This 1985 Decca release showcases the Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet's distinctive command of the recorder in a program of virtuosic selections. It captures the ensemble at a point when they were internationally recognized for their innovative approach to early music.
- The album was recorded in the Netherlands. It features a selection of pieces showcasing the technical capabilities of the recorder. The album was released by Decca Music Group Ltd.
- The Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet was formed in 1977 and disbanded in 2001. Their repertoire spanned from the medieval period to contemporary compositions, often with a focus on lesser-known works. They were particularly noted for their arrangements and transcriptions.
- This recording was made in March 1985. The group's instrumentation relied solely on recorders of various sizes. The ensemble aimed to present the recorder as a versatile solo instrument.
The Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet was a Dutch ensemble specializing in early music and world music, known for their virtuosic recorder performances. This 1985 album was released during a period when they were actively exploring and popularizing the recorder's repertoire beyond its traditional confines.
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