Philippe Herreweghe / Collegium Vocale Gent -Il Quarto Libro de Madrigali -PHI CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Il quarto libro de madrigali

01. "I. "Ah dolente partita", SV 75"

02. "II. "Cor moi, mentre vi miro", SV 76"

03. "III. "Cor moi, non mori?", SV 77"

04. "IV. "Sfogava con le stelle un infermo d'amore", SV 78"

05. "V. "Volgea l'anima mia soavemente", SV 79"

06. "VI. "Anima mia, perdona a chi t? cruda", SV 80a"

07. "VII. "Che se tu se' il cor moi", SV 80b"

08. "VIII. "Luci serene e chiare voi mincendete", SV 81"

09. "IX. "La piaga c'ho nel core donna onde lieta sei", SV 82"

10. "X. "Voi pur da me partite, anima dura", SV 83"

11. "XI. "A un giro sol de' bell' occhi lucenti", SV 84"

12. "XII. "Ohim? se tanto amate", SV 85"

13. "XIII. "Io mi son giovinetta", SV 86"

14. "XIV. "Quel augellin che canta s dolcemente", SV 87"

15. "XV. "Non pi? guerra pietate occhi miei belli", SV 88"

16. "XVI. "S ch'io vorrei morire hora ch'io bacio amore", SV 89"

17. "XVII. "Anima dolorosa che vivendo", SV 90"

18. "XVIII. "Anima del cor mio poi che da me misera me", SV 91"

19. "XIX. "Longe da te, cor mio, struggomi di dolore", SV 92"

20. "XX. "Piagn'e sospira e quandi caldi raggi", SV 93"

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.. Libro De Madrigali

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Monteverdi: Il Quarto Libro De Madrigali by Collegium Vocale Gent, released 6 May 2022. This version of Monteverdi: Il Quarto Libro De Madrigali comes as a 1xCD. - .. LIBRO DE MADRIGALI

Monteverdi's Fourth Book of Madrigals, published in 1603 after an eleven-year gestation, bears witness to the metamorphosis of the madrigal and the rapid evolution of music at the turn of the two centuries. It is also a model of the genre and may be regarded as one of the most innovative and emblematic of it's composer's style. This bold, complex book is the culmination of the application of the precepts of the seconda pratica on the cusp of the seventeenth century. The dedication tells us that some of it's madrigals had been intended for presentation to Duke Alfonso II d'Este (who died in 1597), thus revealing the key influence on this collection of the court of Ferrara, then one of the most sophisticated in Europe and a crucible of musical innovation. Following the release of the Vespers, Philippe Herreweghe, a great lover of Italy and it's repertory, accompanied as ever by Collegium Vocale Gent, signs his second recording devoted to Monteverdi on the Phi label with this Fourth Book of Madrigals.

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LPH037

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