L Marchesi - A Souvenir from London: Arias for Soprano
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Label: Glossa
Cat No: GCD923531
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 6th May 2022
Contents
Works
Duet in C major for 2 cellos, op.5 no.1Dusikova, Katerina Veronika Anna
Piano Sonata in F major 'Adeste fideles', op.2A New Introduction and a Piemontois Air with Variations
Ariette (6), op.1
Ariette (6), op.2
Artists
Francesca Cassinari (soprano)Stile Galante
Conductor
Stefano AresiWorks
Duet in C major for 2 cellos, op.5 no.1Dusikova, Katerina Veronika Anna
Piano Sonata in F major 'Adeste fideles', op.2A New Introduction and a Piemontois Air with Variations
Ariette (6), op.1
Ariette (6), op.2
Artists
Francesca Cassinari (soprano)Stile Galante
Conductor
Stefano AresiAbout
Accompanied by soprano Francesca Cassinari, Stile Galante is now going back to this extraordinary musician and presents his work as a composer of chamber vocal music. Marchesi published during his stay in London two different collections of ariettas with fortepiano and harp accompaniment.
The Ariette opp. 1 & 2 are sweet musical cameos dominated by remarkable elegance. They perfectly embody the taste of the time and represent Marchesi’s wish to use his popularity as an opera singer to push in front of the audience a more all-round image of himself as an artist.
The programme is rounded off with brilliant instrumental pieces for fortepiano and harps by female composers Anne-Marie Krumpholz (1766–1824) and Veronika Rosalia Dusíková Cianchettini (1769–1833) who worked with Marchesi in London.
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