Special offer. Tristes Erant Apostoli
Cappella Neapolitana, Antonio Florio
The Eucharist solo motet Sacramento laudes is sung with purling fluidity by alto Marta Fumagalli, although the violin band’s uneven raggedness takes a while to resolve...A brief five-voice Easter...
Special offer. Tristes Erant Apostoli
Cappella Neapolitana, Antonio Florio
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The Eucharist solo motet Sacramento laudes is sung with purling fluidity by alto Marta Fumagalli, although the violin band’s uneven raggedness takes a while to resolve...A brief five-voice Easter...
About
World Premiere Recording (all tracks except for Stabat mater). Features sacred music celebrating Easter week by 17th century Neapolitan composer Antonio Nola. It also includes a work by his contemporary Pietro Marchitelli. This recording was made during the 2019 edition of the Misteria Paschalia Festival in Krakóv. Antonio Florio Florio is an internationally acclaimed specialist of this repertoire and artistic director of the Krakóv Festival. Latin texts included.
Contents and tracklist
- Marta Fumagalli (alto)
- Cappella Neapolitana
- Antonio Florio
- Anna Zawisza (soprano), Marta Fumagalli (alto), Alessio Tosi (tenor), Giuseppe Naviglio (bass)
- Cappella Neapolitana
- Antonio Florio
- Alessandro Ciccolini (violin)
- Cappella Neapolitana
- Antonio Florio
- Alessio Tosi (tenor), Leslie Visco (soprano)
- Cappella Neapolitana
- Antonio Florio
Awards and reviews
November 2020
The Eucharist solo motet Sacramento laudes is sung with purling fluidity by alto Marta Fumagalli, although the violin band’s uneven raggedness takes a while to resolve...A brief five-voice Easter motet Tristes erant Apostoli is uninteresting but a solemn four-voice Stabat mater (Holy Week 1699) is outstanding.
