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Amore Siciliano
15,00 €
Formát:
CD
Dostupnosť:
7-14 dní
Katalógové číslo:
ALPHA1037
EAN kód:
3701624510377
Autori:
Alessandro Scarlatti, Alfonso Maria Liguori, Cataldo Amodei, Corrado Bonfiglio, Diego Fernández de Huete, José Marín, Leonardo García Alarcón, Pascuale Carrozza, Santiago de Murcia, Sigismondo d´India, Tommaso Carapella, Vincenzo Tozzi
Interpreti:
Ana Vieira Leite, Cappella Mediterranea, Léo Fernique, Leonardo García Alarcón, Mariana Flores, Matteo Bellotto, Valerio Contaldo
Vydavateľ:
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Zoznam skladieb
01. Alfonso M. De’ Liguori, Vincenzo Tozzi: Fermarono i cieli / Qual suono02. Tommaso Carapella: Ho vinto, Amor (I)
03. Anonymous: U' ciucciu
04. Tommaso Carapella: Ho vinto, Amor
05. Cataldo Amodei: Va, ché l'hai fatto a me
06. Tommaso Carapella: Ho vinto, Amor (II)
07. Anonymous: La canzone di Cecilia
08. Cataldo Amodei: Va, ché l'hai fatto a me
09. Sigismondo D'India: Mercè! Grido piangendo
10. Pascuale Carrozza: Amantissime Jesu (Sinfonia)
11. Cataldo Amodei: In solitare arene
12. Cataldo Amodei: In solitare arene: "Lo strale di Cupido"
13. Anonymous: La canzone di Cecilia
14. Corrado Bonfiglio: Caro amante
15. José Marin: Ojos, pues me desdeñais
16. Sigismondo D'India: Dispietata pietate
17. Cataldo Amodei: La parca
18. Cataldo Amodei: Tirannide vezzosa
19. Anonymous: La canzone di Cecilia
20. Anonymous: A riturnella
21. Santiago de Murcia, Diego Fernández de Huete: Tarantella española
22. Anonymous: La canzone di Cecilia
23. Alessandro Scarlatti: Mori, mi dici (I)
24. Sigismondo D'India: Piangono al pianger mio
25. Leonardo García Alarcón: Fuga a 5 voci sopra la canzone di Cecilia
26. Alessandro Scarlatti: Mori, mi dici (II)
27. Anonymous: La canzone di Cecilia
Popis
Love, drama and betrayal under the Sicilian sun: this ‘pasticcio’ of folk melodies and music by ‘learned’ composers was born of the love of Leonardo García Alarcón and the singers and musicians of the Cappella Mediterranea for Calabrian, Sicilian and Neapolitan songs dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. We hear music by Alessandro Scarlatti and Sigismondo d’India, both born in Palermo, as well as works from the extraordinarily rich collection of St John’s Co-Cathedral in Malta (notably by Vincenzo Tozzi). Leonardo García Alarcón even composed a five-part fugue on La canzone di Cecilia , associated with the heroine of the drama. The music was arranged by Quito Gato. This tribute to southern Italy by Cappella Mediterranea has triumphed on stage for years; now this recording immortalises it.Prihlásenie
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