Attilio Ariosti (1666-1729): Stockholm-Sonaten Vol.2

Detailinformationen

Sonaten Nr. 8-14

  • Künstler: Thomas Georgi (Viola d'Amore),Lucas Harris (Laute & Barockgitarre),Mime Yamahiro Brinkmann (Cello)
  • Label: BIS, DDD, 2006
  • Bestellnummer: 5414828
  • Erscheinungstermin: 30.5.2007
  1. 1 Sonate Nr. 8 d-moll Start
  2. 2 1. Largo Start
  3. 3 2. Adagio Start
  4. 4 3. Tempo di gavotta Start
  5. 5 Sonate Nr. 9 g-moll Start
  6. 6 1. Andante Start
  7. 7 2. Adagio Start
  8. 8 3. Tempo di gavotta Start
  9. 9 Sonate Nr. 10 F-Dur Start
  10. 10 1. Entrée Start
  11. 11 2. Largo Start
  12. 12 3. Allegro Start
  13. 13 Sonate Nr. 11 a-moll Start
  14. 14 1. Pozato Start
  15. 15 2. Andante Start
  16. 16 3. Corrente Start
  17. 17 4. Air en rondeau Start
  18. 18 Sonate Nr. 12 e-moll Start
  19. 19 1. Adagio Start
  20. 20 2. Corrente Start
  21. 21 3. Sarabande Start
  22. 22 4. Andante Start
  23. 23 Sonate Nr. 13 C-Dur Start
  24. 24 1. Grave Start
  25. 25 2. Non presto Start
  26. 26 3. Ciciliane Start
  27. 27 4. Ecco Start
  28. 28 Sonate Nr. 14 Es-Dur Start
  29. 29 1. Allegro Start
  30. 30 2. Adagio Start
  31. 31 3. Rondeau Start
  32. 32 4. Gigue Start

Produktinfo

Thomas Georgi, a leading specialist on the viola d’amore, continues his labour of love from The Stockholm Sonatas I (BIS-CD-1535), in resurrecting the music of Attilio Ariosti (1666-1729). The first volume consisted of the music published by Ariosti in London as a set of ‘Lessons for the Viol d’Amour’. The works recorded on this disc were preserved in Stockholm, in a manuscript entitled Receuil de Pièces and copied down by the Swedish composer Johan Helmich Roman in the late 1710s during his studies in London. Based on the Stockholm manuscript and using his considerable expertise in the music of the period as well as the viola d’amore itself, Georgi has made his own edition of the works. This recording comprises the first 7 of the 15 ‘sonatas’ contained in the Receuil, leaving the remainder for a final, third volume in the series. Highly regarded by his contemporaries, Ariosti has been more or less forgotten for more than two centuries, but now has now found an eloquent advocate. In his liner notes Georgi underlines Ariosti’s ‘remarkable twists of harmony, his witty way with silence as well as with notes, his preference for juxtaposition of contrasting material over development of a single idea’, wondering if these qualities would have found him ‘as wide an audience as Corelli’s’, had the viola d’amore been more widely used. The previous volume was praised by reviewers for its ‘beautiful, well-shaped and authentically-aware performances …captured in an excellent recording’ (MusicWeb International). On the present disc, Georgi is joined by lutenist Lucas Harris (who also participated on Volume I) and cellist Mime Yamahiro Brinkmann for another hour of first-class ensemble playing.

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