Interview
Reinhard Goebel in conversation with Raimar Orlovsky
Works of the early Classical period with Reinhard Goebel
The music from the transitional period between the Baroque and the First Viennese School is often considered to be charming, but innocuous. The fact that this judgement is wrong can be heard in this concert with Reinhard Goebel, who conducts works by Jean-Fery Rebel, Christian Cannabich and Johann Christian Bach, all of whom experiment intriguingly with sounds and effects. The programme also includes W.A. Mozart’s no less original Notturno for four orchestras from the generation that followed.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Reinhard Goebel
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