Costanzi
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New. Salterio obbligato
Arias and instrumental music with salterio from 18th-century Italy
Christian Dietz, Elisabeth Seitz, nuovo aspetto, Valer Barna-Sabadus, Franz Vitzthum, Manfred Bittner
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Giovanni Battista Costanzi: Cello Symphonies
Giovanni Sollima (cello), Monika Leskovar (cello) & Gianluca Ubaldi (timpani & tamburello)
Arianna Art Ensemble Sollima
[Sollima] is a consummate performer-acrobat, whose fiery physicality no dizzying speed nor vaulting elaboration can challenge…if the G major is a gem of Corellian civility, flecked with Sollima’s... —
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BBC Music Magazine, July 2017, Concerto Choice
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Arias for Domenico Gizzi
A star castrato in Baroque Rome
Roberta Invernizzi (soprano)
I Turchini, Antonio Florio
Invernizzi is sovereign, commanding the band with the authority of an absolute ruler. Her execution dazzles through its seeming ease, as even fiendishly difficult passages yield to her delight... —
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Special offer. The Lady from the Sea: Duos for Violin and Cello from Vivaldi to Sollima
Giovanni Sollima (cello), Chiara Zanisi
These duos for violin and cello are a smorgasbord of delights; the new works by Giovanni Sollima sit beautifully alongside scots folk tunes, Vivaldi sonatas and more. A timeless set. —
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Costanzi: Cantata per Natale
Silvia Frigato (soprano), Elena Biscuola (contralto), Alessio Tosi (tenor)
Gambe di Legno
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Costanzi: Cello Sonatas
Giovanni Sollima (cello), Monika Leskovar (cello), Arianna Art Ensemble: Andrea Rigano (cello), Paolo Rigano (archlute), Cinzia Guarino (harpsichord)
Master of the Choir at St Peter’s, Rome in the 18th Century, little of Constanzi’s work is recorded. The stylish performances accompanied by excellent programme notes make this a worthwhile... —
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