Stefano Cardi, Enrico Casularo, Andrea Orsi, Lorenzo Rubboli, Laura Polimeno & Ilaria Mancino - Mauro Giuliani: Guitar Solo and Chamber Music (2018) [Hi-Res]
![Stefano Cardi, Enrico Casularo, Andrea Orsi, Lorenzo Rubboli, Laura Polimeno & Ilaria Mancino - Mauro Giuliani: Guitar Solo and Chamber Music (2018) [Hi-Res]](https://www.dibpic.com/uploads/posts/2018-12/1545971627_stefano-cardi-enrico-casularo-andrea-orsi-lorenzo-rubbol.jpg)
BAND/ARTIST: Stefano Cardi, Enrico Casularo, Andrea Orsi, Lorenzo Rubboli, Laura Polimeno & Ilaria Mancino
- Title: Mauro Giuliani: Guitar Solo and Chamber Music
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz +booklet
- Total Time: 01:06:09
- Total Size: 281 mb / 1.1 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
---------
01. Divertimenti Notturni In G Major, Op. 86: VIII. Allegretto
02. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XII. Allegro-Trio
03. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XIV. Allegro
04. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XVI. Allegro-Trio
05. Divertimenti Notturni In G Major, Op. 86: XVII. Grazioso
06. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: I. —
07. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: II. —
08. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: VI. —
09. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: VIII. —
10. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: XI. —
11. Fughetta, Op. 113
12. The Last Rose of Summer (2)
13. The Last Rose of Summer
14. Choix de mes fleurs cherries, Op. 46: IX. La rose
15. Choix De Mes Fleurs Cherries, Op. 46: VIII. La Violette
16. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: I. L'invito al ballo
17. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: II. L'affetto
18. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: III. La dichiarazione
19. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: IV. Il rifiuto
20. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: V. Il Dispiacere
21. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: VI. La disperazione
22. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: VII. La partenza
23. Le Avventure Di Amore Espresse In Dieci Valzer Caratteristici, Op. 116: VIII. Il Pentimento
24. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: IX. Il ritorno
25. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: X. La pace
26. Variations sur un theme favori de l'opera Amazilia, Op. 128
27. Scelta di quattro pezzi favoriti: I. Andante con moto
28. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: I. Sostenuto
29. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: III. Grazioso
30. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: V. Maestoso sostenuto
31. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: VII. Allegretto spiritoso
32. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: XVI. Vivace
33. The Blue Bells of Scotland
34. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: II. —
35. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: III. —
36. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: IV. —
37. Balli nazionali, Op. 24b: I. Tarantella
38. Canto delle mandriane bernesi
Popular folk songs and dances by an early-Romantic guitar pioneer, performed on a notable instrument from the era.
A series of Brilliant Classics albums has uncovered the beguiling output of Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829) and revealed his importance to a modern audience. Concerto (BC92621), duos (BC93381), songs (BC94479) and arrangements of Rossini, Cimarosa and others demonstrate Giuliani’s verve and versatility in marrying Spanish guitar traditions to the emerging Italian bel canto style.
Giuliani always had an ear for a memorable tune, whether his or someone else’s. There are two versions here of The Last Rose of Summer, and one of The Blue Bells of Scotland, though the Puglian composer never travelled beyond the shores of mainland Europe. The fashionable genre of variations on an operatic theme – of which Giuliani produced some 60 examples – is represented here by a set on ‘Io ti vidi e t’adorai’, from the opera Amazilia by Giovanni Pacini, who enjoyed a vastly more celebrated reputation than he does today.
Stefano Cardi has also made selections from longer collections such as the Divertimenti notturni, the Choix de mes fleurs cheries and Zwölf neue Wald-Ländler: all brief, simple and yet colourful melodies. He plays them here on an original 1821 guitar made by Gennaro Fabricatore. Though it now resides in the possession of a Genovese museum, the instrument was originally owned by the writer and political activist Giuseppe Mazzini, who spearheaded the republican movement towards a unified Italy. In fact, as the booklet note reveals, Mazzini was also an enthusiastic amateur guitarist. This album thus holds a fascination as a multi-layered cultural artefact.
Mauro Giuliani (1781 - 1828) was a contemporary of Schubert and one of the many Italian guitar virtuosos who had to flee his own country to get noticed. He ended up in Vienna frequently playing in the fashionable salons and contributing to the guitar becoming all the rage there.
As a composer he mainly wrote for his own use: around 200 pieces in all. Many of his works are still popular today, and belong to the standard guitar repertoire.
This new recording contains an attractive selection of his works, for guitar solo, for flute and guitar, for voice and guitar and guitar duo. The style is charming, strongly melodious and expertly written for the instrument. Guitarist Stefano Cardi plays a special historic instrument, built in 1821 by the famous Gennaro Fabricatore. This beautiful instrument was in the possession of Giuseppe Mazzini, the great Italian politician who forged Italy to a Republic.
---------
01. Divertimenti Notturni In G Major, Op. 86: VIII. Allegretto
02. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XII. Allegro-Trio
03. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XIV. Allegro
04. Divertimenti notturni in G Major, Op. 86: XVI. Allegro-Trio
05. Divertimenti Notturni In G Major, Op. 86: XVII. Grazioso
06. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: I. —
07. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: II. —
08. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: VI. —
09. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: VIII. —
10. 12 Walzes, Op. 21: XI. —
11. Fughetta, Op. 113
12. The Last Rose of Summer (2)
13. The Last Rose of Summer
14. Choix de mes fleurs cherries, Op. 46: IX. La rose
15. Choix De Mes Fleurs Cherries, Op. 46: VIII. La Violette
16. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: I. L'invito al ballo
17. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: II. L'affetto
18. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: III. La dichiarazione
19. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: IV. Il rifiuto
20. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: V. Il Dispiacere
21. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: VI. La disperazione
22. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: VII. La partenza
23. Le Avventure Di Amore Espresse In Dieci Valzer Caratteristici, Op. 116: VIII. Il Pentimento
24. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: IX. Il ritorno
25. Le avventure di amore espresse in dieci valzer caratteristici, Op. 116: X. La pace
26. Variations sur un theme favori de l'opera Amazilia, Op. 128
27. Scelta di quattro pezzi favoriti: I. Andante con moto
28. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: I. Sostenuto
29. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: III. Grazioso
30. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: V. Maestoso sostenuto
31. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: VII. Allegretto spiritoso
32. 16 Pièces faciles et agréables, Op. 74: XVI. Vivace
33. The Blue Bells of Scotland
34. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: II. —
35. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: III. —
36. 12 neue Wald-Ländler, Op. 23: IV. —
37. Balli nazionali, Op. 24b: I. Tarantella
38. Canto delle mandriane bernesi
Popular folk songs and dances by an early-Romantic guitar pioneer, performed on a notable instrument from the era.
A series of Brilliant Classics albums has uncovered the beguiling output of Mauro Giuliani (1781-1829) and revealed his importance to a modern audience. Concerto (BC92621), duos (BC93381), songs (BC94479) and arrangements of Rossini, Cimarosa and others demonstrate Giuliani’s verve and versatility in marrying Spanish guitar traditions to the emerging Italian bel canto style.
Giuliani always had an ear for a memorable tune, whether his or someone else’s. There are two versions here of The Last Rose of Summer, and one of The Blue Bells of Scotland, though the Puglian composer never travelled beyond the shores of mainland Europe. The fashionable genre of variations on an operatic theme – of which Giuliani produced some 60 examples – is represented here by a set on ‘Io ti vidi e t’adorai’, from the opera Amazilia by Giovanni Pacini, who enjoyed a vastly more celebrated reputation than he does today.
Stefano Cardi has also made selections from longer collections such as the Divertimenti notturni, the Choix de mes fleurs cheries and Zwölf neue Wald-Ländler: all brief, simple and yet colourful melodies. He plays them here on an original 1821 guitar made by Gennaro Fabricatore. Though it now resides in the possession of a Genovese museum, the instrument was originally owned by the writer and political activist Giuseppe Mazzini, who spearheaded the republican movement towards a unified Italy. In fact, as the booklet note reveals, Mazzini was also an enthusiastic amateur guitarist. This album thus holds a fascination as a multi-layered cultural artefact.
Mauro Giuliani (1781 - 1828) was a contemporary of Schubert and one of the many Italian guitar virtuosos who had to flee his own country to get noticed. He ended up in Vienna frequently playing in the fashionable salons and contributing to the guitar becoming all the rage there.
As a composer he mainly wrote for his own use: around 200 pieces in all. Many of his works are still popular today, and belong to the standard guitar repertoire.
This new recording contains an attractive selection of his works, for guitar solo, for flute and guitar, for voice and guitar and guitar duo. The style is charming, strongly melodious and expertly written for the instrument. Guitarist Stefano Cardi plays a special historic instrument, built in 1821 by the famous Gennaro Fabricatore. This beautiful instrument was in the possession of Giuseppe Mazzini, the great Italian politician who forged Italy to a Republic.
Year 2018 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
As a ISRA.CLOUD's PREMIUM member you will have the following benefits:
- Unlimited high speed downloads
- Download directly without waiting time
- Unlimited parallel downloads
- Support for download accelerators
- No advertising
- Resume broken downloads