GESUALDO DA VENOSA Quarto Libro di Madrigali
La Venexiana Claudio Cavina
GCD 920934
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Performing artists
La VenexianaClaudio Cavina, director
Rossana Bertini, soprano Emanuela Galli, soprano Lucia Sciannimanico, mezzosoprano Claudio Cavina, countertenor Giuseppe Maletto, tenor Sandro Naglia, tenor Daniele Carnovich, bass
Franco Pavan, lute Gabriele Palomba. lute Fabio Bonizzoni, harpsichord
Production details
Playing time: 67’22 Recorded at Chiesa della BV al Colletto, Roletto (Italy), in March 2000 Engineered by Davide Ficco & Giuseppe Maletto Produced by Sigrid Lee & La Venexiana Executive producer: Carlos Céster Editorial assistant: María Díaz Art direction & design: oficina tresminutos 00:03:00 Booklet essay: Stefano Russomanno Booklet in English-Français-Deutsch-Italiano-Español
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GESUALDO DA VENOSA (1566-1613)
Quarto Libro di Madrigali, 1596
01 Luci serene e chiare 02 Tal’hor sano desio 03 Io tacerò 04 Che fai meco mio cor 05 Sento che nel partire* 06 Questa crudele e pia 07 Or che in gioia 08 Cor mio, deh, non piangete 09 Canzon francese del Principe* 10 Sparge la morte 11 Moro, e mentre sospiro 12 Mentre gira costei 13 A voi, mentre il mio core 14 Ecco, morirò dunque 15 Se taccio il duol s’avanza* 16 Arde il mio cor 17 Se chiudete nel core 18 Il sol, qual or più splende 19 Mercè grido piangendo*
*bonus tracks not belonging to the Quarto Libro
At Glossa we are very proud to salute the musical talents of our artists, whose splendid recordings ended 2008 receiving further critical approval, important echoes of how other music-lovers have been reacting across the year. Back in September 2008 Claudio Cavina of La Venexiana received its second Gramophone Award in London when their recording of Montervedi's L'Orfeo was voted by the UK magazine's critics as the winner in the Baroque Vocal category. [read more...]
Not for the first time in their illustrious career, Claudio Cavina and his Italian vocal and instrumental ensemble La Venexiana have just received a strong critical vote of approval for their artistry, with the announcement on Thursday September 25th that they have won a coveted Classic fM Gramophone Award. Claudio Cavina was on hand to collect the Baroque Vocal Award for 2008 (decided on by the specialist critics of the UK-based Gramophone magazine) at a ceremony held in London, UK for his and La Venexiana’s recording of the fabula in musica by Claudio Monteverdi, L’Orfeo.[read more...]