Claudio Ambrosini ( *1948 )
© Paolo Della Corte Claudio Ambrosini ( *1948 ) 1 De vulgari eloquentia ( 1984 ) 16:55 2 Icaros ( 1981 ) 07:18 3 A guisa di un arcier presto soriano ( 1981 ) 05:33 4 Rondò di forza ( 1981 ) 04:25 5 Rousseau, le Douanier: “Follia d’Orlando” ( 1983 ) 07:53 6 “Oh, mia Euridice…” a fragment ( 1981 ) 08:15 7 Prélude a l’après-midi d’un fauve ( 1994 ) 08:33 8 Tutti parlano ( 1993 ) 06:54 TT 65:51 8 Sonia Visentin, soprano 1 – 8 Ex Novo Ensemble Daniele Ruggieri, flute Carlo Lazari, violin and viola Carlo Teodoro, cello Davide Teodoro, clarinet Aldo Orvieto, piano C. Ambrosini, A guisa d’un arcier presto soriano, for flute (1981) 2 3 untried hypothesis: sound entirely reinven- Thus, from the end of the 70s, I carried ted, typical of Ambrosini, is found in the out systematic research into instruments: subtleties of the flute as combined with woodwinds, brass, strings, plucked strings, poetry by Cavalcanti, another intangible keyboards, percussion... investigating them reference, a mere intellectual solicitation. one by one and presenting the results first Claudio Ambrosini, or utopian virtuosity. Passion for “fauve” painting might invert in a series of solo pieces, then gradually Radical research coincides with reflection the meaning of the reference to Mallarmé in larger ensembles, like the trios and the on the distant past. Reflection only in the (touching upon futuristic hyperbole). And quintet on this CD. mind, not to be found in his musical lan- then again, the voice arising from the melée guage. Indeed, there are no references or and the experience of instruments.
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