Severino Zannerini - Marinella (1873) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Lo Spazzacamino 2. L'abandonée 3. Ad Una Stella 4. L'esule 5. More, Elisa, Lo Stanco Poeta 6. Il Brigidino 7. Il Poveretto 8. Stornello 9. La Preghiera Del Poeta 10. La Zingara 11. Brindisi 12. L'abbandonata 13. Brindisi 14. Il Mistero 15. Non T'accostare All'urna 16. Chi I Bei Di M'adduce Ancora 17. In Solitaria Stanza 18. Nell'orror Di Notte Oscura 19. Il Tramonto 20. Perduta Ho la Pace 21. La Seduzione 22. Deh Pietoso, O Addolorata 23. Cupo E Il Sepolcro E Mutolo 24. E la Vita D'un Mar D'affanni 25. Barcarola 26. Ciel Pietoso 27. Sgombra, O Gentil 28. Pietà Signor 29. Ave Maria

Biagio Marini (Brescia, 1594 - Venice, 1663) now is remembered not only as one of the most famous violin virtuosos of his time and an innovator of instrumental music, but also as a masterly composer of vocal pieces, both sacred and profane. The Concertos op. 7 reveal the composer's mastery. Adopting some traditional forms of the profane music of the Renaissance, such as the canto a ballo and the romanesca, and using ritornellos and refrains interspersed with different formal systematisations (nos. 1 and 5), Marini created complex, dynamic pieces, achieving a splendid synthesis of all the composition elements. These stylistic features that were typical of Marini's work arose and developed on the basis of his everyday musical life, in which he was active not only as a composer, but also as an instrumentalist and singer. The Costanzo Porta ensemble from Cremona, directed by Antonio Greco supported by the instrumental ensemble Cremona Antiqua, performs here for the first time this previously unknown collection of madrigals including texts, by famous poets of the time, inspired by themes and subjects from the pastoral poetry from the early seventeenth century. These are superbly put on music using InchmadrigalismsInch that, a part for the voices, are extended to the accompanying instruments. Album Tracks 1. Ecco a Cinzia a 6 Voci E 6 Strumenti 2. Ahi Filli a 5 Voci E Basso Continuo 3. Non Lagrimar a 2 Violini, 2 Voci E Basso Continuo 4. O Dolcissime a 6 Voci E 6 Strumenti 5. Delt Come Ancor a 6 Voci E 6 Strumenti 6. Ridon Le Piagge a 4 Voci E Basso Continuo 7. Crudel Tu Voi Partire a 6 Voci E 6 Strumenti 8. Donna Mi Chiami a 4 Voci E Basso Continuo 9. Tu Pur Partisti a 5 Voci E Basso Continuo 10. Tirinto Mio a 6 Voci E 6 Strumenti 11. Credetel Voi a 4 Voci E Basso Continuo 12. A Dio Begli Occhi a 5 Voci E Basso Continuo 13. La Bella Erminia a

The Crown is a drama television series, created and written by Peter Morgan and produced by Left Bank Pictures and Sony Pictures Television for Netflix Original. The show is a biographical story about the early reign of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. Reception to the series was overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising cast performances, direction, writing, cinematography, production values, and relatively accurate historical accounts of Queen Elizabeth's reign. The Crown has received many awards and nominations, including all seven drama categories at the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards in 2021 and two at the 2017 Golden Globes, including Best Television Series Drama. The third season features an entirely new cast of acclaimed actors taking over the very famous royal roles. In addition to a new cast, the music to The Crown - Season 3 is composed by Martin Phipps, who has previously composed soundtracks for Black Mirror and Peaky Blinders. This neo-minimalistic score makes use of different tempos, string-based undertones and brass chorus lines. From the darkly moody 'Black Widow' to the eerily beautiful 'Aberfan' the skillfully constructed 16-track score evokes the turbulence of both the times and inner lives of the Windsor family, while remaining eminently listenable on it's own. The Crown Season 3 is available on black vinyl. Album Tracks 1. New Queen 2. Black Widow 3. The Establishment 4. Charles 5. Aberfan 6. Sisters 7. Philip 8. Simple Harp 9. Stretched Choir 10. Bodies 11. Roddy 12. Princess 13. Mountbatten 14. Alice 15. Man on the Moon 16. Better for Everyone