Mields/Temmingh: Telemann

Ah, Telemann, the OG baroque bro bringing us those sweet jams from the 18th century. Dorothee Mields and Stefan Temmingh team up to deliver a delightful collection of Telemann cantatas on their latest album. Mields' soprano vocals are as smooth as butter, gliding effortlessly over Temmingh's expertly played recorder. It's like they're having a musical conversation, with Temmingh's recorder adding playful flourishes to Mields' gorgeous singing. The basso continuo provides a solid foundation for their musical shenanigans, keeping the groove going strong throughout the album. It's like the steady beat of a heart, pulsing beneath the surface of these intricate and expressive performances. Tracks like "Ich bin eine Blume zu Saron" and "Was haben wir für schöne Kleider" showcase Mields' range and versatility as a soprano, while Temmingh's recorder playing is a true highlight of the album. Overall, Dorothee Mields and Stefan Temmingh have crafted a witty and charming album that is sure to please both baroque music aficionados and newcomers alike. So go ahead, put on your powdered wig and give this album a spin - you won't be disappointed.