Sardelli: 6 Sonate A Tre
Stefano Bruni, Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violins), Lorenzo Parravicini, Bettina Hoffmann (cellos), Paola Talamini (organ)
The playing is disciplined, warm, lyrical, and suffused with Vivaldi’s spirit, as channeled through Sardelli.
Sardelli: 6 Sonate A Tre
Stefano Bruni, Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violins), Lorenzo Parravicini, Bettina Hoffmann (cellos), Paola Talamini (organ)
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The playing is disciplined, warm, lyrical, and suffused with Vivaldi’s spirit, as channeled through Sardelli.
About
Following on the success of his instrumental music (5 star in Diapason) and Sacred Music this new recording presents “Sonate a tre”, Trio Sonatas for two violins, cello and a continuo of cello and organ, composed in Baroques style by present day composer and conductor Federico Maria Sardelli.
• Sardelli is one of the foremost conductors of Baroque music; his pioneering performances with his group Modo Antiquo have received glowing reviews in the international press. As a composer he has been inspired by the great Baroque masters, notably Vivaldi, and his compositions in this style seem to have been penned with a goose quill in 18th century Venice. His works are no dry exercises on the basis of the rules of the day, but are vibrant, alive, bursting with energy, passion and brilliance.
• The liner notes in the booklet are in both English and Italian.
Contents and tracklist
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Lorenzo Parravicini (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Bettina Hoffmann (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Bettina Hoffmann (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Lorenzo Parravicini (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Lorenzo Parravicini (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
- Stefano Bruni (violin), Giovanni Battista Scarpa (violin), Lorenzo Parravicini (cello), Paola Talamini (organ)
Awards and reviews
January/February 2020
The playing is disciplined, warm, lyrical, and suffused with Vivaldi’s spirit, as channeled through Sardelli.