Live recording from Moscow (Russia), 11.12.2021
Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto in C major for violin, violoncello and basso continuo
(an anonymous XVIII century adaptation of an early version of the Organ Sonata BWV 525)
II. Largo.
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin,
Ariane Spiegel – baroque cello,
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Evangelical Baptist Cathedral in Bryansk (Russia), 30.11.2021
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 – 1750)
Trio sonata in B-flat major for two violas and basso continuo
(reconstruction of presumed original version of BWV 1051 by Maren Ries/NeoBarock)
first movement
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries and Nazar Kozhukhar – baroque violas,
Ariane Spiegel – baroque cello,
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Sophiensaal in Warendorf (Germany), 04.10.2020
Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770)
Pastorale for violin in scordatura and basso continuo op. 1:
III. Largo-Presto
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries (baroque violin in scordatura, Roger G. Hargrave after Gioffredo Cappa)
Ariane Spiegel (baroque violoncello, Ekkard Seidel after Antonio Stradivari)
Stanislav Gres (harpsichord, Bruce Kennedy after French models)
Live in Prague, Trojský zámek, 07.09.2020
Pietro Andrea Ziani (1616 or 1620-1684)
Sonata seconda a tre voci: IV: Adagio (Opera settima, Venetia 1678)
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries (baroque violin)
Anna-Maria Smerd (baroque violin)
Ariane Spiegel (baroque violoncello)
Johanna Seitz (baroque triple harp)
Stanislav Gres (harpsichord)
Live recording from Cologne, 13.04.2019
Sonatas and Concertos by Schaffrath, Händel and Benda
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin/viola
Ariane Spiegel – baroque violoncello
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Rostock, 17.05.2019
Johann Sebastian Bach (1727-1756)
The Art Of Fugue | BWV 1080 | Contrapunctus 10 and 11
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin
Kerstin Linder-Dewan – baroque violin
Nazar Kozhukhar – baroque viola
Ariane Spiegel – baroque violoncello
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Telgte, 14.12.2019
Anonymous (probably Nicolaus Adam Strungk, 1640-1700)
„Contrapunct sopra la Baßigaylos d’Altr.“
Fantasy on the chorale “Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern”
for violin and basso continuo
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries – baroque violin
Ariane Spiegel – baroque violoncello
Stanislav Gres – harpsichord
Live recording from Sophiensaal in Warendorf (Germany), 04.10.2020
Jean-Baptiste Barrière (1707-1747)
Aria: Largo
from Sonata a tre in D minor
(Livre III de sonates pour violoncelle et la basse continue, Paris 1739)
NeoBarock:
Maren Ries (baroque violin, Roger G. Hargrave after Andrea Amati)
Ariane Spiegel (baroque violoncello, Ekkard Seidel after Antonio Stradivari)
Stanislav Gres (harpsichord, Bruce Kennedy after French models)
Live recording from Groningen, 15.03.2014
Johann Philipp Kirnberger (1721-1783)
Trio in D-Minor | 1st Movement, Andante
Kirnberger is well known among music historians as music theorist. As a composer he was forgotten for a long time, undeservedly, as some of his compositions which are rediscovered and played by NeoBarock may prove.
Music Of Solitude
Bach’s Art of Fugue as a Melopoem
arranged for strings by NeoBarock
with texts by Robert Schneider
„Robert Schneider’s texts are interwoven with the music to a unified fascinating whole – a ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’. … artistic mastery that is undoubtedly part of a divine order.“
(Südkurier)
ECHO Classic – Price 2014
Live recording from Vellern, 01.02.2019
NeoBarocks “Frog’s Concerto”
An interactive concert to discover, try out and participate. Show what you’ve got, and before you know it, you’ll be part of a classic NeoBarock concert.
Concept:
Maren Ries/NeoBarock