Il Canto della Sirena: Cantate Napoletane dell' eta barocca
Glossa | 2011 | 3 CD | RAR | 325 Mb | 2h 31'
MP3 192 Kbps | Lame encoded | Tracks | Covers & Booklets
Glossa | 2011 | 3 CD | RAR | 325 Mb | 2h 31'
MP3 192 Kbps | Lame encoded | Tracks | Covers & Booklets
Il Canto della Sirena focus on Neapolitan chamber cantatas from the 17th and early 18th centuries. The scene is set by Dinko Fabris in a characterful essay for three discs of chamber cantatas – often mini operas in their own right – originally designed to reproduce the theatrical experience away from the opera house; rich in local colour through the use of the Neapolitan language and characters (comic or otherwise), popular melodies and distinctive forms such as the follia.
A prominent role is taken in this music by one special artist: that master of Neapolitan vocal delivery, tenor Pino De Vittorio. At home in the theatre and traditional music as much as he has been in the Baroque repertory, De Vittorio is joined by other familiar names in Florio’s music-making such as Roberta Invernizzi, Roberta Andalò and Rosario Totaro. Across the “songs of love and madness” on these three discs the strong presence is felt of that leading Neapolitan composer Francesco Provenzale, whose reputation Antonio Florio has done so much to revive. Also through these chamber works – cantatas, serenades and instrumental music – there are to be found other important names from the Neapolitan Baroque: Alessandro Scarlatti, Filippo Coppola, Michelangelo Faggioli and Simone Coya.
CD I
Anonymous (17th century)
01 Tarantella del Gargano
Giuseppe Tricarico (1623-1697)
02 Sdegno, campion audace
Francesco Provenzale (1624-1704)
03 Squarciato appena havea
Nicola Sabino (c.1675-1705)
04 Non cchiù Ciccillo mio
Anonymous (17th century)
05 Lamento di Marinetta, moglie di Masaniello
Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725)
06 Ammore, brutto figlio de pottana
Giulio Cesare Rubino (17th century)
07 Oh cielo oh ammore
Nicola Fago (1677-1745)
08 Toccata per cembalo: Largo - Allegro - Largo - Allegro
Michelangelo Faggioli (1666-1733)
09 Stò paglietta presentuoso
CD II
Francesco Manelli (1595-before 1667)
01 La Luciata a 3
Francesco Provenzale
Care selve, amati orrori
02 Sinfonia (Allegro)
03 Aria (Lento): Care selve
04 Recitativo: In voi, dolente
05 Aria: Care selve
06 Recitativo: Ecco l’alto cipresso
07 Aria (Adagio): Vorrei lasciar, oh Dio!
Francesco Provenzale
08 Compatitemi amanti 1:38
Gaetano Greco (c.1657-1728)
Toccata e fuga per cembalo
09 Toccata
10 Fuga
Anonymous (17th century)
Micco con Calascione é Cuosmo con Violini (Prologo)
11 Sinfonia
12 Bello tiempo passato
13 Pe’ da’ gusto à vuie Signure
Francesco Provenzale
14 La mia speme è vanità
15 Come io viva Dio lo sà
Gaetano Greco
16 Partite sull’Aria di Mantova
Francesco Provenzale
17 All’impero d’Amore
Filippo Coppola (1628-1680)
18 Sinfonia a 4
Francesco Provenzale
19 Gionto il fatal dì
20 Sdegnosetta e che vuoi tu?
Giovanni Cesare Netti (1649-1686)
21 Sinfonia a 4: Adagio - Presto - Adagio - Allegro
Francesco Provenzale
22 Voi ombre notturne (Dialogo de Tirsi e Clori)
CD III
Anonymous (17th century)
01 Tarantella
Michelangelo Faggioli
Marte Ammore guerra e pace
02 Marte, Ammore
03 Derrupane trommiente Cielo
Francesco Provenzale
04 Me senta ’na cosa
05 Mo vedimmo
Simone Coya (fl. 1679)
L’Amante Impazzito
06 Che volete de me?
07 Volete una sonata?
08 Ma che son forse Orfeo
09 Tò, tò vien qui barone
Pietro Marchitelli (1643-1729)
Sonata a 3
10 Vivace - Presto
11 Canzona
12 Adagio
13 Allegro
Leonardo Vinci (c.1696-1730)
14 Vide vi’ lo giesommino
Francesco Durante (1684-1755)
Concerto per cembalo e archi
15 Allegro
16 Grave
17 Allegro
FrancescoProvenzale
18 Serva antica
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Pino De Vittorio, tenor
Roberta Invernizzi, soprano
Antonella Ippolito, soprano
Roberta Andalò, soprano
Daniela Del Monaco, alto
Rosario Totaro, tenor
I Turchini
Antonio Florio