傑蘇瓦多與拿坡里 牧歌集 阿列山德里尼 Alessandrini Stravagante Napoli

專輯類型： 1CD

發行年份： 2025

國際條碼： 3700187686772

音樂廠牌： naive

奢豪的想法 - 傑蘇瓦多與拿坡里, 16,17世紀牧歌集

里納多.阿列山德里尼 指揮

義大利協奏團

Within of the discography of Concerto Italiano, a group celebrated for its exploration of the madrigal repertoire —its complete survey of Monteverdi's Madrigali, begun in 1993, finished in 2021 and collected together in a ninedisc box, OP7547, is perhaps its most remarkable achievement—one name remains strangely absent, that of Carlo Gesualdo, touched on only in 2000 in O dolorosa gioia (Opus 111, OPS 30-238).

With Stravagante pensiero, Rinaldo Alessandrini hardly goes any further. In this new chapter documenting the madrigal genre, the Roman musician takes from the master of Venosa only the intriguing Asciugate i begl’occhi (Book V). On this new recording the five singers revel in its harmonic slippings and slidings.

Rinaldo Alessandrini prefers to place Gesualdo within a more general context, one from which exploded an amazingly diverse rethinking of musical aesthetics in Italy at the beginning of the seventeenth century. Gesualdo was no isolated revolutionary. He was the product of an intellectually simmering landscape in which reinvention was crucial.

1 Scipione Lacorcia fl. 1590–1620 | Stravagante pensiero (Madrigals, Book III – 1620)

2 Carlo Gesualdo 1566–1613 | Asciugate i begl’occhi (Madrigals, Book V – 1611)

3 Luzzasco Luzzaschi ca. 1545–1607 | Ecco o dolce, o gradita (Madrigals, Book V – 1595)

4 Alfonso Fontanelli 1557–1622 | Ah, chi mi rompe il sonno (Madrigals, Book I – 1595)

5 Tommaso Pecci 1576–1604/1606 | Ahi, che il mio cor si fugge (Madrigals, Book I – 1602)

6 Vincenzio Macedonio fl. 1603–1606 | Crudelissima donna (Madrigals, Book I – 1603)

7 Ascanio Mayone ca. 1565–1627 | Fuggi, fuggi oh mio core! (Madrigals, Book I – 1604)

8 Bernardo Bolognini fl. 1570–1605 | Tu ti lagni al mio pianto (Madrigals, Book I – 1604)

9 Francesco Genuino ca. 1580/1585–before 1633 | Ohime - grida Sileno (Madrigals, Book II – 1605)

10 Giovanni Del Turco 1577–1647 | Altro non e’l mio amore (from Da Gagliano’s “Madrigals, Book III” – 1605)

11 Scipione Dentice 1560–1633 | Parlo, miser, o taccio? (Madrigals, Book V – 1607)

12 Francesco Lambardi 1587–1642 | All’ombra degli allori (from “Teatro de Madrigali” – 1609)

13 Crescenzio Salzilli | Ahi dolor, che m’occidi (Madrigals, Book II – 1611)

14 Giovanni Maria Trabaci ca. 1575–1647 | Donna, vorrei pur dirvi (Madrigals, Book II – 1611)

15 Giovanni De Macque 1548/1550–1614 | Quella vermiglia rosa (Madrigals, Book VI – 1613)

16 Scipione Lacorcia | Misero me, son morto ... Ahi, tu m’hai ferito (Madrigals, Book II – 1616)

17 Agostino Agresta ca. 1575/1585–1617 | Pargoletta e colei (Madrigals, Book I – 1617)

18 Antonio Demetrio 16th-17th century | Se l’ardor che mi strugge (Madrigals, Book I – 1618)

19 Pomponio Nenna 1556–1613 | Incenerito e’l petto (Madrigals, Book VIII – 1618)

20 Ettore Della Marra ca. 1570–1634 | Misero, che farò? (from Lacorcia’s “Madrigals, Book III” – 1620)