Artist: Rachel Podger
Album: Tutta sola
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2022
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 192 kHz
Duration: 01:07:45
Total Tracks: 34
Total Size: 2,35 GB

Tracklist:

1-1. Rachel Podger – I. Toccata (02:24)
1-2. Rachel Podger – II. Fugue (06:22)
1-3. Rachel Podger – I. Prelude (00:33)
1-4. Rachel Podger – II. Aria (01:11)
1-5. Rachel Podger – III. Saraband (01:45)
1-6. Rachel Podger – IV. Aria (01:33)
1-7. Rachel Podger – V. Minuet (01:45)
1-8. Rachel Podger – VI. Aria (02:10)
1-9. Rachel Podger – VII. Minuet (01:21)
1-10. Rachel Podger – VIII. Aria (02:07)
1-11. Rachel Podger – IX. Gigue (01:48)
1-12. Rachel Podger – X. Aria variata (03:05)
1-13. Rachel Podger – No. 1, Fantasia in C Minor con discretione (06:29)
1-14. Rachel Podger – Preludio (00:44)
1-15. Rachel Podger – Fantezia (00:38)
1-16. Rachel Podger – Filhota (01:02)
1-17. Rachel Podger – Suite in G Minor: Courante – Double (02:30)
1-18. Rachel Podger – Sarabande – Double (01:44)
1-19. Rachel Podger – Gigue (01:40)
1-20. Rachel Podger – I. Prelude (02:05)
1-21. Rachel Podger – II. Allemande (02:51)
1-22. Rachel Podger – III. Courante (02:09)
1-23. Rachel Podger – IV. Sarabande (03:29)
1-24. Rachel Podger – V. Gigue (01:25)
1-25. Rachel Podger – Prelude in D Major (00:52)
1-26. Rachel Podger – Prelude in C Major (01:07)
1-27. Rachel Podger – Prelude in D Minor (I) (00:53)
1-28. Rachel Podger – Prelude in D Minor (II) (01:12)
1-29. Rachel Podger – Prelude in G Minor (00:47)
1-30. Rachel Podger – I. Andante cantabile di se senti (01:46)
1-31. Rachel Podger – II. Allegro assai (02:48)
1-32. Rachel Podger – III. Aria del tasso (01:05)
1-33. Rachel Podger – IV. Furlana (02:09)
1-34. Rachel Podger – V. Minuet (02:01)

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On this album entitled “Tutta sola”, violinist Rachel Podger plays solo repertoire from five European composers who all lived to celebrate new year’s eve in 1700. It is a wonderful baroque programme of selected solo violin pieces, preludes, dances and fugal movements. One person, at least with regards to the repertoire for Baroque violin, springs immediately to mind: Johann Sebastian Bach. But the german composer was not the only composer to experiment with “senza basso” – music without accompanying bass –, and neither was he the first. In addition to Johann Sebastian Bach, this recording features solo violin music from Johann Joseph Vilsmayr, Nicola Matteis Jr., Johann Paul von Westhoff, and Giuseppe Tartini.