Finding the names of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven on the track list of a CD or on the title page of a concert program provokes a sense of familiarity and natural affiliation in the minds of most music lovers and experts, who not only associate the three composers with each other but also, inevitably, with the concept of Viennese Classicism. On this recording, Ola Rudner and the Wu?rttembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen, flanked by soloists Ramo?n Ortega Quero (oboe), Sebastian Manz (clarinet), Marc Gruber (horn) and Theo Plath (bassoon), explore the symphonic world of Viennese Classicism.
Finding the names of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven on the track list of a CD or on the title page of a concert program provokes a sense of familiarity and natural affiliation in the minds of most music lovers and experts, who not only associate the three composers with each other but also, inevitably, with the concept of Viennese Classicism. On this recording, Ola Rudner and the Wu?rttembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen, flanked by soloists Ramo?n Ortega Quero (oboe), Sebastian Manz (clarinet), Marc Gruber (horn) and Theo Plath (bassoon), explore the symphonic world of Viennese Classicism.
