The Art of Resonance: Archlute & Theorbo Music of the Italian Seicento
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Label: Passacaille
Cat No: PAS1120
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Instrumental
Release Date: 24th June 2022
Contents
Works
Balletto VIKapsberger, Johannes Hieronymous
Corrente VII cromaticaCorrente prima
Gagliarda XIII
Passacaglia
Toccata II arpeggiata
Toccata VI
Villanella 'Mentre nel mondo ch'e lusinghier'
Capriccio cromatico
Corrente La Sansona
Gagliarda La Claudiana
Gagliarda La Farnese
Aria di Follia Romanesca
Ciaccona
Corrente II
Gagliarda III
Toccata III
Toccata IV
Toccata VII
Toccata XI
Toccata XV
Toccata XX
Fuga
Toccata
Anchor che co'l partire
Artists
Luca Pianca (archlute, theorbo)Works
Balletto VIKapsberger, Johannes Hieronymous
Corrente VII cromaticaCorrente prima
Gagliarda XIII
Passacaglia
Toccata II arpeggiata
Toccata VI
Villanella 'Mentre nel mondo ch'e lusinghier'
Capriccio cromatico
Corrente La Sansona
Gagliarda La Claudiana
Gagliarda La Farnese
Aria di Follia Romanesca
Ciaccona
Corrente II
Gagliarda III
Toccata III
Toccata IV
Toccata VII
Toccata XI
Toccata XV
Toccata XX
Fuga
Toccata
Anchor che co'l partire
Artists
Luca Pianca (archlute, theorbo)About
To accompany this monophonic singing, new types of plucked instruments emerged, such as the archlute and the theorbo, characterised especially by their powerful bass registers and intense resonances.
The new expressive demands invited playing with timbres, (de)crescendi and agogics to convincingly portray human passions, elements that were also applied to purely instrumental music, as in the works on this recording.
The rigour of polyphony gave way to a style based more on improvisation, an aspect particularly important to Luca Pianca in his interpretation of solo works for archlute and theorbo by Piccinini, Kapsberger, Melli and Raimondo.
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