Buonamente - L’e’ tanto tempo hormai (Sonatas, canzonas and sinfonias)
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Label: Brilliant Classics
Cat No: 94478
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 10th December 2012
Contents
Works
Canzon a 4Canzon quinta a 4
Canzon terza a 4
L'e' tanto tempo hormai
Sinfonia seconda detta la Rovetta
Sinfonia terza detta la Sagreda
Sonata decima sopra 'Cavaletto zoppo'
Sonata nona sopra 'Quello e' quel loco'
Sonata prima a 2
Sonata prima a 3
Sonata quarta
Sonata quinta
Sonata sesta sopra 'Rugiero'
Sonata terza a 2
Artists
Laura PontecorvoHelianthus Ensemble
Works
Canzon a 4Canzon quinta a 4
Canzon terza a 4
L'e' tanto tempo hormai
Sinfonia seconda detta la Rovetta
Sinfonia terza detta la Sagreda
Sonata decima sopra 'Cavaletto zoppo'
Sonata nona sopra 'Quello e' quel loco'
Sonata prima a 2
Sonata prima a 3
Sonata quarta
Sonata quinta
Sonata sesta sopra 'Rugiero'
Sonata terza a 2
Artists
Laura PontecorvoHelianthus Ensemble
About
This disc, inspired by a collection of instruments that were left to the Sacro Convento by Abbot Rivi in 1704, includes a selection of pieces from volumes IV, VI and VII of Buonamente’s instrumental music.
The first three volumes of this collection were lost, and the surviving volumes of the original collection were destroyed by fire at the Wroclaw library in Poland, where they had been housed. The pieces on this disc were chosen with the intent of using the instruments that Abbot Rivi had bequeathed to the Sacro Convento, along with the violin, theorbo, cello, organ and harpsichord, which records show were also present at the convent.
Laura Pontecorvo, a baroque flute specialist, has played first flute with the Concerto Italiano and regularly collaborates with ensembles such as Accademia Bizantina, Divino Sospiro, Europa Galante and Accordone, L’Arte dell’arco. She has performed as a soloist all over the world and has recorded for several record labels, including Opus 111 and Stradivarius. She is joined on the recording by the Helianthus Ensemble.
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