Mille Consigli: 17th Century Italian Violin Sonatas
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Label: Glossa
Cat No: GCD921208
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 28th October 2013
Contents
Works
Chaconne for solo violinSonata no.2
Sonata Ottava a due (sopran e fagotto)
Sonata duodecima a due (bassoon & violin)
Sonata seconda (violino solo)
Sonatas (18), op.2
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
Pulchra es amica (arr. Francesco Rognoni)Vestiva i colli (arr. Aurelio Virgiliano / Enrico Gatti)
Toccata X
Toccata VII
Ozio Regio, op.7
Artists
Ensemble AuroraConductor
Enrico GattiWorks
Chaconne for solo violinSonata no.2
Sonata Ottava a due (sopran e fagotto)
Sonata duodecima a due (bassoon & violin)
Sonata seconda (violino solo)
Sonatas (18), op.2
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
Pulchra es amica (arr. Francesco Rognoni)Vestiva i colli (arr. Aurelio Virgiliano / Enrico Gatti)
Toccata X
Toccata VII
Ozio Regio, op.7
Artists
Ensemble AuroraConductor
Enrico GattiAbout
There is always poetry as well as virtuosity coursing through Enrico Gatti’s violin playing, and nowhere more so than when he turns to Italian early Baroque music, as here in 'Mille consigli' with his Ensemble Aurora.
The album title reflects the multiplicity of emotional ideas and colours possible in violin music from this time (Gatti’s earlier recordings of similar music have recently been re-released by Glossa as 'L’arte del violino in Italia').
Amongst Baroque stylistic practices beginning to flourish at the time, the basso continuo was gaining increasing importance and Fabio Ciofini provides an exemplary lesson here in accompanying on the restored 1647 Luca Neri organ in the church of San Nicolò in Collescipoli.
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