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Pachelbel
Canon
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Pachelbel was a significant inspiration to the Bach family, but his work
went almost unnoticed for centuries, until his Canon, composed in about
1680 started gaining popularity in the 1970s following the release of a
performance by the Paillard Chamber Orchestra. In the following
years this work has become the most instantaneously recognised work of
the Baroque period, further popularised through its inclusion in films
such as Robert Redford's Ordinary People in 1980 and now a very
regular, almost indispensable feature of many, many weddings.
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Musica
recommended recording |
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Conductor:
Richard Goebel |
Goebel
bio page |
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Orchestra:
Musica Antiqua Koln |
Orchestra
website |
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Label:
Deutsche Grammophon |
Label
website |
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Catalogue
Ref: 447285-2AMA |
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Barcode: |
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Release
Date: Jan 1995 |
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More information about this recording |
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Label
(Deutsche Grammophon) |
DG
disc information |
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Musica Antiqua Koln here team the Canon with appropriately Baroque Trio
Sonatas from Vivaldi and Handel and two Orchestral Suites by Bach.
Their authentic but fresh and energetic playing pierces the cliches to
deliver a real Baroque treat.
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