These players have recorded three albums of Vivaldi now, and they truly stand out from the crowd this album made best-seller charts in late 2022. Gli Incogniti is a baroque music group on period instrument created in 2006 by the violinist Amandine Beyer and friends. Beyer directs the ensemble Gli Incogniti from the violin, and the musicians convey a sense of wonder at Vivaldi's unfailing exuberance. Stream songs including 'Concerto for Violin No. Elsewhere, listeners will hear a solo clarinet, a good deal of percussion in the supposedly percussionless Baroque, really wild echo effects in the first movement of the Violin Concerto in A major, RV 344, a couple of examples of Vivaldi's solemn style in writing for a formal church environment (entirely different from his usual mode), and a great deal more. Listen to Bach by Amandine Beyer, Gli Incogniti & Edna Stern on Apple Music. It features a solo violin and cello playing in each other's clefs. Start at the end with the Violin Concerto in F major, RV 572, whose subtitle, "Il mondo al rovescio" ("The World Upside Down"), gives the album its title. For some reason this set begins with the First Partita rather than the usual First Sonata, in which the opening Allemande displays many of the qualities of what follows. Catalogue number: ALPHA CLASSICS ALPHA610. Recording of the Week, Biber's Rosary Sonatas from Amandine Beyer and Gli Incogniti 17th February 2023 Inspired by a dance project for the stage, Beyer and her fellow musicians rediscover the vitality of Biber's cycle of devotional sonatas. Violinist Amandine Beyer sets herself the task of bringing together and interpreting concertos with a great variety of instrumentation, and one will be bowled over by the sheer variety here. Musicians: Amandine Beyer (violin) Works: Bach: Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin BWV10011006. Comprising seven concerts on Saturday alone in churches inside the beautiful city of Utrecht, this two-day event was produced by the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht (Utrecht Early. Bach during Utrecht’s Bach Dag (Bach Day). Passionate about transmission, Amandine Beyer has been professor of violin at the Scola Cantorum in Basel since 2010.Recordings of Vivaldi concertos may seem to be a dime a dozen, but this one is a standout. A stunning Amandine Beyer courageously took the stage this weekend during a string of concerts surrounding the theme of J.S. In 2015, she created the Kitgut Quartet, a string quartet who exclusively plays on period instruments.Īmandine Beyer's discography, as a soloist or with Gli Incogniti, has been unanimously acclaimed by the critics and awarded the highest distinctions (Diapason d'Or, Choc de l'année, Gramophone Editor's Choice, ffff by Télérama). They tackle the baroque and classical repertoires (Bach, Vivaldi, Couperin, Haydn, Mozart.) in a spirit of freedom, pleasure and sharing.Īt the same time, Amandine Beyer plays chamber music with partners such as Pierre Hantaï, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Andreas Staier, Giuliano Carmignola, ranging from the baroque to the romantic. Since then, Amandine Beyer has given concerts all over the world, as a soloist and concertmaster, but also with her own ensemble Gli Incogniti which she founded in 2006. In 2001, she won the First Prize at the Antonio Vivaldi competition in Turin. She also benefited from the teaching of Christophe Coin, Hopkinson Smith et Pedro Memelsdorff. Kdo: Gli Incogniti (Francie) Amandine Beyer, barokní housle & umlecká vedoucí: Kde: Kostel sv. Amandine Beyer studied violin at the Conservatoire de Paris and Schola Cantorum Basel in the class of Chiara Banchini.
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