Roberto Guarnieri - Calace: Complete Guitar Works (2022) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Roberto Guarnieri
- Title: Calace: Complete Guitar Works
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Tactus
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:04:20
- Total Size: 253 mb / 1.28 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Mazurka for Solo Guitar, Op. 107
02. Duettino d’amore, Op. 129
03. Silvia, Op. 181
04. Barcarola for Solo Guitar, Op. 100
05. Minuetto pomposo for Solo Guitar, Op. 173
06. Reginetta, Op. 109
07. Notturno for Solo Guitar, Op. 172
08. Serenatella for Solo Guitar, Op. 166
09. Valse lento for Solo Guitar, Op. 163
10. Piccolo Rondò Solo Guitar, Op. 130
11. Serenata vana for Solo Guitar, Op. 183
12. Danza di bambole, Op. 171
13. Serenata spagnola for Solo Guitar, Op. 167
14. Mon capitan qui passe, Op. 99
15. Primo studio for Solo Guitar (Agilità dalla I alla IV posizione)
16. Secondo studio for Solo Guitar (Dalla I alla V posizione)
17. Terzo studio for Solo Guitar (Arpeggio)
18. Quarto studio for Solo Guitar
19. Quinto studio for Solo Guitar
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In Raffaele Calace’s considerable musical production – approximately 200 opus numbers – 9 pieces are for solo guitar, obviously not including his single composition for Hawaiian guitar, Piccolo fiore op. 168. This statistical datum takes on a greater importance if we consider that Calace’s other solo pieces were all for the two main instruments to which he devoted his existence, the mandolin and the cantabile lute: for these instruments he composed respectively 30 and 26 works, in addition to his handbooks, which are a fundamental point of reference for the modern teaching of these instruments. Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to consider this production unworthy of interest: it shows us the taste and charm of a period, and offers us compositions that are refined and far from commonplace. These pieces convey the emotions and intimacy of the romanticism that could be felt in drawing-room music, during the so-called “periodiche”, the musical gatherings in the Neapolitan middle-class homes. The young guitarist Roberto Guarnieri plays Calace's music on a precious 1936 "Mozzani” guitar part of the collection of the Modenese luthier Lorenzo Frignani.
01. Mazurka for Solo Guitar, Op. 107
02. Duettino d’amore, Op. 129
03. Silvia, Op. 181
04. Barcarola for Solo Guitar, Op. 100
05. Minuetto pomposo for Solo Guitar, Op. 173
06. Reginetta, Op. 109
07. Notturno for Solo Guitar, Op. 172
08. Serenatella for Solo Guitar, Op. 166
09. Valse lento for Solo Guitar, Op. 163
10. Piccolo Rondò Solo Guitar, Op. 130
11. Serenata vana for Solo Guitar, Op. 183
12. Danza di bambole, Op. 171
13. Serenata spagnola for Solo Guitar, Op. 167
14. Mon capitan qui passe, Op. 99
15. Primo studio for Solo Guitar (Agilità dalla I alla IV posizione)
16. Secondo studio for Solo Guitar (Dalla I alla V posizione)
17. Terzo studio for Solo Guitar (Arpeggio)
18. Quarto studio for Solo Guitar
19. Quinto studio for Solo Guitar
In Raffaele Calace’s considerable musical production – approximately 200 opus numbers – 9 pieces are for solo guitar, obviously not including his single composition for Hawaiian guitar, Piccolo fiore op. 168. This statistical datum takes on a greater importance if we consider that Calace’s other solo pieces were all for the two main instruments to which he devoted his existence, the mandolin and the cantabile lute: for these instruments he composed respectively 30 and 26 works, in addition to his handbooks, which are a fundamental point of reference for the modern teaching of these instruments. Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to consider this production unworthy of interest: it shows us the taste and charm of a period, and offers us compositions that are refined and far from commonplace. These pieces convey the emotions and intimacy of the romanticism that could be felt in drawing-room music, during the so-called “periodiche”, the musical gatherings in the Neapolitan middle-class homes. The young guitarist Roberto Guarnieri plays Calace's music on a precious 1936 "Mozzani” guitar part of the collection of the Modenese luthier Lorenzo Frignani.
Year 2022 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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