The rediscovery in recent years of the enormous catalogue of Nino Rota’s music held by the Cini Foundation in Venice is perhaps finally inverting an inversely proportional trend between the composer’s popularity as author of film music and as classical music composer. This recording presents his Concerto per violoncello with Enrico Bronzi, one of the greatest and most sensitive musicians of the new generation, playing the solo part and leading the excellent Musici di Parma also in the undisputedly neoclassic Concerto per Archi (presented here in the revised version from 1977). In the Trio con clarinetto of 1973, the magic sound of Alessandro Carbonare blends together with that of Bronzi and Miodini (who play together in the Trio di Parma).