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Tasto Solo, Guillermo Pérez: Eros et Subtilitas (24/44 FLAC)

Tasto Solo, Guillermo Pérez:  Eros et Subtilitas (24/44 FLAC)
Tasto Solo, Guillermo Pérez: Eros et Subtilitas (24/44 FLAC)

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Composer: Jacob Arcadelt, MS Castell’Arquato, Domenico Maria Ferrabosco, J. Gero, Vincenzo Ruffo, Philippe Verdelot
Performer: Tasto Solo, Anne-Kathryn Olsen, Riccardo Pisami, Bertrand Cuiller, Berengere Sardin, Pau Marco, Bor Zuljan, Guillermo Pérez
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: Alia Vox
Catalogue: AV9952
Release: 2023
Size: 675 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: cover

01. Ruffo: La Gamba
02. Verdelot: Dormendo un giorno
03. Ruffo: Dormendo un giorno (instrumental version)
04. Ruffo: Dormendo un giorno, a 2
05. Ruffo: Pavana in Sol
06. anon.: Saltarello in Sol
07. Ruffo, Arcadelt: Quand’io penso al martire
08. Gero: Madonna io v’amo
09. anon.: Ricercare in La
10. Ruffo: Lieti felici spirti
11. anon.: Pavana
12. anon.: Saltarello in Re
13. Ruffo: Gentil mia donna
14. anon.: Ricercare in Sol
15. Ferrabosco: Io mi sono gioveneta
16. Ruffo: O felici occhi miei
17. Ruffo: O felici occhi miei (instrumental version)
18. Ruffo: La Disperata
19. Ruffo, Janequin: Martin menoit
20. anon.: Pavana II
21. anon.: Saltarello in Ut
22. Ruffo: El Cromato
23. Ruffo, Arcadelt: Da bei rami scendea

Under the label Alia Vox Diversa , Jordi Savall invites the ensemble Tasto Solo, founded in 2006, whose first albums were critically acclaimed : Diapason d’or, Amadeus “CD du Mois”, Ritmo & Audio Clásica “Excellent”, Pizzicato “Supersonic”, Scherzo “Exception- Nel”, France Musique “Coup de Coeur”… It brings us back to the Europe of the XVIIth Century , which experienced an unparalleled development of treatises about the art of instru- mental and vocal performance. Italy was the epic enter of a new style derived from the world of dance. This album revolves mainly around the work of composer Vincenzo Ruffo and his contemporaries. The instruments used in the present recording are typical of the Italian culture of the early Renaissance in chamber music : a small harpsichord without damper in the upper register, a simple harp, a viola da gamba and a lute.

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