Christoph Graupner
Long Tail
Classical
Baroque
Christoph Graupner のトップ楽曲
Bassoon Concerto in C Minor: II. Vivace
Christoph Graupner & Paolo Tognon & Capella Savaria & Pal Nemeth
Kantate, GWV 1101/22 am 1. Advent "Die Nacht ist vergangen": III. Aria. Angenehmster Tag der Gnaden
Christoph Graupner & Amaryllis Dieltiens & Elisabeth Scholl & Lothar Blum & Reinoud Van Mechelen & Stefan Geyer & Ex Tempore & Mannheimer Hofkapelle & Florian Heyerick
Kantate, GWV 1102/26 am 2. Advent "Heulet, denn des Herrn Tag ist nahe": V. Aria. Eilt nur fort, ihr Jammertage
Christoph Graupner & Mannheimer Hofkapelle & Florian Heyerick & Amaryllis Dieltiens
Overture for Flute and Bassoon in G Major: VII. Air
Christoph Graupner & Pál Németh & Paolo Tognon & Capella Savaria
II. Allegro
Christoph Graupner & Lajos Lencsés & Budapest Strings & Karoly Botvay
全ディスコグラフィーとストリーミングパフォーマンスを全プラットフォームで確認。
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Christoph Graupner について
Although Christoph Graupner was born into a family of tailors and clothmakers, when he was 8 the local Kantor in Kirchberg noticed his unusual facility with sight-singing. That Kantor and organist, Nikolaus Kuster, provided Graupner his early musical training. Kuster later took the 11-year-old boy with him to Reichenbach, acting as his teacher and guardian until Graupner was admitted to the Thomasschule in Leipzig, where he studied from 1696 to 1704 (well before J.S. Bach's time there). Later he studied law at the University of Leipzig, along the way befriending Telemann, but the Swedish in...
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ストリーミング分析、ラジオモニタリング、プレイリスト追跡など、すべてを一か所で。