American Colonial Instrumental Music

Peter, Moller, and Gehot may not be household names, but American Colonial Instrumental Music shows their importance in early American classical music. All three composers were born in Europe but spent much of their careers working in America as church music directors and organists. This recording features four complete works, some of the earliest American chamber music, elegantly performed by The Moravian Quartet and The New Music Quartet.

Track Listing

101	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 1 in D	The Moravian Quintet	04:16
102	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 1 in D (cont.)	The Moravian Quintet	03:38
103	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 1 in D (cont.)	The Moravian Quintet	03:38
104	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 6 in Eb	The Moravian Quintet	04:35
105	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 6 in Eb (cont)	The Moravian Quintet	02:45
106	Peter, Johann Frederich: Quintet No. 6 in Eb (cont)	The Moravian Quintet	02:50
201	Moller, John Christopher: Quartet in Eb	The New Music Quartet	03:19
202	Moller, John Christopher: Quartet in Eb (cont)	The New Music Quartet	02:41
203	Moller, John Christopher: Quartet in Eb (cont)	The New Music Quartet	05:15
204	Gehot, Joseph: Quartet in D, Op. 7, No. 6	The New Music Quartet	03:24
205	Gehot, Joseph: Quartet in D, Op. 7, No. 6 (cont)	The New Music Quartet	04:34
206	Gehot, Joseph: Quartet in D, Op. 7, No. 6 (cont)	The New Music Quartet	03:35