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ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI Alto Cantatas. Gabriella Martellacci, Gruppo Instrumentale

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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Case Type
Jewel Case: Standard
Features
Sealed / Shrinwrapped, Original verschweisst, Article Sous Blister, Sellado De Fábrica, Sigillato
Artist
Scarlatti
Format
CD
Release Year
2014
Record Label
Brilliant Classics, Brlt
Release Title
Alto Cantatas
Genre
Classical
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Record Label
Brilliant Classics, Brlt
UPC
5028421944401
eBay Product ID (ePID)
22046062411

Product Key Features

Format
CD
Release Year
2014
Genre
Classical
Artist
Scarlatti
Release Title
Alto Cantatas

Dimensions

Item Height
0.40 in
Item Weight
0.25 lb
Item Length
5.60 in
Item Width
4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Number of Tracks
31
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Tracks
1.1 Moderato - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.2 Fugue - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.3 Largo - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.4 Andante - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.5 Andante - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.6 Sinfonia - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.7 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.8 Aria - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.9 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.10 Ritornello and Aria - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.11 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.12 Aria - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.13 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.14 Aria - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.15 Allegro Ma Non Troppo - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.16 Grave - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.17 Vivace - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.18 Sinfonia - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.19 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.20 Aria. Adagio - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.21 Recitative - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.22 Aria. Andante Moderato - Gabriella Martellacci/Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.23 Allegro - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.24 Grave - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.25 Allegro - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.26 Minuet - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.27 Allegro - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.28 Largo - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.29 Fugue - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.30 Largo - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma 1.31 Allegro - Insieme Strumentale Di Roma
Notes
Alessandro Scarlatti: Alto Cantatas / Martellacci, Sasso / Composer: Alessandro Scarlatti / Conductor: Giorgio Sasso / Orchestra/Ensemble: Insieme Strumentale di Roma / Number of Discs: 1 / Length: 1 Hours 7 Mins. The author of around 800 cantatas, Alessandro Scarlatti was the most prolific composer of this particular chamber genre during the Baroque period. In this engaging release we are introduced to two examples, both 'with instruments' and written for solo contralto, the voice type to which the Sicilian dedicated a mere 10 per cent of his cantata output. Perchè tacete, regolati concenti is the first, a work that corresponds to the typically 17th-century themes of unrequited or unhappy love, with both the character and the music expressing the feeling of grief that underpins the text. The prose is actually quite weak in comparison to the quality of the music, and it may be that Scarlatti wrote it himself: he was, after all, described in the wording of his admission to the Arcadia as a ‘professor or poetry’. It is in any case an early composition; the second cantata, Filen, mio caro bene, we know was written later, on account of its style as well as Arcadian subject matter (which by then was in vogue: the work is set in a natural context). Complementing these works are a couple of concertos and sonatas by the composer, each set in a minor key. An all-Italian cast are at hand to perform the program, with alto Gabriella Martellacci – who has appeared as a guest performer with such prestigious orchestras as the Royal Concertgebouw and Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia – taking the lead in the cantatas. Recorded: October 2012, Basilica dei Santi Bonifacio e Alessio, Rome, Italy. For a long time, Alessandro Scarlatti merely was “the father of” the more celebrated Domenico Scarlatti (the composer of 555 keyboard sonatas), but in recent years his genius as composer of an immense vocal oeuvre is widely recognized. Alessandro wrote some 800 cantatas for solo voice and instrumental ensemble, dramatic works on secular texts, dealing mainly with unrequited love, and the resulting grief and melancholy, exquisitely expressed in beautiful cantabile lines. The two Cantatas on this new recording (which also contains concertos and an instrumental sonata) are sung by the famous Italian alto Gabriella Martellacci, a household name in the Early Music scene, a regular guest with ensembles like Concerto Italiano (Rinaldo Alessandrini) and Modo Antiquo (Federico Maria Sardelli).

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