J.C. Bach: Piano Concertos, Opp. 13, Nos. 4-6, & 14

Johann Christian Bach (Composer), Hanover Band (Orchestra), Anthony Halstead (Performer)

Product Details

• Performer: Anthony Halstead
• Orchestra: Hanover Band
• Composer: Johann Christian Bach
• Audio CD (March 20, 2001)
• SPARS Code: DDD
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Cpo Records
• ASIN: B000059QIR
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #483,886 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in B flat major ('The yellow haired laddie'), Op. 13/4, CW C65 (T. 296/2): Allegro

2. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in B flat major ('The yellow haired laddie'), Op. 13/4, CW C65 (T. 296/2): Andante

3. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in B flat major ('The yellow haired laddie'), Op. 13/4, CW C65 (T. 296/2): Andante con moto

4. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in G major, Op. 13/5, CW C66 (T. 296/5): Allegretto

5. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in G major, Op. 13/5, CW C66 (T. 296/5): Tempo di Menuetto

6. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in E flat major, Op. 13/6, CW C67 (T.295/7): Allegro

7. Concerto for keyboard & string orchestra in E flat major, Op. 13/6, CW C67 (T.295/7): Tempo di Menuetto: Andante

8. Concerto for piano & string orchestra in E flat major ('Bailleux'), Op. 14, CW C61 (T. 301/1): Allegro maestoso

9. Concerto for piano & string orchestra in E flat major ('Bailleux'), Op. 14, CW C61 (T. 301/1): Andantino

10. Concerto for piano & string orchestra in E flat major ('Bailleux'), Op. 14, CW C61 (T. 301/1): Rondeau: Allegro di molto

Customer Reviews

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5.0 out of 5 stars J.C.Bach: Piano Concertos, op.13 nrs, 4-6, & 14, April 10, 2007

By	Robert C. Jenson - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I heard the first movement on my car radio on the way home from work, and knew that I had to have it. The music is so lively and free, and with a period Fortepiano, the sound is so marvelous that it just envelopes a person and you become one with it. If a person likes lively, early music on period instruments (modern instruments don't even come close), then this CD, and its sibling are just the ticket to an hour or so's listening enjoyment.