Solitary violin, by Petri Tapio Mattson

Solitary violin

by Petri Tapio Mattson

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1.	Baltzar: Prelude 02:29	info
2.	Westhoff: Allemande 03:04	info
3.	Westhoff: Courante 01:33	info
4.	Westhoff: Sarabande 02:17	info
5.	Westhoff: Gigue 01:36	info
6.	Telemann: Moderato 02:16	info
7.	Telemann: Vivace 01:56	info
8.	Telemann: Presto 01:16	info
9.	Trad/arr. Mattson: Läksin minä kesäyönä 02:00	info
10.	Trad./Mattson: Tuonne taakse metsämaan 01:37	info
11.	Bach: Gigue 02:08	info
12.	Mattson: Prelude 01:39	info
13.	Mattson: Allemande 03:47	info
14.	Mattson: Corrente 02:22	info
15.	Mattson: Sarabande 01:53	info
16.	Bach: Adagio 03:16	info
17.	Trad./Mattson: Melody no.1 02:55	info
18.	Trad./Mattson: Melody no.2 01:04	info
19.	Biber: Passacaglia 08:19	info	buy track
20.	Mattson: Vetehisen iltapäivä 03:07	info	buy track

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On this unusual album the boundaries between creation and reproduction are blurred as eminent Finnish Baroque violinist Petri Tapio Mattson delves into great composers from the past Bach, Biber, Westhoff and Telemann, and adds a few compositions and Folk arrangements of his own.

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released October 5, 2014

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Petri Tapio Mattson Finland

Petri Tapio Mattson is a Finnish violinist, violist, viola da gambist, conductor, composer, violin maker and session producer. He studied at the Sitbelius Academy with, among others, legendary Professor Jaap Schröder. He is artistic director of Early music ensemble 'Opus X', and one of the most esteemed Finnish Early music performers. ... more

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