Cantate Deo (a due tenori)
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Label: Alpha
Cat No: ALPHA535
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Vocal/Choral
Release Date: 25th November 2013
Contents
Artists
Marco BeasleyGuido Morini
Accordone
Artists
Marco BeasleyGuido Morini
Accordone
About
Marco Beasley offers us an original way to discover the Italian religious repertoire for two tenors of the nascent Baroque. In fact, he recorded these ‘sacred concerts for two voices’ alone, thanks to the technique of re-recording. A new dimension opens up to the listener thanks to the astonishing artistic coherence offered by this technique.
In addition, this recording will enable the discovery of numerous unjustly forgotten composers such as Donati, Caprioli, Giamberti, Sances et al., whose writing qualities are comparable to those of the great Monteverdi (represented here by the Salve Regina and Jubilet tota civitas). The programme is judiciously rounded off by three magnificent sonate da chiesa by Castello, Marini and Fontana.
On no account should this blockbuster disc be missed!
Track Listing:
01. Marini - Sonata Fuggi fuggi
02. Cima – Sonata
03. Sances - Stabat Mater
04. Cantabo di Grandi
05. Surexit pastor bonus
06. Fontana – Sonata
07. O beate Hieronime
08. Jubilet
09. Salve Regina – Caprioli
10. Cantate Deo
11. Virgo prudentissima
12. Ave maris stella
13. In te Domine speravi
14. Salve Regina – Monteverdi
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