Utwory na płycie:

• Sonate d-Moll op 43 Nr 3 - Allegro vivace
• Sonate d-Moll op 43 Nr 3 - Andante sostenuto
• Sonate d-Moll op 43 Nr 3 - Finale_ Allegro
• Sonate Es-Dur - Andante - Allegro vivace
• Sonate Es-Dur - Andante grazioso
• Sonate Es-Dur - Rondo Allegro
• Sonate Nr 1 A-Dur - Allegro vivace
• Sonate Nr 1 A-Dur - Adagio espressivo
• Sonate Nr 1 A-Dur - Rondeau Allegretto
• Sonate Nr 2 D-Dur - Allegro molto
• Sonate Nr 2 D-Dur - (Andante)
• Sonate Nr 2 D-Dur - Polonaise
• Romanze d-Moll (Les Adieux)

Johann Baptist Wanhal:
Sonate in D minor, Op. 43/3
Sonate in E-flat major

Joseph Wolfram:
Sonate No. 1 in A major
Sonate No. 2 in D major

Wenzel Heinrich Veit:
Romanze in D major ‘Les Adieux’, Op. 26

In his musical travelogue from 1773, the English musician and musicologist Charles Burney described Bohemia as the "conservatory of Europe". The country, now part of the Czech Republic, was then part of the Austrian Empire and from here came many outstanding composers who, if they did not stay in the country, worked not only in Vienna and other Austrian cultural centers, but also at the courts of all Europe and in the German, Italian and French metropolises. The word "Bohemian" encompasses the Czech and German language areas of the Czech lands. No wonder that Czech and Bohemian music has fascinated many musicians and musicologists for three centuries.

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Recording: Konzertsaal im Schloss Bad Krozingen, 26–28.02 & 12–13.03.2021. Instrumentarium: Violin: Sachsen ca. 1780; Fortepiano: Johann Gottlieb Fichtel ca. 1800 (Wanhal, Wolfram), Conrad Graf 1826–27 (Veit).