JEAN-MARIE LECLAIRConcerti per violino vol. III
GCD 924206
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Leila Schayegh, violin and direction La Cetra Barockorchester Basel: Eva Saladin, violin (concertmaster) Christoph Rudolf, violin (solo, 2nd) Sonoko Asabuki, Coline Ormond, Petra Csaplarova, Cecilie Valtrova, violins Germán Echeverri, Johannes Frisch, viola Jonathan Pešek, Nicola Paoli, cello Fred Uhlig, violone Sebastian Wienand, harpsichord —
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Recorded in Basel (Martinskirche), Switzerland, in June 2020 Engineered and produced by Markus Heiland Booklet essay by Leila Schayegh ENG - FRA - DEU
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JEAN-MARIE LECLAIR Concerti per violino vol. III
Concerto op 10 no 5 (E minor) 1 Allegro ma poco 6:20 2 Largo 5:08 3 Allegro 5:26
Concerto op 10 no 4 (F major) 4 Allegro ma poco 7:05 5 Aria. Andante gratioso 4:26 6 Allegro 5:13
Concerto op 7 no 5 (A minor) 7 Vivace 5:45 8 Largo - Adagio 3:47 9 Allegro assai 4:55
Concerto op 7 no 4 (F major) 10 Allegro moderato 4:51 11 Adagio 5:36 12 Allegro 3:32
About this album
With these four concertos, Leila Schayegh completes her series of recordings of all violin concertos by Jean-Marie Leclair on three CDs. Leclair grew up in Lyon and was trained as a dancer and violinist, later concentrating entirely on playing the violin. In Turin he had lessons with the distinguished teacher and Corelli pupil Giovanni Battista Somis and then went to Paris, where he briefly held a position at the court of Louis XV in the 1730s. Leclair must have been fascinated by Italian culture and performance: the tempo freedoms in playing, the virtuoso aspects of violin technique, the expression that is strongly outward in Italian music – all of this is evident in his celebrated twelve concertos from opp. 7 and 10.Leila Schayegh teaches baroque violin at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and has received numerous excellent reviews and awards with her recordings. Her second CD of the Leclair concertos was awarded a Diapason d’Or and for her recording of the solo partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach she received the Diapason d’Or de l’Année! On this album, again, the Swiss violinist, who plays a violin by Andrea Guarneri from the late 17th century, captivates the listener with her breathtaking artistry.