Il Profondo, Flavio Ferri-Benedetti - La pazza (Trabaci, Buono, D'India, Caccini, Strozzi...) (2014) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Il Profondo, Flavio Ferri-Benedetti
- Title: La pazza (Trabaci, Buono, D'India, Caccini, Strozzi...)
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Resonando
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:01:29
- Total Size: 308 mb / 1.11 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. S'io son pazzo
02. Le musiche, Libro terzo a una e due voci Tutto il di piango
03. Ricercate, canzone franzese, Libro primo Consonanze Stravaganti
04. La pazzia
05. Romanesca
06. Cantate, ariette, e duetti, Op. 2 L'eraclito amoroso
07. Romanesca
08. Il primo libro delle musiche Lasciatemi qui solo
09. Romanesca
10. Arie, Op. 8 E pazzo il mio core
11. Canoni, oblighi, et sonate LXXVII. Obligo di dui Zoppi, e dui Ciechi
12. Musiche varie Occhi miei
13. Ricercate, canzone franzese, Libro primo Durezze e ligature
14. Scherzi musicali Ciaccona. Voglio di vita uscir
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"La Pazza" (Italian for mad, insane) is the title of the new album of the Basso Continuo ensemble Il Profondo and Flavio Ferri-Benedetti (Countertenor). The name is the programme: the Italian seventeenth-century pieces, composed by Monteverdi, Ferrari, Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, D'India, Trabaci and Del Buono, circle around the theme of madness and insanity: amour fou, death-wish, religious ecstacy, utter ridiculousness and pathological insanity. The piece that stands at the heart of the album, “La Pazzia” (anonymous), is a world premiere, discovered and transcribed by the performers themselves.
Not only the musical text that is mad, but also the instrumentation is exotic. Il Profondo deploys nine Continuo players who play on twelve instruments, such as colascione, baroque mandolin and cimbalo cromatico (enharmonic harpsichord with split keys). Each piece has different instrumentation, rending each piece its own character: from the intimate moment, in which the singer only needs a lute, to the big polychoral effect with viola da gamba consort, lute consort and harpsichord.
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti and Il Profondo has collaborated in 2012 for the CD "Passo di pena in pena", released by a Spanish record company Cantus. It has received extremely good reviews, as well as five Diapasons.
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti, counter-tenor
Il Profondo:
Johannes Keller, harpsichord
Masako Art, harp
Amélie Chemin, viola da gamba
Sophie Lamberbourg, viola da gamba
Jonathan Pešek, viola da gamba
Federico Abraham, violon
Daniele Caminiti, theorbo, archlute
Josías Rodríguez Gándara, archlute, baroque guitar
Mirko Arnone, baroque mandolin, archlute, colascione
01. S'io son pazzo
02. Le musiche, Libro terzo a una e due voci Tutto il di piango
03. Ricercate, canzone franzese, Libro primo Consonanze Stravaganti
04. La pazzia
05. Romanesca
06. Cantate, ariette, e duetti, Op. 2 L'eraclito amoroso
07. Romanesca
08. Il primo libro delle musiche Lasciatemi qui solo
09. Romanesca
10. Arie, Op. 8 E pazzo il mio core
11. Canoni, oblighi, et sonate LXXVII. Obligo di dui Zoppi, e dui Ciechi
12. Musiche varie Occhi miei
13. Ricercate, canzone franzese, Libro primo Durezze e ligature
14. Scherzi musicali Ciaccona. Voglio di vita uscir
"La Pazza" (Italian for mad, insane) is the title of the new album of the Basso Continuo ensemble Il Profondo and Flavio Ferri-Benedetti (Countertenor). The name is the programme: the Italian seventeenth-century pieces, composed by Monteverdi, Ferrari, Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, D'India, Trabaci and Del Buono, circle around the theme of madness and insanity: amour fou, death-wish, religious ecstacy, utter ridiculousness and pathological insanity. The piece that stands at the heart of the album, “La Pazzia” (anonymous), is a world premiere, discovered and transcribed by the performers themselves.
Not only the musical text that is mad, but also the instrumentation is exotic. Il Profondo deploys nine Continuo players who play on twelve instruments, such as colascione, baroque mandolin and cimbalo cromatico (enharmonic harpsichord with split keys). Each piece has different instrumentation, rending each piece its own character: from the intimate moment, in which the singer only needs a lute, to the big polychoral effect with viola da gamba consort, lute consort and harpsichord.
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti and Il Profondo has collaborated in 2012 for the CD "Passo di pena in pena", released by a Spanish record company Cantus. It has received extremely good reviews, as well as five Diapasons.
Flavio Ferri-Benedetti, counter-tenor
Il Profondo:
Johannes Keller, harpsichord
Masako Art, harp
Amélie Chemin, viola da gamba
Sophie Lamberbourg, viola da gamba
Jonathan Pešek, viola da gamba
Federico Abraham, violon
Daniele Caminiti, theorbo, archlute
Josías Rodríguez Gándara, archlute, baroque guitar
Mirko Arnone, baroque mandolin, archlute, colascione
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