Ruggero Lagana - Folias Italianas (2010)
BAND/ARTIST: Ruggero Lagana
- Title: Folias Italianas
- Year Of Release: 2010
- Label: Concerto Classics
- Genre: Classical Harpsichord
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:19:27
- Total Size: 508 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Folias
02. The Spanish Follye
03. Tonos de Palacio, Folias
04. Partite Sopra Fidele
05. Las Folias
06. Consonanze Stravaganti
07. Partite Sopra Fidele
08. Partite Sopra la Aria della Folia de Espagna
09. Partite Diversi di Follia
10. Folias Graves
11. Partite Sopra Follia
12. 100 Partite Sopra Passacagli
13. Otras Folias
14. Follia
15. Ciaccona
16. Toccata per Cembalo d'Ottava Stesa (Variazioni sulla Follia di Spagna)
In music, the term folia refers to a melodic pattern derived from a very old Carnevale dance, very likely originated in Portugal. Leaving its Lusitanian origins, the so called Follia di Spagna became particularly successful thanks to its the melody and the naive simplicity of its harmony, as can be clearly heard in the many anonymous folia taken from collections dating to the early 1700’s by the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid. Organists and harpsichordists of various nationalities have been inspired by the Folia, but this CD focuses on its use in Italian music, in particular, from Rome and Naples. The performer and composer relives the theme of madness - a splendid obsession throughout the ages of music from the West - giving a passionate, richly creative and inventive interpretation in the best Baroque tradition.
01. Folias
02. The Spanish Follye
03. Tonos de Palacio, Folias
04. Partite Sopra Fidele
05. Las Folias
06. Consonanze Stravaganti
07. Partite Sopra Fidele
08. Partite Sopra la Aria della Folia de Espagna
09. Partite Diversi di Follia
10. Folias Graves
11. Partite Sopra Follia
12. 100 Partite Sopra Passacagli
13. Otras Folias
14. Follia
15. Ciaccona
16. Toccata per Cembalo d'Ottava Stesa (Variazioni sulla Follia di Spagna)
In music, the term folia refers to a melodic pattern derived from a very old Carnevale dance, very likely originated in Portugal. Leaving its Lusitanian origins, the so called Follia di Spagna became particularly successful thanks to its the melody and the naive simplicity of its harmony, as can be clearly heard in the many anonymous folia taken from collections dating to the early 1700’s by the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid. Organists and harpsichordists of various nationalities have been inspired by the Folia, but this CD focuses on its use in Italian music, in particular, from Rome and Naples. The performer and composer relives the theme of madness - a splendid obsession throughout the ages of music from the West - giving a passionate, richly creative and inventive interpretation in the best Baroque tradition.
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