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Instrumental music inspired by Venice’s San Marco (basilica) in the late 16th /early 17th centuries – festive celebratory works for sackbuts, cornettos, theorbos, Italian double harp, guitar, bagpipes, shawm and a band violins
Genre:
Classical: Early Music
Release Date:
2007
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Record Label: Ex cathedra Records
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Sonata “di Sarassineta” (Cesare Bendinelli, c.1540 -1617) |
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Canzon duodecima à 10 (Giovanni Gabrieli, c.1536 - 1612) |
5:19 |
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Sonata à 4 “La Schilina” (Cesario Gussago, fl. 1599 -1612) |
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Ballo della “Notte d’Amore” – [Pavane], Gagliarda, Corrente (Lor |
3:24 |
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Canzone à 2 “La Monteverde” (Tarquinio Merula, ca.1594 - 1665) |
3:14 |
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“La Venetiana” à 8 (Ludovico Viadana, 1560 -1627) |
3:17 |
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Sinfonia, Zarabanda, Corrente, Passacalio (Biagio Marini, 1594-1 |
6:45 |
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Alemana, “La Mantovana” (Gasparo Zanetti, fl.1625 -1645) |
1:08 |
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Caro Ortolano (Pavana/Saltarello), Ungarescha (Pavana/Saltarello |
8:52 |
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Canzon a duoi liutti unisoni Claudio [Merulo] da Correggio a 4 ( |
4:18 |
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Toccata, 5 Ritornelli & Moresca (Claudio Monteverdi, 1567 - 1643 |
6:50 |
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Gagliarda “Venetiana” (Antonio Gardano, publisher) |
1:02 |
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Balletto alemano “Il Monteverde” (Biagio Marini, 1594 -1663) |
1:23 |
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Sonata (Dario Castello, c.1590 - c.1630) |
5:05 |
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Pavana/Saltarello/Piva “Veneziana” ( Joan Ambrosio Dalza, fl.150 |
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Canzon à 13 “La Monteverde” (Pietro Lappi, c.1575 – 1630) |
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Instrumental music inspired by Venice’s San Marco (basilica) in the late 16th /early 17th centuries – festive celebratory works for sackbuts, cornettos, theorbos, Italian double harp, guitar, bagpipes, shawm and a band violins – includes polychoral works by Giovanni Gabrieli and Ludovico Viadana; toccatas and ritornelli by Claudio Monteverdi and Cesare Bendinelli, dances by Giorgio Mainerio, Joan Dalza, Lorenzo Allegri and Gasparo Zanetti; sonatas by Biagio Marini, and Cessario Gussago; canzonas by Tarquinio Merula, Pietro Lappi; and others. The repertoire chosen for this album is of the opulent “Venetian School” with original editions printed in Venice.
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