Kategorie: Muzyka poważna , Nagrania muzyczne

Ean: 5028421947792

Liczba stron: 1

Format: 14.0x12.5cm

1. 12 Ariettas: III. Languir d?amore 2. 12 Ariettas: V. Ecco quel fiero istante 3. 12 Ariettas: IX. Non v?e piu barbaro 4. 12 Ariettas: II. Dove rivolgo, oh Dio? 5. 12 Ariettas: VIII. Numi, se giusti siete 6. 12 Ariettas: XI. Per valli, per boschi 7. 12 Ariettas: XII. Se spiegar potessi appieno 8. 12 Ariettas: IV. Oh teneri pensieri 9. 12 Ariettas: I. Tu mi chiedi, oh mio tesoro 10. 12 Ariettas: VI. Dal di ch?io vi ammirai 11. 12 Ariettas: X. Ch?io mai vi possa 12. 12 Ariettas: VII. Clori, la pastorella 13. 12 Valzer, Op. 57: No. 1 in A Minor 14. 12 Valzer, Op. 57: No. 6 in E Major 15. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: I. Ombre amene 16. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: II. Fra tutte le pene 17. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: III. Quando sara quel di 18. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: IV. Le dimore amor non ama 19. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: V. Ad altro laccio 20. Six Ariettas, Op. 95: VI. Di due bell?anime Today?s concept of bel canto is founded primarily on the beautiful melodies of the brilliant virtuoso opera arias of La sonnambula, L?elisir d?amore etc; this recording aims to challenge the listener?s understanding of this term by introducing another, much lesser-known facet: that of chamber bel canto, or bel canto da camera. Ariettas by two Italian 19th-century composers Mauro Giuliani and Girolamo Crescentini are thus included, and while neither of these names are normally counted among the ?bel canto? greats, such as the opera-centric Bellini and Donizetti, both composers? chamber works in fact reveals the ?subtlety of the human soul much more deeply,? argue the artists, ?than in the brightest operas arias.? Crescentini was at one point employed as a Singing Master to Napoleon?s family, and in his day Giuliani was counted among the greatest virtuoso guitarists of his generation, reaching the height of his performing-composing career in Vienna during the early 1800s. At hand to perform each composer?s works is soprano ?sfogato? Veronica Amarres ? a graduate of St Petersburg Conservatory whose competition successes include first prize at the Athens? Maria Callas Grand Prix ? and the guitarist Sandro Volta, winner of the Grand Prix Du Disque in Paris in 1994 and whose performances have been praised by the likes of The New York Times and Early Music magazine for their originality of interpretation.

Oprawa: plastikowa

Wydawca: Brilliant Classics