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Glossa Il Canto della Sirena

Name: Il Canto della Sirena
Brand: Glossa
Price: 19.07 GBP
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Choral

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During the early 1990s Antonio Florio made substantial discoveries in the field of Baroque repertoire from Naples. Glossa are delighted to be bringing back into circulation some of his earlier ground-breaking recordings, focusing here - with Il Canto della Sirena - on Neapolitan chamber cantatas from the 17th and early 18th centuries. These cantatas, often mini-operas in their own right, were originally designed to reproduce the theatrical experience away from the opera house; rich in local colour through the use of the Neapolitan language and characters (comic or otherwise), popular melodies and distinctive forms such as the follia. A prominent role is taken in this music by one special artist: the master of Neapolitan vocal delivery, tenor Pino De Vittorio. Across the 'songs of love and madness' on these three discs the strong presence is felt of leading Neapolitan composer Francesco Provenzale, whose reputation Antonio Florio has done so much to revive. Also through these chamber works, are to be found the following important names from the Neapolitan Baroque: Alessandro Scarlatti, Filippo Coppola, Michelangelo Faggioli and Simone Coya.

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Brand: Florio I Turchini

Item name: Il Canto della Sirena

Product Type: ABIS_MUSIC

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Brand: Glossa
Format: audioCD
Pack Size: 3 items
ASIN: B005NKRFR8
Category: CDs & Vinyl > Styles > Classical > Choral
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 01 November 2011
Listed Since: 28 September 2011

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Glossa Il Canto della Sirena

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