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Cd I Secular Vocal Music and the Birth of Opera 1. Non Sa Che Sia CD I SECULAR VOCAL MUSIC AND THE BIRTH OF OPERA 1. Non sa che sia dolore Luzzascho Luzzaschi 2’34 2. O dolcezze amarissime Ludovico Agostini 3’33 DOULCE MEMOIRE (dir. Denis Raisin Dadre) Véronique Bourin, Axelle Bernage, Christel Boiron: sopranos Pascale Boquet: lute / Lucas Guimaraes Peres: lirone Angélique Mauillon: harp/ Elisabeth Geiger: harpsichord 3. Udite, selve, mie dolce parole Anonymous 6’31 LE MIROIR DE MUSIQUE Giovanni Cantarini: tenor / Baptiste Romain: lira da braccio La Pellegrina 4. Dalle più alte sfere Emilio de Cavalieri 4’46 5. O fortunato giorno a 7 cori Christofano Malvezzi 2’29 6. Dunque fra torbide onde Jacopo Peri 5’00 7. O che nuovo miracolo Emilio de Cavalieri 5’18 TAVERNER CONSORT, CHOIR & PLAYERS ( dir. Andrew Parrott) Emma Kirkby: soprano (4) / Nigel Rogers, Andrew King, Rogers Covey-Crump: tenors (6) L’Euridice Giulio Caccini 8. Atto I, scena 2: Per quel vago boschetto (Dafne, Arcetro) 3’39 9. Attto I, scena 2: Cruda morte (Ninfa del coro / Coro) 6’11 10. Atto II, scena 4: Funeste piaggie (Orfeo) 3’43 11. Atto III, scena 5: Gioite al canto mio 8’00 (Orfeo, Euridice, Arcetro, Aminta, Dafne, Coro) SCHERZI MUSICALI (dir. Nicolas Achten) Nicolas Achten: baritone & theorbo (Orfeo) Céline Vieslet: soprano (Euridice) / Magid El-Bushra: countertenor (Dafne) / Marie de Roy: soprano (Ninfa) / Reinoud van Mechelen: tenor (Arcetro) / Sarah Ridy: harp / Eriko Semba: lirone / Simon Linné: theorbo guitar / Francesco Corti: harpsichord, organ 210 L’Orfeo Claudio Monteverdi 12. Toccata 1’09 Gilles Rapin, Joël Lahens, Serge Tizac, François Février, Hervé Defrance: mute natural trumpets 13. Possente spirto Claudio Monteverdi 10’08 SCHERZI MUSICALI (dir. Nicolas Achten) Nicolas Achten: baritone (Orfeo) & harp / Lambert Colson & Adrien Mabire: cornets / Varoujan Doneyan & Patrizio Germone: violins / Justin Glaie, Eriko Semba: viols / Benoît Vanden Bemden: violone / Korneel Bernolet: organ Solmund Nystabbak: theorbo 14. Ch’ami la vita mia Claudio Monteverdi 2’06 15. Non si levava ancor l’alba novella (prima parte) Claudio Monteverdi 4’52 16. E dica l’una sospirando allora (secunda parte) 4’58 17. Sfogava con le stelle Claudio Monteverdi 3’35 LA VENEXIANA Roberta Mamelli, Rossana Bertini, Nadia Ragni: sopranos Claudio Cavina: countertenor / Raffaele Giordani, Giuseppe Maletto, Sandro Naglia: tenors / Daniele Carnovich, Matteo Bellotto: basses 1-2: © ZIG-ZAG TERRITOIRES ZZT07100, Le concert secret des dames de Ferrare. 4-7: © VIRGIN 6026842 6,Una «stravaganzza» dei Medici 13: © DEUTSCHE HARMONIA MUNDI 888430 78722, Il Pianto d’Orfeo 14-16: © GLOSSA 920929, Monteverdi, The Complete Madrigals books 211 CD II 1. Ahi, come a un vago sol cortese giro Claudio Monteverdi 4’52 2. T’amo, mia vita! Claudio Monteverdi 3’01 LA VENEXIANA Roberta Mamelli & Nadia Ragni: sopranos / Claudio Cavina: countertenor Raffaele Giordani & Giuseppe Maletto: tenors / Daniele Carnovich: bass 3. Damigella tutta bella Claudio Monteverdi 2’38 CONCERTO SOAVE (Jean-Marc Aymes: dir. & harpsichord) Maria Cristina Kiehr: soprano / Stephan MacLeod: bass Amandine Beyer & Alba Roca: violins / Gaetano Nasillo: violoncello Monica Pustilnik: guitar / Mara Galassi: harp 4. Amarilli mia bella Giulio Caccini 3’04 Anna Reinhold: mezzo-soprano / Thomas Dunford: archlute 5. Tu ch’ai le penne, Amore Giulio Caccini 4’29 Marco Horvat: baritone & theorbo / Eric Bellocq: guitar 6. In qual parte del ciel Jacopo Peri 3’42 LA FENICE (dir. Jean Tubéry) Maria Cristina Kiehr: soprano / Christina Pluhar: harp Jean-Marc Aymes: harpsichord / Imke David: bass viol 7. Occhi, fonti del core, occhi piangete Jacopo Peri 3’20 Ellen Hargis: soprano / Hille Perl: lirone Paul O’Dette: chitarrone / Andrew Lawrence-King: harp 8. Per la più vaga e bella Francesca Caccini 2’06 (La liberazzione di Rugiero d’all Isola d’Alcina) LA VILLANELLA BASEL Heike Pichler-Trosits: soprano / Claudia Nauheim: recorder Petra Burmann: chitarrone / Mechtild Winter: organ 9. Voi ch’ascoltate in rime sparse Sigismondo d’India 3’09 LA FENICE (dir. Jean Tubéry) Maria Cristina Kiehr: soprano / Christina Pluhar: theorbo Jean-Marc Aymes: harpsichord / Imke David: lirone 212 10. Langue al vostro languir Sigismondo d’India 4’36 CONCERTO VOCALE Judith Nelson: soprano / René Jacobs: countertenor / Wieland Kuijken: bass viol William Christie: organ / Konrad Junghänel: theorbo 11. A qualcunque animale Stefano Landi 3’42 LA FENICE (dir. Jean Tubéry) Stephan Van Dyck: tenor / Christina Pluhar: guitar 12. Lamento d’Arianna Claudio Monteverdi 8’37 Roberta Invernizzi: soprano ACCADEMIA STRUMENTALE ITALIANA (dir. & bass viol: Alberto Rasi) Luca Guglielmi: organ & harpsichord / Béatrice Pornon: theorbo Il Ballo delle Ingrate Claudio Monteverdi 13. Ballo 4’49 14.- Scena ultima: Ahi troppo è duro 4’34 LES ARTS FLORISSANTS (dir. William Christie) Jill Feldman: soprano (Una delle Ingrate) 15. Dunque amate reliquie (Sestina) Claudio Monteverdi 4’02 CONCERTO ITALIANO (dir. & harpsichord:Rinaldo Alessandrini) Rossana Bertina & Christina Miatello: sopranos / Claudio Cavina: countertenor Sandro Naglia, Giuseppe Maletto: tenors / Daniele Carnovich: bass Mara Galassi: harp 16. A Dio Florida bella Claudio Monteverdi 4’33 CONCERTO ITALIANO (dir. & harpsichord:Rinaldo Alessandrini) Rossana Bertini: soprano / Bianca Simone: mezzo-soprano / Claudio Cavina: countertenor / Sandro Naglia: tenor / Daniele Carnovich: bass Mara Galassi: harp / Andrea Damiani: theorbo 1-2: © GLOSSA 920929, Monteverdi, The Complete Madrigals books 3: © HARMONIA MUNDI HMC 901855,Claudio Monteverdi, Scherzi Musicali 4: © ALPHA 195, Labirinto d’Amore 5: © ALPHA 043, Il Giardino di Giulio Caccini 7: © HARMONIA MUNDI HMU 907234, Il Zarzzerino 8: © RAMÉE RAM 0401, O dulcis amor 10: © HARMONIA MUNDI, HMC 1901011 12: © STRADIVARIUS, STR 11015, A Voce sola, con sinfonie 13-14: © HARMONIA MUNDI, HMC 901108 15-16: © ARCANA A 66, Monteverdi, Il sesto Libro de Madrigali 213 17. Claudio Monteverdi 8’59 Tempro la cetra LA VENEXIANA (dir. Claudio Cavina) Giuseppe Maletto: tenor 18. Sì dolce è’l tormento Claudio Monteverdi 3’50 Roberta Invernizzi: soprano ACCADEMIA STRUMENTALE ITALIANA (dir. & treble viol: Alberto Rasi) Claudio Pasetto: tenor viol / Daniele Cernuto: bass viol / Cristiano Condatin: violone /Béatrice Pornon: chitarrone / Luca Guglielmi : organ 17: © GLOSSA 92092, Monteverdi, The Complete Madrigals books 18: © STRADIVARIUS, STR 11015, A Voce sola, con sinfonie CD III 1. Zefiro torna Claudio Monteverdi 5’14 LA VENEXIANA (dir. Claudio Cavina) Giuseppe Maletto & Raffaele Giordani: tenors 2. Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda (extract) Claudio Monteverdi 8’20 3. Lamento della Ninfa Claudio Monteverdi 6’01 LE POÈME HARMONIQUE (dir. & theorbo Vincent Dumestre) Isabelle Druet: soprano (Clorinda) / Marc Mauillon: baritone (Testo) Jan Van Elsacker: tenor (Trancredi) / Claire Lefilliâtre: soprano (Ninfa) Jan Van Elsacker & Serge Goubioud: tenors / Benoît Arnould: bass Lorenzo Collito & Lisa Fergusson: violins / Isabelle Saint Yves: viol Hervé Douchy: bass violin / Françoise Enock: violone / Nanja Breedijk: harp Massimo Moscardo: archlute / Frédéric Rivoal: harpsichord 4. Hor che’l ciel e la terra Claudio Monteverdi 8’20 LA FENICE (dir. & cornet: Jean Tubéry) Maria Cristina Kiehr & Salomé Haller: sopranos / Pascal Bertin: countertenor Stephan Van Dyck & Jan Van Elsacker: tenors / Stephan McLeod: bass / Gebhard David: cornet / Imke David: bass viol / Christina Pluhar: theorbo / Jean-Marc Aymes: harpsichord 5. M’amo tanto costei Benedetto Ferrari 2’50 René Jacobs: countertenor / Konrad Junghänel: theorbo 6. Che si puo fare Barbara Strozzi 12’10 214 CAPPELLA MEDITERRANEA (dir. Leonardo García Alarcón) Mariana Flores: soprano Girolamo Bottiglieri & Stéphanie de Failly: violins / Andrea De Carlo, Margaux Blanchard, François Joubert-Caillet: viols / Marina Bonnetti: harp Quito Gato: theorbo / Thomas Dunford: archlute 7. Grotte ombrose Biagio Marini 5’15 LA FENICE (dir. & cornet: Jean Tubéry) Maria Christina Kiehr: soprano / Gebhard David & Yoshimichi Yamada: cornets / Jean-Marc Aymes: harpsichord / Christina Pluhar: theorbo 8. O vulnera doloris Giacomo Carissimi 4’50 Max Van Egmond: bass / Konrad Junghänel: theorbo 9. Salutate il nuovo Aprile Marco Marazzoli 7’54 ENSEMBLE MARE NOSTRUM (dir. & bass viol, Andrea De Carlo) Soledad De La Rosa: soprano / Margaux Blanchard & François Joubert Caillet: treble viol /Amélie Chemin: tenor viol / Sarah Van Oudenhove: bass viol / Monica Pustilnik: archlute / Marina Bonetti: harp / Anna Fontana: organ 10. Oh se poteste mai, luci adorate Domenico Mazzocchi 5’19 ENSEMBLE MARE NOSTRUM (dir. Andrea De Carlo) Margaux Blanchard & François Joubert Caillet: treble viol /Amélie Chemin & Sarah Van Oudenhove: bass viols / Guy Penson: organ Bernard Zonderman: theorbo VOX LUMINIS Zuzsi Toth, Sara Jäggi: sopranos / Paulin Bündgen: countertenor Robert Buckland: tenor / Lionel Meunier: bass 11. Vanne, o carta amorosa Girolamo Frescobaldi 3’30 12. Se l’aura spira Girolamo Frescobaldi 3’42 13. Cosi mi disprezzate (Aria di Passacaglia) Girolamo Frescobaldi 5’11 CLEMATIS (dir. & harpishcord: Leonardo García Alarcón) Mariana Flores: soprano / Stéphanie de Failly: violin Andrea De Carlo: bass viol / Marie Bournisien: harp Quito Gato: theorbo 1: © GLOSSA 920929, Monteverdi, The Complete Madrigal books 2-3: © ALPHA 172, Monteverdi & Marazzoli, Combattimenti! 5: © HARMONIA MUNDI HMC 901183, Amarilli mia bella 6: © AMBRONAY, AMY 020, Barbara Strozzi, Virtuosissima comprositrice 9: © ARCANA A 370, Occhi belli, occhi neri 215 CD IV 1. Orfeo dolente: Terzo intemedio Domenico
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