Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf

Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf was an Austrian composer and violinist of the Classical period, born in Vienna in 1739 and active across the second half of the 18th century, producing operas, symphonies, concertos and chamber music. He worked in the galant and early Classical idioms, often incorporating programme-like and theatrical elements that reflect the growing public concert culture and stylistic shifts in Central Europe during his lifetime.

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Quartet Music of the 17th & 18th Centuries

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String Quartets 2&6 / String Quintets in C&G

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Sonaten für Viola und Kontrabaß

Oboenkonzerte

Six Symphonies after Ovid’s Metamorphoses

Flute Concerto in E minor / Symphony in C major / Double Bass Concerto in E major / Symphony in D major

Österreichs Hofkomponisten

Bernard Cazauran, contrebasse

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Sinfonias on Ovid’s Metamorphoses nos. 1-3

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Sinfonias on Ovid's Metamorphoses nos. 4-6

Sinfonias: The Delirium of Composers / The Battle of the Human Passions / In the Taste of Five Nations

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Sinfonia in D minor / Sinfonia in F major / Sinfonia in G minor

Grosse Oboenkonzerte

Double Bass Concertos

Konzerte der frühe Wiener Schule

Oboe Concertos (Complete)

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Sinfonia in D major / Sinfonia in A major / Sinfonia in E flat major

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Baroque Bohemia & Beyond

A Viennese Quartet Party

Three ‘Ovid’ Sonatas for Fortepiano, Four Hands

An Evening in Vienna 1784

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