SIGISMONDO D’INDIA Terzo Libro de Madrigali
La VenexianaClaudio Cavina
GCD C80903
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Performing artists
La Venexianadirected by Claudio Cavina
Rossana Bertini, sopranoNadia Ragni, sopranoClaudio Cavina, countertenorGiuseppe Maletto, tenorSandro Naglia, tenorDaniele Carnovich, bassPaul Beier, theorboFranco Pavan, theorboFabio Bonizzoni, harpsichord
Production details
Playing time: 57:23 Recorded in Roletto (Chiesa della BV al Colletto), Italy, in November 1997 Engineered by Davide Ficco Produced by La Venexiana Executive producer: Carlos Céster Design: Valentín Iglesias Booklet in English - Français - Deutsch - Español
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SIGISMONDO D’INDIA (c.1582-c.1629)
Terzo Libro de Madrigali
1 Dispietata pietate2 Mercè, grido piangendo3 Quell’augellin che canta4 Deh, chi mi fa languire5 Lasso, dicea Fileno6 Canzone di lontananza7 Chi vuol aver felice8 Dove, ah, dove ten vai9 Io mi son giovinetta10 Deh, s’io v’ho dato il core11 Dove, dove son io?12 O fugace, o superba13 Perché non mi mirate14 Ombrose e care selve15 Ardemmo insieme16 O rimembranza amara17 Donna, quanto più a dentro18 Dovrò dunque morire19 Non è di gentil core20 Indarno Febo
“I really do not think that there is one composer who can be rightly compared to this genius.”
In completing their masterful Monteverdi Edition, Claudio Cavina and La Venexiana have returned to the beginning – to the Madrigali a cinque voci… Libro primo – of Monteverdi’s exploration of the madrigalian art form, a journey which was to occupy the composer for more than 50 years of his life across his staying in the cities of Cremona, Mantua and Venice. In this First Book, published in 1587 when the composer was barely 20 years old yet demonstrably showing clear evidence of his approaching maturity, La Venexiana’s performances are again faithful to Monteverdi’s passion for the written word – above all to the weight theme of love. In this final release in the Monteverdi Edition Cavina adds a twist in the tail by including on this new CD the madrigals from the posthumous Libro Nono put together by the composer’s Venetian publisher. With the rerelease of La Venexiana’s recording of Il Terzo Libro (complete with a new essay penned by Stefano Russomanno), eight volumes now comprise Glossa’s Monteverdi Edition, all available within the attractively and imaginatively unified design style which has become the hallmark of the label. [read more...]