Cybele 200403 2003

16bit 44.1kHz Stereo Classical music Baroque music Renaissance music 58:32

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Vivi felice!

Contributors

Jeremias SchwarzerRecorder playerEgon MihajlovicHarpsichordist / Organist

Composers

Alessandro Scarlatti · Andrea Antico da Montona · Antonio de Cabezón · Arcangelo Corelli · Bernardo Pasquini · Codex Faenza · Diego Ortiz · Domenico Scarlatti · Francesco Rognoni · Francisco Correa de Arauxo · Gian Paolo Cima

Short description

Vivi felice! – Live happily! – brings together music from the fifteenth to the eighteenth century from Italy, Spain and Dalmatia. Jeremias Schwarzer and Egon Mihajlovic combine recorder, harpsichord and organ in a Mediterranean programme of dance, variation and virtuosic diminution.

Specifications

Catalogue number
Cybele 200403
Year of release
2003
Genre
Classical music
Period
Baroque music, Renaissance music
Instrumentation
Recorder, Harpsichord, Chamber music
Label
Cybele Records
Barcode
809548007621
GTIN
4068992491226
Booklet (pages)
28

Track listing

20 tracks · 58:32

  1. 01 Partite sopra la Aria della Follia da Espagna Composer: Bernardo Pasquini (1637-1710) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:23
  2. 02 Ricercare Nr. 19 / Lib. I [Liuto in La] Composer: Andrea Antico da Montona (1470-1540) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 0:58
  3. 03 Aquila altera Composer: Codex Faenza (15. Jahrhundert) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 2:34
  4. 04 Tiento del Primer Tono I Composer: Antonio de Cabezon (1510-1566) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 2:03
  5. 05 Siguense Tres Glosas sobre el Canto Llano de La Immaculada Concepcion ['Todo el mundo en general'] Composer: Francisco Correa de Arauxo (1576-1654) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 2:17
  6. 06 Tiento del Primer Tono II Composer: Antonio de Cabezon (1510-1566) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 6:00
  7. 07 Variazioni sulla 'Follia di Spagna' Composer: Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 6:14
  8. 08 Recercada sobre 'Doulce memoire' (Sandrin) Composer: Diego Ortiz (1510-1570) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 4:18
  9. 09 Ave Maris Stella Composer: Codex Faenza (15. Jahrhundert) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:51
  10. 10 Tiento de medio registro de baxon de VI. Tono Composer: Francisco Correa de Arauxo (1576-1654) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 3:09
  11. 11 Sonata in d Composer: Gian Paolo Cima (1570-1622) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 4:06
  12. 12 Sonata e-Moll – Grave Composer: Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:36
  13. 13 Sonata e-Moll – Allegro Composer: Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 3:00
  14. 14 Sonata e-Moll – Grave Composer: Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:18
  15. 15 Sonata e-Moll – Allegro Composer: Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:26
  16. 16 Diminution sopra 'Vestiva i colli' (Palestrina) Composer: Francesco Rognoni (1585-1624) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 4:21
  17. 17 Frottola [Libro I/44] Non è tempo d'aspetare Composer: Andrea Antico da Montona (1470-1540) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 0:55
  18. 18 Frottola Segua pur chi vuol amore – nek, tko hoce, ljubav slijedi Composer: Andrea Antico da Montona (1470-1540) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 1:07
  19. 19 La Follia Composer: Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 9:05
  20. 20 Frottola [Libro I/55], A la guerra, a la guerra – U boj, u boj, u rat, ljuti! Composer: Andrea Antico da Montona (1470-1540) Performers: Jeremias Schwarzer, Egon Mihajlovic 0:51

Description

The motto Vivi felice! gives this programme its cheerful, open basic tone. Music from Italy, Spain and Dalmatia leads through three centuries and combines dances, frottole, variations on Follia, diminutions and Spanish organ music in a colourful Mediterranean panorama.

The selection does not follow chronology alone, but the relationships between rhythm, melody and timbre. Italian, Iberian and Dalmatian traditions meet in related gestures: in the interplay of vocal line and dance impulse, in freely expansive ornamentation and in a delight in contrasting instrumental colours.

Jeremias Schwarzer and Egon Mihajlovic shape this music as a flexible chamber-musical dialogue. The recorder enters into ever-new tonal relationships with harpsichord or organ, at times as a singing voice, at times almost as an additional register. The recording preserves its historical grounding while speaking with immediate joy in performance.