3D Models Collection For Daz3d & Poser Vol.6

Collection of professional 3D models of luxury furniture in classic style, produced by the factory AR Arredamenti. These are chairs, ottomans, tables, cabinets, display cases, cabinets and others from the collection Excelsior. Each model contains customized realistic Vray materials, complete with textures and renderers for each model of furniture.

Collection of professional 3D models of luxury furniture in classic style, produced by the factory AR Arredamenti. These are chairs, ottomans, tables, cabinets, display cases, cabinets and others from the collection Dolcevita. Each model contains customized realistic Vray materials, complete with textures and renderers for each model of furniture.

The conclusion of a magnificent edition. Following our spectacular, standard-setting complete recording of Telemann’s wind concertos on eight CDs, we are now concluding our second significant Telemann edition with its Vol.6, which features his concertos for mixed ensemble and transports us to the very heart (and soul) of his oeuvre. Here his oft-cited "mixed style" is fully revealed in all its colourfulness. klassik.com wrote, "Performed with the greatest variety and magic. A new Telemann series promising to bring superb musical high points and true moments of joy." And the sixth CD again offers surprises and shows "that Telemann’s oeuvre is too multifaceted, too stylistically diversified, too rich in various textures, and too complex in its blend of various generic, stylistic, and formal traditions for one to be able to sum up his concerto thought in a couple of short statements.

This sixth volume in Barry Douglas’s acclaimed Schubert series features two major works. The Sonata in A minor, D 845 was completed in 1825, just before Schubert started work on his ‘great’ Symphony in C major. As in so much of his later writing, Schubert is pushing at the boundaries of sonata form, particularly in terms of the harmonic variation he introduces throughout the piece. The second movement takes the form of a theme and variations, as does the third piece of the second major work on the album, the Four Impromptus, D 935. Published after his death in 1828, they were composed in 1827 and, like the Sonata, show all the trademarks of late Schubert.