Anonima Frottolisti, Katerina Ghannudi, Miriam Trevisan, Luca Piccioni - vv.aa.: La musica nelle lettere di Isabella d’Este (2023) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Anonima Frottolisti, Katerina Ghannudi, Miriam Trevisan, Luca Piccioni, Simone Marcelli, Emiliano Finucci, Nicola di Filippo, Massimiliano Dragoni, Jacob Mariani, Alessio Nalli, Ludovico Mosena, Andrea Angeloni, Luigi Germini
- Title: vv.aa.: La musica nelle lettere di Isabella d’Este
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Tactus
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 48.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:54:31
- Total Size: 317 / 606 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Venezia, 4 Settembre 1503
02. Forsi che si forsi che no
03. Se mi duol esser gabato
04. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Modena, 2 Dicembre 1510
05. Cantai mentre nel core
06. Non è tempo d’aspectare
07. Dulces exuviae
08. Lettera a Ercole I, Mantova, 30 Agosto 1490
09. Flos Virginum
10. Les biens / Des biens d’amours
11. [senza testo] / [textless]
12. Tan que Dieu voldrà
13. Lettera a sua sorella Isabella d’Este, Roma, 20 Ottobre 1495
14. Morte! - Che voy?
15. Non te smarrir cor mio
16. Lettera ad Anna d’Alençon, Mantova, 24 Novembre 1517
17. De tus biense
18. Fortuna desperata
19. Adiu mes amours
20. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Casali, 14 Gennaio 1497
21. Lassa donna i dolci sguardi
22. Se gran festa me mostrasti
23. Lettera a sua figlia Isabella d’Este, Ferrara, 25 Ottobre 1490
24. Mais que ce fust secretement
25. Esmu suy que plus ne porroie
26. Una mosque de Biscayo
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In the circles of early music lovers, documented information about performance practice is so important as to be obsessively searched for by musicians and musicologists. While iconography sometimes cannot be relied on as evidence because of its symbolic meaning, a piece of information on the aesthetics of a performance, the making of an instrument, the composition of a group of instruments, or the repertoire performed is all the more valuable if it comes from a document, be it official or private, such as a letter. Considering that Isabella d’Este was a passionate lover of music and also a musician herself, it is easy to understand that the massive corpus of letters written and received by her can be an extraordinary mine of this type of information. Here the Anonima Frottolisti ensemble (TC490001, TC250001, TC400007) continues its research in a deep introspection into the meanders of the music of Humanism, focusing on a repertoire drawn from the letters of the Marquise of Mantua Isabella d'Este, whose strong cultural and artistic sensibility deeply marked her time.
01. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Venezia, 4 Settembre 1503
02. Forsi che si forsi che no
03. Se mi duol esser gabato
04. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Modena, 2 Dicembre 1510
05. Cantai mentre nel core
06. Non è tempo d’aspectare
07. Dulces exuviae
08. Lettera a Ercole I, Mantova, 30 Agosto 1490
09. Flos Virginum
10. Les biens / Des biens d’amours
11. [senza testo] / [textless]
12. Tan que Dieu voldrà
13. Lettera a sua sorella Isabella d’Este, Roma, 20 Ottobre 1495
14. Morte! - Che voy?
15. Non te smarrir cor mio
16. Lettera ad Anna d’Alençon, Mantova, 24 Novembre 1517
17. De tus biense
18. Fortuna desperata
19. Adiu mes amours
20. Lettera a Isabella d’Este, Casali, 14 Gennaio 1497
21. Lassa donna i dolci sguardi
22. Se gran festa me mostrasti
23. Lettera a sua figlia Isabella d’Este, Ferrara, 25 Ottobre 1490
24. Mais que ce fust secretement
25. Esmu suy que plus ne porroie
26. Una mosque de Biscayo
In the circles of early music lovers, documented information about performance practice is so important as to be obsessively searched for by musicians and musicologists. While iconography sometimes cannot be relied on as evidence because of its symbolic meaning, a piece of information on the aesthetics of a performance, the making of an instrument, the composition of a group of instruments, or the repertoire performed is all the more valuable if it comes from a document, be it official or private, such as a letter. Considering that Isabella d’Este was a passionate lover of music and also a musician herself, it is easy to understand that the massive corpus of letters written and received by her can be an extraordinary mine of this type of information. Here the Anonima Frottolisti ensemble (TC490001, TC250001, TC400007) continues its research in a deep introspection into the meanders of the music of Humanism, focusing on a repertoire drawn from the letters of the Marquise of Mantua Isabella d'Este, whose strong cultural and artistic sensibility deeply marked her time.
Year 2023 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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