Carlo Zuccari - Violin Sonatas
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Label: Pan Classics
Cat No: PC10268
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 6th June 2012
Contents
Works
Adagio VII in E minorAdagio XI in C minor
Adagio X in D minor
Violin Sonata III in E major
Violin Sonata II in A major
Violin Sonata IV in G major
Violin Sonata VIII in B flat major
Violin Sonata X in A minor
Artists
Plamena Nikitassova (violin)Maya Amrein (cello)
Jorg-Andreas Botticher (harpsichord)
Works
Adagio VII in E minorAdagio XI in C minor
Adagio X in D minor
Violin Sonata III in E major
Violin Sonata II in A major
Violin Sonata IV in G major
Violin Sonata VIII in B flat major
Violin Sonata X in A minor
Artists
Plamena Nikitassova (violin)Maya Amrein (cello)
Jorg-Andreas Botticher (harpsichord)
About
The 'Sonate a Violino, e Basso ò Cembalo', his most important and significant work, were published in Milan in 1747.
Zuccari prefers here the three movement slow-fast-fast setting, with elaborate melodic lines and bass parts that maintained a supporting role rather than involvement with the musical themes. Despite their baroque structure, the first signs of the gallant style can be noted, both in the treatment of the bass, which is rich in harmony with pedals, delays and anticipations, and in the writing for the violin, which is bristling with diminishments and embellishments.
Plamena Nikitassova, born in 1975 in Varna (Bulgaria), studied the baroque violin with Chiara Banchini at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. She performs with ensembles such as La Cetra Barockorchester Basel, Ensemble 415, Freitagsakademie and Le Parlement de Musique under Martin Gester, Chiara Banchini, Rudolf Lutz, Konrad Junghänel and Jordi Savall.
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