Daniela Dolci / Musica Fiorita
Spirito Italiano-Italian Style in German Baroque

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Comentarios / Titulos de las canciónes:

Ouverture

01. "Ouverture"

02. "Air un poco allegro"

03. "Bouree I & II"

04. "Air Andante"

05. "Aria un poco allegro"

06. "Passepied"
Kyrie

07. "Allegro moderato e spiritoso"

08. "Alla breve"

09. "Largo/Andante"
Concerto in E minor

10. "Alla breve"

11. "Adagio"

12. "Allegro"
Cantata "In Jesu heilig' und Geliebte" MWV 1.6

13. "I. Arie/Rezitativ "In Jesu heilig' und Geliebte""

14. "II. "So ihr solches wisset""

15. "III. Choral "Mein liebster Jesu""

16. "IV. Rezitativ "Ach, großer und erhabner Gott""

17. "V. Arie "Nun mein Gott, ich liebe dich""
Trumpet Concerto in D major MWVIV 8

18. "Allegro"

19. "Andante"

20. "Allegro"
Te Deum Laudamus

21. "I. Allegro spirito"

22. "II. Andantino"

23. "III. Allegro"

24. "IV. Fuga"

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Since the Renaissance, Italy had become the prime nation of cultural renewal and a favoured study location for artists and musicians. German musical collections provide many examples of a yearning for musical 'dreamscapes' of Italy created in the Central German provinces. The ensemble Musica Fiorita under it's leader Daniela Dolci discovered concertos and sacred music in the archives of locations such as Meiningen, Sondershausen, Rudolstadt and Weimar. The composers Fasch, Hasse, Molter, Stölzel and Jommelli are all representatives of the popular Italian style and have been "big names" all together in their time. The program presents seldom or never heard music in the splendid style of the High Baroque period., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode PANC10398.2

N° de fabricante:

PC10398

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