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Claude Rippas, trumpet
P. Ambros Koch OSB, organ
Track Listing:
Track 01. Suite in D Major - Overture - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:07]
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Track 02. Suite in D Major - Gigue (Allegro) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [01:54]
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Track 03. Suite in D Major - Aire (Menuetto) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [01:54]
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Track 04. Suite in D Major - March (Bourne) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:56]
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Track 05. Sonata in F Major no. 2 - Allegro - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:12]
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Track 06. Sonata in F Major no. 2 - Grave - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [03:46]
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Track 07. Sonata in F Major no. 2 - Allegro - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [01:48]
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Track 08. Sinfonia to Il giardino di amore in D Major - Allegro - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:55]
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Track 09. Sinfonia to Il giardino di amore in D Major - Largo e piano - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [00:51]
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Track 10. Sinfonia to Il giardino di amore in D Major - Allegro - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [01:13]
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Track 11. Sonata in E minor - Preludio (Largo) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [03:21]
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Track 12. Sonata in E minor - Allemanda (Allegro) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:21]
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Track 13. Sonata in E minor - Sarabanda (Largo) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:39]
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Track 14. Sonata in E minor - Giga (Allegro) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:00]
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Track 15. Suite of Trumpet Volenaries in D Major - Largo (Andante) - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [03:52]
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Track 16. Suite of Trumpet Volenaries in D Major - Larghetto - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [01:41]
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Track 17. Suite of Trumpet Volenaries in D Major - Vivace - Claude Rippas, Trompete; P. Ambros Koch, OSB, Orgel [02:46]
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www.jpmcrecords.com Claude Rippas, trumpet
Claude Rippas, born 1946 in Ziefen, Switzerland, received his musical training in Berne, Switzerland, where he studied with Carlo Poggi; then he continued his education with Henri Adelbrecht at the Conservatory Zurich, Switzerland; and he went on to study further with Pierre Thibaud in Paris, France. He subsequently played solo trumpet in the following orchestras: the Winterthur Stadtorchester, Switzerland, the Symphony Orchestra of the Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Broadcast Network, Munich, Germany); the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Zurich Tonhalle-Orchester. Today Claude Rippas focuses on his solo career in Switzerland and abroad and teaches the trumpet and chamber music at the Musik Hochschule in Zurich. His concert engagements include almost the entire spectrum of the solo repertoire with its many different styles. Especially notable is his work with the valveless Baroque trumpet (e. g. the recording of the 2nd Brandenburg Concert by Bach with Gustav Leonhardt) and works of contemporary composers, especially for trumpet and piano with Susy Luthy pianist; as a member of the Armin Rosin Trio, and in the international group of trumpets of "Ten of the Best" are noted for their many concert performances and radio recordings in Switzerland and Germany. P. Ambros Koch OSB, organ
P. Ambros Koch OSB was born in 1935 in Zurich, Switzerland. After graduating from college (Gymnasium) in Einsiedeln, Switzerland, he studied theology for one year in Fribourg, Switzerland, and then joined the Benedictine Abbey of Einsiedeln. Following his ordination in 1961 he attended the Kirchenmusikschule Luzerne, Switzerland, (Luzerne School of Church Music) and graduated with an organ diploma in 1965. After performing for 14 years as organist and teacher in Einsiedeln, he has been working since 1975 as an organist, organ expert and organ teacher at the Monastery in Fischingen, Switzerland and performs regularly in concerts in Switzerland and abroad. Additional Credits: Recorded on October 29 and 30, 1982 at the Munsterlingen monastery in the Canton Thurgau, Switzerland Sound engineer: Carlos Albrecht Studio: Tonstudio Bauer, Ludwigsburg Photography: Dieter Schmitz Design: Jane Peterer Produced by Jane Peterer Transfered to digital 07/2005 Transfer & Mastering: Clement A. Yonkers Liner Notes:
Baroque-style trumpet and organ Due to the very limited number of musical works for trumpet and organ from the Baroque era this nowadays very popular instrument combination could almost be considered a modern trend. However, the interaction of these two instruments produces a blissful sensation of a special kind. The trumpet with its strong, bright and penetrating sound, formerly the instrument of Kings, is combined here with the Queen of instruments, the organ.
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