Eva Saladin, Daniel Rosin, Johannes Keller - Sonate Accademiche - An Anthology (2025) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Eva Saladin, Daniel Rosin, Johannes Keller
- Title: Sonate Accademiche - An Anthology
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Challenge Classics
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:05:23
- Total Size: 393 mb / 1.34 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Passagallo
02. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Capriccio Cromatico
03. Sonata I Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: V. Capriccio Secondo
04. Sonata IV Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Largo
05. Sonata IV Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: IV. Menuet 1711
06. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Ritornello
07. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Largo, e Nobile
08. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Capriccio Quarto
09. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Allegro
10. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Ritornello
11. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Giga
12. Sonata XI Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Capriccio
14. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Adagio, Ciaccona
Following the Pandolfi-Mealli's Sonatas disc (CC72948), Eva Saladin's second contribution to Challenge Classics catalogue is a collection of Sonatas by Veracini. Following Veracini's own suggestion, this is a personal selection of favourite movements from the twelve sonatas in the anthology.
Florentine, born Francesco Maria Veracini (1690-1786), was considered one of the greatest violin virtuosos of his day. Periods of residence in London, Dusseldorf, Venice, and Dresden brought the eccentric musician international fame. Amongst his extensive output, his Sonate Accademiche Op. 2 (London/Florence 1744) for violin and basso continuo are the best known today. The character of the Sonate Accademiche is defined by a peculiar combination of the intellectual, the virtuosic, and the highly expressive. Despite the technically demanding writing for the violin, Veracini's masterfully idiomatic approach to his own instrument means the virtuosity flows with a natural ease and playfulness.
The Sonate Accademiche collection is vast in terms of its length and variety. The sonatas do not adhere to the standard forms of the day, such as the Italian sonata da camera or sonata da chiesa. Veracini himself in his own preface: "... two, or even three movements, chosen at one's own discretion, are sufficient to form a sonata of appropriate length." Eva Saladin has applied Veracini's approach to the entire book, which allows her to choose contrasting parts of sonatas and to highlight the most interesting features of the music by combining individual movements into a flowing programme with connecting tonalities and a clear dramaturgy.
01. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Passagallo
02. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Capriccio Cromatico
03. Sonata I Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: V. Capriccio Secondo
04. Sonata IV Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Largo
05. Sonata IV Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: IV. Menuet 1711
06. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Ritornello
07. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Largo, e Nobile
08. Sonata III Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Capriccio Quarto
09. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: I. Allegro
10. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: II. Ritornello
11. Sonata VIII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Giga
12. Sonata XI Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Capriccio
14. Sonata XII Accademiche a Violino Solo e Basso Op. 2: III. Adagio, Ciaccona
Following the Pandolfi-Mealli's Sonatas disc (CC72948), Eva Saladin's second contribution to Challenge Classics catalogue is a collection of Sonatas by Veracini. Following Veracini's own suggestion, this is a personal selection of favourite movements from the twelve sonatas in the anthology.
Florentine, born Francesco Maria Veracini (1690-1786), was considered one of the greatest violin virtuosos of his day. Periods of residence in London, Dusseldorf, Venice, and Dresden brought the eccentric musician international fame. Amongst his extensive output, his Sonate Accademiche Op. 2 (London/Florence 1744) for violin and basso continuo are the best known today. The character of the Sonate Accademiche is defined by a peculiar combination of the intellectual, the virtuosic, and the highly expressive. Despite the technically demanding writing for the violin, Veracini's masterfully idiomatic approach to his own instrument means the virtuosity flows with a natural ease and playfulness.
The Sonate Accademiche collection is vast in terms of its length and variety. The sonatas do not adhere to the standard forms of the day, such as the Italian sonata da camera or sonata da chiesa. Veracini himself in his own preface: "... two, or even three movements, chosen at one's own discretion, are sufficient to form a sonata of appropriate length." Eva Saladin has applied Veracini's approach to the entire book, which allows her to choose contrasting parts of sonatas and to highlight the most interesting features of the music by combining individual movements into a flowing programme with connecting tonalities and a clear dramaturgy.
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