Cantica Symphonia
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The voices are extraordinarily well matched and this CD continues Glossa's tradition of recording with a single microphone pair. The sound is considered and mellow, yet each individual moment... —
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Gramophone Awards, 2016, Shortlisted - Early Music
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Monteverdi: Vespro della beata Vergine (1610)
Recorded at Basilica di San Maurizio, Pinerolo, Italy, in September and October 2016
La Compagnia del Madrigale, Cantica Symphonia, La Pifarescha, Giuseppe Maletto
In the large choral items such as Nisi Dominus we are met with a magisterial and uplifting wall of sound, amply supported by a jamboree of instruments from the group La Pifarescha. The solo... —
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Stella Del Nostro Mar
Past and present reflections of the Marian inspiration
Cantica Symphonia, Giuseppe Maletto
The vocal quartet's tone is gentle and not overly assertive… at its best the results are very satisfying. Isaac's setting of the popular Alma redemptoris chant is glowingly done, and incidentally... —
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Just how fine are the singers on this recording can be gauged from the last track… Cantica Symphonia's performance of his final setting of Ave regina celorum is extraordinarily moving, the... —
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Costanzo Festa: Mottetti
Alberto Allegrezza (tenor), Daniele Carnovich (bass), Laura Fabris (soprano), Elisa Franzetti (soprano), Fabio Furnari (tenor), Ermanno Lo Gatto (baritone), Gianluigi Ghiringhelli (alto), Roberta Giua (soprano), Paolo Issoglio (baritone), Fabrizio Longo (tenor), Guiseppe Maletto (tenor), Sveva Martin...
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