Anner Bylsma - cello
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
Jean Lamon – director

Absolutely, totally, and utterly worth it, Anner Bylsma's performances of Boccherini's cello concertos and symphonies from 1989 have been the great period instrument recording of the works since they were released. That they went out of print can only be attributed to the ability of the global classical music buying public to consume more than a few hundred copies of the disc annually. And that they are back in print only as special imported editions can only be attributed to perceived limitations of the American classical music-buying public. As for the performances themselves, they are as close to definitive as it is possible to be: Bylsma is a superlative player with enormous strength and tremendous sensitivity and his performances are warm-hearted and wonderfully expressive performances with long, lyric lines and deep, rich sonorities. The accompaniment by Jeanne Lamon and Tafelmusik is clear, bright, and buoyant; the sound of Deutsche Harmonia Mundi's recording is clean, brilliant, and resonant; and the box that they've wrapped their reissue in is very attractive. ---James Leonard, Rovi

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