Francisco Corselli - Music at the Spanish Court 2013

Francisco Corselli: Music at the Spanish Court

Жанр: Baroque overtures, arias, lamentations
Страна-производитель диска: Made in EC?
Год издания диска: 2013
Издатель (лейбл): GLOSSA
Номер по каталогу: GCD C80307
Дата записи: 2002
Аудиокодек: FLAC
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: (lossy + lossless)
Продолжительность: 62:37
Источник: релизер
-источник/ник/другое: Cleobule and Meeting in Music blogspot, подарок
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Треклист

FRANCISCO CORSELLI (1705-1778)
Music at the 18th-century Spanish Court
Achille in Sciro (Madrid, 1744)
Ouerture

1 Allegro

2 Affettuoso

3 Spiritoso
A ti, invisible ruiseñor canoro (Madrid, 1749)
[Cantada de Navidad con violines, oboés, flauta obligada y baxo]

4 Recitado

5 Aria. Andantino
Achille in Sciro

6 Marcia. Allegro

7 Marcia. Maestoso, e staccato
Lectio 2ª in Sabato Sancto (Madrid, 1749. Rev. 1761)
[a Tiple solo con Violines, Flautas y Trompas]

8 Aleph - Beth - Ghimel - Daleth - He - Vau
Oratorio de Santa Clotilde (Parma, 1733)

9 Ouertur. Allegro
Lamentación 2ª del Jueves (Madrid, 1773)
[a solo de Tiple, con violines y violones obligados con sordina]

10 Lamed - Mem - Nun - Samech
Il Farnace (Dramma per Musica. Madrid, 1739)
Sinfonia

11 Vivo

12 Allegro e Piano

13 Spiritoso
Hasta aquí, Dios amante (Madrid, 1740)
[Cantata de Soprano Solo para Reyes con Violines, Oboès, Viola y Bajo]

14 Recitado

15 Aria. Allegro
Il Farnace

16 Marcia. Stacato

17 Marcia

Исполнители

FRANCISCO CORSELLI (1705-1778)
Music at the 18th-century Spanish CourtNuria Rial, soprano
El Concierto Español
Emilio Moreno, solo violin & director
Production details
Recorded in San Lorenzo de El Escorial (Monasterio), Spain, in February 2002
Engineered by Isidro Matamoros
Produced by Carlos Céster & Emilio Moreno
Audio CD (1 July 2013)

Доп. информация

The first disc from El Concierto Español, the orchestra founded by the violinist Emilio Moreno (who is both a founding member of Frans Brüggen’s Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century and a great champion of Spanish music) is dedicated to one of the most important composers of the 18th century in Spain, Francisco Corselli. Of Italian origin, Corselli spent a considerable part of his career working for the Spanish court, to which he brought the opera seria which was enjoying so much success elsewhere in Europe at the time. Lively orchestral passages and colourful opera arias alternate here with deeply-felt Holy Week lamentations in a recording from 2002, which as the vocal soloist also involved the great Catalan soprano Nuria Rial, who once again is demonstrating her precious talent in Spanish music.