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Carl Friedrich Abel Johann Sebastian Bach Christian Ferdinand Abel Johann Adolf Hasse Johann Christian Bach Haydn 1723 1759 1785 1787
Kick back, relax, and unwind to Viola da Gamba Sonata in G Major, WK 155 by Friedrich Carl Abel, performed by Phillip Serna This music is from Creative Commons, is non-copyright and royalty-free via musopen.org Born on December 22, 1723 in Cöthen, Carl Friedrich Abel was a renowned viola da gamba player during his time. Johann Sebastian Bach is said to have composed his famous solo cello suites for Carl's father, Christian Ferdinand Abel. After his education under J.S. Bach at the Thomasschule, he joined the Dresden court orchestra under Johann Adolf Hasse, where he stayed for a decade before moving to London in 1759. There, he formed a close relationship with Johann Christian Bach, with whom he presented a series of subscription concerts featuring Haydn's symphonies, which were first performed in London. Even after J.C. Bach's death in 1785, Abel continued his association with the concerts in London until his own death on June 20, 1787. Abel's symphonies, overtures, string quartets, concertos and sonatas were highly regarded and widely published during his time. As a virtuoso gambist, his chamber works for the viola da gamba, although unpublished, are among his most developed and interesting compositions. #ClassicalTracks #ClassicalMusic #Violin #CarlAbel #ClassicalViolin #Classical
Budapest String Quartet Joseph Haydn 1960
Quatuor in C Major, Op. 76, No. 3, Hob. III:77 "L'empereur": I. Allegro · Budapest String Quartet Haydn: Quatuors à cordes Op. 76, Nos. 2 - 4 (Mono Version) ℗ Believe Digital Released on: 1960-01-01 Music Publisher: D.R Composer: Joseph Haydn Auto-generated by YouTube.
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