Piccinini - Music for Archlute | Rosario Conte

Piccinini - Music for Archlute

by Rosario Conte

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1.	Toccata VIII 01:48	buy track
2.	Gagliarda IV per Ballare 02:10	buy track
3.	Corrente II 01:29	buy track
4.	Toccata Cromatica XII 04:30	buy track
5.	Toccata IIII 02:15	buy track
6.	Aria di Saravanda in varie partite 04:20	buy track
7.	Toccata XXIV 01:40	buy track
8.	Passacaglia 05:56	buy track
9.	Corrente X 02:01	buy track
10.	Toccata III 03:41	buy track
11.	Ricercare Musicale Primo 04:55	buy track
12.	Toccata VII 03:39	buy track
13.	Gagliarda I 01:27	buy track
14.	Corrente IX 01:22	buy track
15.	Toccata VI 02:49	buy track
16.	Gagliarda III 01:16	buy track
17.	Corrente VIII 01:24	buy track
18.	Saravanda alla Francese 02:19	buy track
19.	Ricercar Primo 02:28	buy track
20.	Toccata VIII 02:02	buy track
21.	Chiaccona Mariona alla vera Spagnola 06:00	buy track

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Rosario Conte, archlute: Italian Baroque music for archlute by Alessandro & Leonardo Piccinini

In this solo archlute recital, the Italian lutenist Rosario Conte plays works by Alessandro Piccinini and his son, Leonardo Maria Piccinini, in a most virtuosic and emotional interpretation. This recording offers an excitingly fresh view on Italian 17th Century repertoire (the pieces of this CD were published in 1623 and 1639). It does not only show the complexity and difficulty of the compositions, but rather discloses their deep beauty and grace, thus revealing the true humanistic background of this outstanding musical era. Recorded 2011 in the Convent of the Annunciation in Rovato, Italy.

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released May 2, 2018

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