Concerning the principal flute, considering that Weber died in 1826 and T Boehm didn't really invent the Boehm flute until the 1840s, I'd say the orchestra is not period instruments as much as 'really old instruments from a long time ago but not necessarily the early 1800s'. The early Romantic winds weren't much different from their Baroque heritage. The strings wouldn't have all been playing modern style bows, as older players would still be using bows made before Tourte modernized the bow. During the time of von Weber, there would have been a transitional era.
Bravo, sehr schöner Klang und sensible Interpretation. Was mich interessieren würde ist, ob diese Klarinetten vollständig genau nach den alten romantischen Instrumenten gebaut werden, oder, ob die Bohrung polizylindrisch ist, wie die moderne Bauweise und nur Klappen, Material und Aussehen nach den alten Modellen konzipiert sind. Vielen Dank.
@@robertoberaigner4181 Well, Ottensteiner is way to modern to play Weber ! Sorry. This sound is not realy what we want for this Early romantic period. Ottensteiner is from 1860-70. To powerfull . To manny keys. Weber should be played on a 9-10 key Clarinet. Grenser or G & S.
