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BAND/ARTIST: Giacomo Carletti
- Title: Paganini: 43 Ghiribizzi for Guitar
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Brilliant Classics
- Genre: Classical Guitar
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:58:31
- Total Size: 213 / 672 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Ghiribizzo No. 1, MS 43
02. Ghiribizzo No. 2, MS 43
03. Ghiribizzo No. 3, MS 43
04. Ghiribizzo No. 4, MS 43
05. Ghiribizzo No. 5, MS 43
06. Ghiribizzo No. 6, MS 43
07. Ghiribizzo No. 7, MS 43
08. Ghiribizzo No. 8, MS 43
09. Ghiribizzo No. 9, MS 43
10. Ghiribizzo No. 10, MS 43
11. Ghiribizzo No. 11, MS 43
12. Ghiribizzo No. 12, MS 43
13. Ghiribizzo No. 13, MS 43
14. Ghiribizzo No.14, MS 43
15. Ghiribizzo No. 15, MS 43
16. Ghiribizzo No. 16, MS 43. In cor più non mi Sento
17. Ghiribizzo No. 17, MS 43. Le Streghe
18. Ghiribizzo No. 18, MS 43
19. Ghiribizzo No. 19, MS 43
20. Ghiribizzo No. 20, MS 43. Là ci darem la Mano
21. Ghiribizzo No. 21, MS 43
22. Ghiribizzo No. 22, MS 43
23. Ghiribizzo No. 23, MS 43
24. Ghiribizzo No. 24, MS 43
25. Ghiribizzo No. 25, MS 43
26. Ghiribizzo No. 26, MS 43
27. Ghiribizzo No. 27, MS 43
28. Ghiribizzo No. 28, MS 43
29. Ghiribizzo No. 29, MS 43
30. Ghiribizzo No. 30, MS 43
31. Ghiribizzo No. 31, MS 43. Minuetto
32. Ghiribizzo No. 32, MS 43
33. Ghiribizzo No. 33, MS 43
34. Ghiribizzo No. 34, MS 43
35. Ghiribizzo No. 35, MS 43
36. Ghiribizzo No. 36, MS 43
37. Ghiribizzo No. 37, MS 43
38. Ghiribizzo No. 38, MS 43
39. Ghiribizzo No. 39, MS 43
40. Ghiribizzo No. 40, MS 43
41. Ghiribizzo No. 41, MS 43
42. Ghiribizzo No. 42, MS 43
43. Ghiribizzo No. 43, MS 43
A new recording of Paganini’s eccentric ‘diary of invention’ for guitar by a young Italian musician with a fast-growing reputation in both rock and classical genres.
Giacomo Carletti took up the guitar at the age of 13, initially playing electric. Impressed by his talent, the composer Edoardo Catemario encouraged Carletti to take up the classical guitar. He now makes his career as a busy recitalist with the classical instrument while keeping up his pop and rock connections by playing electric guitar in several bands.
As Carletti remarks in his booklet essay for his debut album on Brilliant Classics, the 43 Ghiribizzi by Paganini stand as a testament to his musical ingenuity and sense of fun. They present a showcase for his technical prowess but also reveal a lighter side to the virtuoso often caricatured as a dark and forbidding figure.
The term Ghiribizzo is defined in Italian as an ‘Idea bizzarra, capriccio improvviso’. Many less than a minute long, the 43 sketches sometimes start and stop abruptly; some are hardly more than tunes, others are eccentric fantasies. Many of them are based on existing material – not only the Mozart aria ‘Là ci darem la mano’ from Don Giovanni, which Paganini acknowledges in the score, but other tunes he picked up on the way, popular and folkloristic, often anonymous in origin.
No.37 of the collection has an esspecially rich back-story: a fond musical memory of Paganini's meeting with Rossini in Naples, in 1820. The piece, divided into two parts, bears Rossini's name at the bottom of the first 16 bars, and Paganini's at the bottom of the next 16, perhaps as a recollection of a game where they improvised together.
‘in recording the Ghiribizzi,’ says Carletti, ‘I wanted to bring out the eccentric and eclectic character of the composer. I try to imagine Paganini as a rock virtuoso of nowadays and treat his music accordingly.’
01. Ghiribizzo No. 1, MS 43
02. Ghiribizzo No. 2, MS 43
03. Ghiribizzo No. 3, MS 43
04. Ghiribizzo No. 4, MS 43
05. Ghiribizzo No. 5, MS 43
06. Ghiribizzo No. 6, MS 43
07. Ghiribizzo No. 7, MS 43
08. Ghiribizzo No. 8, MS 43
09. Ghiribizzo No. 9, MS 43
10. Ghiribizzo No. 10, MS 43
11. Ghiribizzo No. 11, MS 43
12. Ghiribizzo No. 12, MS 43
13. Ghiribizzo No. 13, MS 43
14. Ghiribizzo No.14, MS 43
15. Ghiribizzo No. 15, MS 43
16. Ghiribizzo No. 16, MS 43. In cor più non mi Sento
17. Ghiribizzo No. 17, MS 43. Le Streghe
18. Ghiribizzo No. 18, MS 43
19. Ghiribizzo No. 19, MS 43
20. Ghiribizzo No. 20, MS 43. Là ci darem la Mano
21. Ghiribizzo No. 21, MS 43
22. Ghiribizzo No. 22, MS 43
23. Ghiribizzo No. 23, MS 43
24. Ghiribizzo No. 24, MS 43
25. Ghiribizzo No. 25, MS 43
26. Ghiribizzo No. 26, MS 43
27. Ghiribizzo No. 27, MS 43
28. Ghiribizzo No. 28, MS 43
29. Ghiribizzo No. 29, MS 43
30. Ghiribizzo No. 30, MS 43
31. Ghiribizzo No. 31, MS 43. Minuetto
32. Ghiribizzo No. 32, MS 43
33. Ghiribizzo No. 33, MS 43
34. Ghiribizzo No. 34, MS 43
35. Ghiribizzo No. 35, MS 43
36. Ghiribizzo No. 36, MS 43
37. Ghiribizzo No. 37, MS 43
38. Ghiribizzo No. 38, MS 43
39. Ghiribizzo No. 39, MS 43
40. Ghiribizzo No. 40, MS 43
41. Ghiribizzo No. 41, MS 43
42. Ghiribizzo No. 42, MS 43
43. Ghiribizzo No. 43, MS 43
A new recording of Paganini’s eccentric ‘diary of invention’ for guitar by a young Italian musician with a fast-growing reputation in both rock and classical genres.
Giacomo Carletti took up the guitar at the age of 13, initially playing electric. Impressed by his talent, the composer Edoardo Catemario encouraged Carletti to take up the classical guitar. He now makes his career as a busy recitalist with the classical instrument while keeping up his pop and rock connections by playing electric guitar in several bands.
As Carletti remarks in his booklet essay for his debut album on Brilliant Classics, the 43 Ghiribizzi by Paganini stand as a testament to his musical ingenuity and sense of fun. They present a showcase for his technical prowess but also reveal a lighter side to the virtuoso often caricatured as a dark and forbidding figure.
The term Ghiribizzo is defined in Italian as an ‘Idea bizzarra, capriccio improvviso’. Many less than a minute long, the 43 sketches sometimes start and stop abruptly; some are hardly more than tunes, others are eccentric fantasies. Many of them are based on existing material – not only the Mozart aria ‘Là ci darem la mano’ from Don Giovanni, which Paganini acknowledges in the score, but other tunes he picked up on the way, popular and folkloristic, often anonymous in origin.
No.37 of the collection has an esspecially rich back-story: a fond musical memory of Paganini's meeting with Rossini in Naples, in 1820. The piece, divided into two parts, bears Rossini's name at the bottom of the first 16 bars, and Paganini's at the bottom of the next 16, perhaps as a recollection of a game where they improvised together.
‘in recording the Ghiribizzi,’ says Carletti, ‘I wanted to bring out the eccentric and eclectic character of the composer. I try to imagine Paganini as a rock virtuoso of nowadays and treat his music accordingly.’
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