Telemann: Music Of The Nations

"The performances are clean, neatly characterized and brightly recorded, from an orchestra that is really beginning to settle into a character of its own these days.
I've said before that one can't listen to Telemann without warming to the man in the way one does to Haydn, but on the evidence of these pieces you would have to deduce that not only was he an affable companion but also unfailingly witty and probably an entertaining mimic as well. How his musicians must have loved him! If I get to heaven, he can come to my first dinner party." Gramophone
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