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    The Trio Sonata In 17th-century Italy / London Baroque (2012)

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    The Trio Sonata In 17th-century Italy / London Baroque (2012)

    The Trio Sonata In 17th-century Italy / London Baroque (2012)
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    Genre: Classical | Label: Bis | Catalog Number: 1795

    In their survey of the trio sonata, London Baroque has already visited France, England and Germany and now arrives at the birthplace of the genre – Italy in the 17th Century. In this period, instrumental music was becoming important in its own right, and soon the violin was recognized as the ideal vehicle for this new style.

    London Baroque has here selected sixteen works which chart the development of the genre, from its origins to its ‘coming of age’ with Arcangelo Corelli in the 1680s and provides much-needed and expert guidance.

    Composer: Giovanni Paolo Cima, Francesco Turini, Giovanni Buonamente, Dario Castello, …
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    Reviews: In their survey of the trio sonata, the four members of London Baroque have already visited France, England and Germany before arriving at the actual birthplace of the genre – Italy in the 17th century. There the years around 1600 had seen ground-breaking developments in vocal music, such as the seconda prattica characterised by the clear division between a single melodic line and a supporting continuo bass. Now instrumental music was becoming important in its own right, and soon the violin was recognized as the ideal vehicle for a new style which is obvious already in the very first trio sonatas, such as Giovanni Paolo Cima’s Sonata a tre from 1610. The term ‘trio sonata’ is a later expression, and in 17th-century Italy the terms commonly used were ‘Sonata a due’ (two melody instruments plus continuo), and ‘Sonata a tre’ (three melody instruments – usually two soprano and one bass – plus continuo). The form could also vary, from ‘free’ sonatas to sets of variations, chaconnes and passacaglias. From this almost bewildering variety, London Baroque has selected 16 works which chart the development from the origins of the genre to its ‘coming of age’ with Arcangelo Corelli, in the 1680s. Already famous in his own lifetime, when he was one of the most influential composers in all of Europe, Corelli is an exception among the composers featured here: many of his colleagues are all but forgotten today, and little is known about their lives. There are also great gaps in our knowledge about the music itself – for instance regarding the instrumentation (what kind of cello would have been used?) and the use of ornaments.

    Tracklisting:

    1. Sonata a tre by Giovanni Paolo Cima
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1610; Milan, Italy

    2. Madrigali (libro I): Sonata a Tre Secondo Tuono by Francesco Turini
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    3. Il quarto libro de varie sonate, sinfonie, gagliarde, corrente…: Sonata no 8 sopra La Romanesca by Giovanni Buonamente
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1626; Italy

    4. Sonate concertate in stil moderno Book 2: Sonata no 10 à 3 by Dario Castello
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1629; Venice, Italy

    5. Canzoni overo sonate concertate per chiesa e camera, libro terzo, Op. 12: Ciaccona by Tarquinio Merula
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1637; Italy

    6. Sonate, correnti et arie, Op. 4: Sonata no 26 "La Proserpina" by Marco Uccellini
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque

    7. Folias echa para mi Señora Doña by Andrea Falconieri
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Renaissance
    Written: Italy

    8. Corenti e Balletti, Op. 4: Ciaconna by Maurizio Cazzati
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    9. Per ogni sorte di strumento musicale, Op. 22: Sonata sopra fuggi dolente core by Biagio Marini
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    10. Canzon à 3 by Pier Francesco Cavalli
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1656; Italy

    11. Sonate da chiesa (16), Op. 8: La Boiarda by Giovanni Legrenzi
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: by 1663; Italy

    12. Sonate, cioe balletti: Il Marcquetta by Giovanni Antonio Pandolfi
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    13. Sonate da chiesa, Op. 6: Sonata Quinta dell' Ottavo Tuono un tuono piu alto by Giovanni Bononcini
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    14. Varie partite del passemezo, ciaccona, capricii, e passagalii, Op. 7: Ciaccona by Giovanni Battista Vitali
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    15. Sonata no 12 by Giacinto Pestolozza
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque

    16. Trio Sonatas (12) for 2 Violins and Basso Continuo, Op. 1: no 12 in D major by Arcangelo Corelli
    Orchestra/Ensemble: London Baroque
    Period: Baroque
    Written: 1681; Rome, Italy

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