Italienische Kammermusik aus dem 17.Jahrhundert (CD)

With works by: Dario Castello (1600-1658) , Giovanni Battista Fontana (1571-1631) , Bartolomeo Montalbano (1598-1651) , Giovanni Paolo Cima (1570-1630) , Tarquinio Merula (1590-1665) , Angelo Berardi (1636-1684) , Giovanni Battista Conforti (1550-1605) , Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583-1643) , Giovanni Antonio Pandolfi Mealli (1629-1679)

Contributors: Dan Laurin, Masaaki Suzuki

CD

CD (Compact Disc)

Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.

Item will be re-manufactured.
Expected availability end of September 2025

Current price: EUR 19.99

Shipping

Castello: Sonate für Blockflöte & Bc

+Fontana: Sonate für Blockflöte & Bc

+Montalbano: Arezzo aus der Sinfonia Nr. 1 für Flöte & Cembalo; Geloso aus der Sinfonia Nr. 4 f. Blockflöte & Cembalo

+Cima: Sonaten Nr. 1 & 2 für Blockflöte & Bc

+Merula: Sonate für Blockflöte & Bc

+Bassano: Ricercata für Blockflöte

+Berardi: Canzone für Blockflöte & Bc

+Conforti: Laudate Pueri für Blockflöte & Bc

+Frescobaldi: Canzona Nr. 3 für Orgel, 2 Canzonen für Blockflöte & Bc

+Pandolfi: Sonata "La Bernabea" für Blockflöte & Bc

Artists:: Dan Laurin, Masaaki Suzuki
Label:: BIS
Year of recording ca.:: 2002
Item number:: 4888114
UPC/EAN:: 7318590013359
Release date:: 24.2.2005

When Dan Laurin and Masaaki Suzuki joined forces in Händel’s recorder sonatas (BIS-CD-955), the reviewers waxed lyrical: "The allegros sparkle like fire-works and the dizzyingly fast runs are like strings of pearls” wrote the critic in Fono Forum, and in Spanish magazine Ritmo the interpretations were described as “beautiful, impassioned, muscular and imaginative”. Now the same team is back, this time in a programme of Italian works from the early seventeenth century, which amply demonstrates the abundance of ideas and fancies typical of the musical output on the cusp between the renaissance and the baroque. Sonatas, ricercatas, canzonas and sinfonias follow each other in a kaleidoscopic procession, the sonic variety helped by the fact that Suzuki changes between organ and harpsichord, and that the programme also includes solo works for both recorder and for keyboard.