Wig Society Chamber Music Ensemble - Galant Night Fever - Quartets, Trio & Duet for flute, strings & - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Rossi, Lotti Madrigals Alan Curtis, Number of Discs 1 Alan Curtis's recording of Rossi's Madrigals and Lotti's Madrigals is the newest addition to the Veritas x2 series. Veritas x2 is a series from Virgin Classics devoted to landmark recordings of early Baroque music. Although Rossi was famed as an outstanding violinist and keyboard artist, his reputation also rests on his audacious madrigals, which was inspired by Carlo Gesualdo. Lotti's madrigals are considered a bridge between the established Baroque and emerging Classical styles. Alan Curtis leads the Il Complesso Barocco in this recording.

?Newly signed on with naïve, the Korean pianist Yeol Eum Son immerses herself in the limitless whimsical imagination of Mozart's sonatas, and with this complete collection takes us on a voyage in a land of contrasts. Yeol Eum Son has always been drawn to Mozart's style, in her heart and in her fingers, and maintains a special relationship with his music. She likes to translate from this language, which she considers her mother tongue, the incredible ability to express different worlds, atmospheres and feeling. InchHis music,Inch she says, Inchspeaks of both sunshine and eternal night, extremes of heat and cold, elegance and farce, Lolita and Madonna.Inch

Bartolomeo Campagnoli (1751-1827) was a violinist by training, who worked in the courts and capitals of Baroque-era Europe, with posts in Rome, Dresden, and then (from 1797 to 1818) in Leipzig, where he was leader of the venerable Gewandhaus Orchestra.He learned his trade with famous Italian musicians Tartini and Nardini. Campagnoli claimed for himself Inchthe German learnedness with Italian soulInch, and his works abound in lyrical melodies set into the firm musical structures of the First Viennese School.This 3-CD set presents string quartets, flute quartets, and duos for flute & violin, highly attractive works in prevailing light and lyrical mood.Performed in historically informed performance practice by the Ensemble Symposium, the Ensemble Il Demetrio, and Stefano Parrino (flute) and Francesco Parrino (violin).Recordings were previously issued separately on Brilliant Classics, here receiving a new lease of life as a 3-CD set.