Castello, D - Sonata Ottavi
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Castello & Co: Venetian Sonatas for Winds and Strings
Kathryn Cok (harpsichord & organ), Wouter Verschuren (dulcian), Adam Woolf (alto and tenor trombone), Bjarte Eike, Aira Maria Lehtipuu (violin) & Jamie Savan (cornetto and cornetto muto)
The combination of instruments – mainly harpsichord, dulcian and high or low trombone, with violins and cornetts joining in for some works – may sound unpromising but proves varied and spirited.... —
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Italian Music For Virtuosi
La Dada Amsterdam - Han Tol (recorder), David Mings (dulcian), Patrick Ayrton (harpsichord & organ)
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Mille Consigli
17th Century Italian Violin Sonatas
Ensemble Aurora: Enrico Gatti (violin), Elena Bianchi (dulcian), Gabriele Palomba (theorbo) & Fabio Ciofini (organ)
Strident and flavoursome, and mostly highly effective...Impressive playing —
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the Leupold Trio here brings the role of the chitarrone as an effective continuo instrument to the fore...Wouter Minder's combination of elegance and outrageousness in the Gabrielli and Vivaldi,... —
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Sonatas By Castello & Fontana
John Holloway (violin), Jane Gower (dulcian) & Lars Ulrik Mortensen (harpsichord)
just hearing the music itself, regardless of this infectious, quick-witted performance, is a revelation. Although the Castello feels like the most important work on this disc, the sonatas of... —
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