You may not have heard of Werner Ehrhardt, but if you’ve spent any time with early music, you’ve probably heard his work. In this first instalment, the founder and leader of Concerto Köln and L’arte del mondo joins Jens and Joe to reflect on half a century of recording rare and early repertoire — and on how to discover music that has yet to be discovered.
0:20 Introduction 1:11 Introducing our guest – Werner Ehrhardt 3:09 Cologne 1985 – A Mecca for Old Music 5:57 Antonio Salieri – La Scuola de’ gelosi 9:16 Why Salieri? 11:38 The Grove Dictionary and the French Revolution 13:26 Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf – La Prise de la Bastille 14:22 Joseph Martin Kraus – the “Swedish Mozart” 18:06 Francesco Durante – Vivaldi vs. Musica Napoletana 21:14 Jan Ladislav Dussek – the Beethoven contemporary 23:15 The Carneval Oriental project 25:45 Israel in Egypt – an oratorio of three world religions 29:05 Conclusion
Antonio Salieri - Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf - Joseph Martin Kraus - Francesco Durante - Jan Ladislav Dussek - George Frideric Handel - Joseph Haydn - Antonio Vivaldi - Musica Antiqua - Reinhard Goebel - Collegium Aureum - Cappella Coloniensis
With: Werner Ehrhardt (conductor), Jens F. Laurson (Journalist), and Johannes Kernmayer (Producer)
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