Lorenzo Ghielmi / La Divina Armonia -Orgelwerke & Motetten -Passacaille CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. Alice Rossi "Jesu Rex admirabilis"

02. Federica Napoletani "Ave Virgo gloriosa"

03. Roberto Rilievi "O Jesu mi dulcissime"

04. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Capriccio sopra la bassa fiamenga"

05. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata IIIper sonarsi alla levatione"

06. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Gagliarda II"

07. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Gagliarda III"

08. Alice Rossi "Peccavi super numerum"

09. Alice Rossi "Tota pulchra es amica mea"

10. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata avanti la messa della Madonna"

11. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Canzon dopo l'epistola"

12. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata per l'elevazione"

13. Federica Napoletani "Ego sum qui sum"

14. Alice Rossi "De ore prudentis procedit mel"

15. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Aria detto balletto"

16. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Canzon IV"

17. Alice Rossi "Vox dilecti mei pulsantis, I pars"

18. Alice Rossi "Quam pulchra es, II pars"

19. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Aria detta la Frescobalda"

20. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata II"

21. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Fantasia I"

22. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata IV per sonarsi alla levatione"

23. Ghielmi, Lorenzo "Toccata con il contrabasso over pedale"

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The Monteverdi contemporary Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643) is now unfortunately almost exclusively seen as an important and influential composer of works for keyboard instruments, but he also composed both sacred and secular vocal music throughout his entire creative period. The Italian Lorenzo Ghielmi and his ensemble La Divina Armonia show in their recording with PASSACAILLE that sacred vocal music is no less important and in connection with his organ works even results in a particularly charming program. La Divina Armonia was founded by Lorenzo Ghielmi in 2005. All the musicians involved in the Italian group have distinguished themselves for many years in the performance of Baroque music as soloists and musicians in several of the most renowned ensembles in this field. In La Divina Armonia they're coming together to play music from the Baroque up to the early Classical period, playing extraordinarily vividly, but in a beautifully cantabile manner at the same time.

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PAS1044

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