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I Disinvolti Utfasol Ensemble Lombardi - Vespro Della Beata Vergine - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Two young Italian ensembles join forces to revive a Vespers setting of the Venetian school dating from the year of Monteverdi's death. Regarded by musicologists as one of the leading Italian composers of the early seventeenth century, Giovanni Antonio Rigatti pursued the major part of his musical career in Venice, in the shadow of the 'divine Claudio'. The framework of this Vespro is taken from the 1643 collection Messa e Salmi ariosi a tre voci. The performing forces are unusual three male voices and basso continuo, with an ad libitum choir of instruments (cornetto and three trombones). An agile, inventive and expressive setting of the Office of Vespers, which stylistically owes a great deal to Monteverdi's Selva Morale e Spirituale, an undoubted source of inspiration for Rigatti. It contains thirteen unpublished pieces, here presented in their world premiere recording. Album Tracks 1. Intonazione del Sesto Tono 2. Deus in adiutorium, Versiculum 3. Domine ad adiuvandum 4. Dum esset rex, Antiphona 5. Dixit Dominus 6. Sonata a 4 7. Læva eius, Antiphona 8. Laudate pueri 9. Læva eius 10. Nigra sum, Antiphona 11. Lætatus sum 12. Vezzo di Perle Musicali~Nigra sum 13. Iam hiems transiit, Antiphona 14. Nisi Dominus 15. Ricercar Ottavo 16. Speciosa facta es, Antiphona 17. Lauda Ierusalem 18. Speciosa facta es, Antiphona 19. Ab initio, Capitulum 20. Ave Maris Stella 21. Dignare me / Da mihi, Versiculum & Responsorium 22. Beatam me dicent, Antiphona 23. Magnificat 24. Canzon l'Alcenagina sopra InchVestiva i colliInch 25. Concede nos famulos tuos, Oratio 26. Benedicamus Domino, Versiculum 27. Salve Regina 28. Plaudite manibus

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    Two young Italian ensembles join forces to revive a Vespers setting of the Venetian school dating from the year of Monteverdi's death. Regarded by musicologists as one of the leading Italian composers of the early seventeenth century, Giovanni Antonio Rigatti pursued the major part of his musical career in Venice, in the shadow of the 'divine Claudio'. The framework of this Vespro is taken from the 1643 collection Messa e Salmi ariosi a tre voci. The performing forces are unusual three male voices and basso continuo, with an ad libitum choir of instruments (cornetto and three trombones). An agile, inventive and expressive setting of the Office of Vespers, which stylistically owes a great deal to Monteverdi's Selva Morale e Spirituale, an undoubted source of inspiration for Rigatti. It contains thirteen unpublished pieces, here presented in their world premiere recording. Album Tracks 1. Intonazione del Sesto Tono 2. Deus in adiutorium, Versiculum 3. Domine ad adiuvandum 4. Dum esset rex, Antiphona 5. Dixit Dominus 6. Sonata a 4 7. Læva eius, Antiphona 8. Laudate pueri 9. Læva eius 10. Nigra sum, Antiphona 11. Lætatus sum 12. Vezzo di Perle Musicali~Nigra sum 13. Iam hiems transiit, Antiphona 14. Nisi Dominus 15. Ricercar Ottavo 16. Speciosa facta es, Antiphona 17. Lauda Ierusalem 18. Speciosa facta es, Antiphona 19. Ab initio, Capitulum 20. Ave Maris Stella 21. Dignare me / Da mihi, Versiculum & Responsorium 22. Beatam me dicent, Antiphona 23. Magnificat 24. Canzon l'Alcenagina sopra InchVestiva i colliInch 25. Concede nos famulos tuos, Oratio 26. Benedicamus Domino, Versiculum 27. Salve Regina 28. Plaudite manibus
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    I Disinvolti Utfasol Ensemble Lombardi
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    Vespro Della Beata Vergine
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    CD
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    Arcana Records
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