Ensemble Arcimboldo -Co'l Dolce Suono-Virtuose Musik aus dem Venedig -Audite CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Dialogo della Musica

01. "Il bianco e dolce cigno"

02. "Lasciar' il velo"
Il secondo Libro de Madrigali di Verdelotto

03. "Amor mi fa morire"
Lettione Seconda pur della Prattica di Sonare il Violone d'Arco da Tasti

04. "Recercar Primo"
Regola Rubertina, Regola che insegna sonar de viola d'archo tastada de Silvestro Ganassi dal fontego

05. "Recerchar quatro"
Musica nova accomodata per cantar et sonar sopra organi et altri strumenti

06. "Ricercare XV"
Lettione Seconda

07. "Madrigal"
Silvestro Ganassi: Lettione Seconda

08. "Io vorrei Dio d'amore"

09. "Recercada"
Musica Nova

10. "Ricercar X"
Lettione Seconda

11. "Recercar Secondo"
Regola Rubertina

12. "Recercar primo"
Il primo libro di Madrigali d'Arcadelt [...]

13. "Quando co'l dolce suono"
Le dotte et eccellente [...] Madrigali a cinque voci [...]

14. "O amorose mamelle"
Regola Rubertina

15. "Recerchar terzo"
Primo libro di madrigali

16. "A la mia grave pen"
Canzone Villanesche alla Napolitana

17. "Un giono mi preg? una vedovella"
Silva de Sirenas

18. "Pavana ternera"
Tratado de Glosas

19. "Recercada ottava"
Il primo libro di Madrigali d'Arcadelt

20. "O felici occhi miei"
Diego Ortiz: Tratado de Glosas

21. "O felici occhi miei"

22. "Tiento quatro tono"
Musica Nova

23. "Passa la nave"

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Firmly established on the Early Music scene, soprano soloist Ulrike Hofbauer regularly performs together with renowned ensembles and conductors. A versatile artist, she not only appears on the concert platform but also on the opera stage and is featured on many studio and radio recordings as well as in films. She is particularly interested in the study of musical rhetoric, ornamentation and the "recitar cantando" style, making her an ideal interpreter of the works recorded here. Co'l dolce suono presents virtuosic Renaissance music for soprano, recorder and strings by Venetian artists around the composer Adrian Willaert and the singer Polissena Pecorina. Recorded with an ensemble of early Italian viols, painstakingly reconstructed following the latest scholarly findings, a new soundworld emerges: current research documents that string instruments of the early sixteenth century were built without sound posts and bass bars. Performing these sparkling Renaissance works, the sound of these instruments can now be experienced for the first time. The ensemble arcimboldo (Basel) was founded in 1991 by Thilo Hirsch. Outstanding reviews, numerous concert engagements, and frequent invitations to European festivals document the ensemble's success. Alongside radio recordings the ensemble has recorded several albums since 2005.

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ADT97731

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