Sapperlot! Alexander Gergelyfi

• Ferdinand Tobias Richter (1651 - 1711): Toccatina:
• 1 Richter: Toccatina 02:50
• Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713): Gvigvetta:
• 2 Corelli: Gvigvetta 02:44
• Paul Peuerl (1570 - 1625): Padouan:
• 3 Peuerl: Padouan 02:25
• Dantz & Nachdantz:
• 4 Peuerl: Dantz & Nachdantz 01:51
• Georg Muffat (1653 - 1704): Passacaglia:
• 5 Muffat: Passacaglia 12:14
• Franz Mathias Techelmann (1649 - 1714): Alamand:
• 6 Techelmann: Alamand 02:16
• Johann Joseph Fux (1660 - 1741): Harpeggio:
• 7 Fux: Harpeggio 02:14
• Fuga:
• 8 Fux: Fuga 01:37
• Menuet:
• 9 Fux: Menuet 01:09
• Johann Jacob Froberger (1616 - 1667): Suite XI, FbWV 611:
• 10 Froberger: Suite XI, FbWV 611: No. 1, Allemande 03:19
• 11 Froberger: Suite XI, FbWV 611: No. 2, Courante 01:19
• 12 Froberger: Suite XI, FbWV 611: No. 3, Sarabande 00:58
• 13 Froberger: Suite XI, FbWV 611: No. 4, Gigue 02:17
• Johann Michael Steinbacher (1700 - 1750): Preludè:
• 14 Steinbacher: Preludè 00:58
• Capricio:
• 15 Steinbacher: Capricio 04:20
• Georg Friedrich Händel (1685 - 1759): Praelude, HWV Anhang B 607/1:
• 16 Händel: Praelude, HWV Anhang B 607/1 00:47
• Capricio, HWV Anhang B deest:
• 17 Händel: Capricio, HWV Anhang B deest 03:07
• Leopold Mozart (1719 - 1787): Für den Merz:
• 18 Mozart: Für den Merz 04:40
• Anton Ferdinand Paris (1744 - 1809): Allegro:
• 19 Paris: Allegro 02:37
• Joseph Anton Steffan (1726 - 1797): Preludio:
• 20 Steffan: Preludio 01:39
• Johann Michael Haydn (1737 - 1806): Clavierstück, MH 468:
• 21 Haydn: Clavierstück, MH 468 05:07
• Wolfgang Amadé Mozart (1756 - 1791): Allegro molto, KV deest:
• 22 Mozart: Allegro molto, KV deest 03:49
• Total Runtime 01:04:17

Info for Sapperlot!

On his first solo clavichord album, Alexander Gergelyfi creates an exceptionally colourful and at the same time sensual portrait of his home country Austria. Exquisite music from the 17th and 18th centuries is presented on what is probably the oldest surviving Austrian clavichord. The elegant "Admont" clavichord serves Alexander Gergelyfi as a gateway to hidden sounds and as a companion between dances. Simple yet affecting, keen, and fine.

Alexander Gergelyfi, harpsichord

Alexander Gergelyfi
born in Linz/Danube, is teaching at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz and at the Dresden College of Music.„Any art academy is the worst for us.“ – Thomas Bernhard

He regularly plays with his groups Ensemble Verbotene Frucht, Breath of Zephyr and the Stuttgarter Barockorchester Il Gusto Barocco. Alexander Gergelyfi is living in Vienna and in the moment.

Booklet for Sapperlot!