Sigismondo d’India: Lamenti & sospiri
Sigismondo d’India: Lamenti & sospiri
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- Ardo, lassa, o non ardo?Composer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Ardo, lassa, o non ardo?
04:25$2.30 - Piangono al pianger moiComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea
Piangono al pianger moi
05:17$2.30 - Mercè! grido piangendoComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Mercè! grido piangendo
03:40$2.30 - Chi nudrisce tua spemeComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Chi nudrisce tua speme
03:49$2.30 - Io viddi in terra angelici costumiComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Io viddi in terra angelici costumi
03:56$2.30 - Voi che ascoltate in rime sparseComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea
Voi che ascoltate in rime sparse
03:39$2.30 - Dialogo della rosaComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Dialogo della rosa
03:47$2.30 - Or che ‘l ciel e la terraComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Or che ‘l ciel e la terra
02:05$2.30 - Canzona cromaticaComposer(s) Giovanni Maria TrabaciArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea
Canzona cromatica
02:17$2.30 - Lamentatione d’OlympiaComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea
Lamentatione d’Olympia
12:13$4.60 - Torna il sereno ZefiroComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Torna il sereno Zefiro
05:11$2.30 - Odi quel rosignoloComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Odi quel rosignolo
09:23$3.40 - Mentre che ‘l corComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea
Mentre che ‘l cor
04:22$2.30 - Pallidetta qual violaComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Pallidetta qual viola
02:01$2.30 - La tra ‘l sangue e le mortiComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea
La tra ‘l sangue e le morti
03:31$2.30 - Sprezzami bionda e fuggimiComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Sprezzami bionda e fuggimi
03:40$2.30 - Infelice DidoneComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Infelice Didone
12:10$4.60 - Su su prendi la cetra o PastoreComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Su su prendi la cetra o Pastore
02:34$2.30 - Un di solettoComposer(s) Sigismondo d'IndiaArtist(s) Leonardo Garcia Alarcon Mariana Flores Cappella Mediterranea Julie Roset
Un di soletto
03:55$2.30
Total running time: 91 minutes.
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With Leonardo García Alarcón’s Cappella Mediterranea, Mariana Flores and the young soprano Julie Roset present a fascinating portrait of one of the greatest personalities in the history of music: Sigismondo d’India.
Leonardo García Alarcón writes: ‘Sigismondo d’India has a “twin”, a “mirror” in music: Claudio Monteverdi. Both men developed, in parallel, a style that radically changed the history of music. A style inherited from composers such as Luca Marenzio and Carlo Gesualdo, but which d’India and Monteverdi were to transform through the creation of new techniques, theorised by the latter in 1638 under the name seconda pratica, which consisted in breaking the rules of counterpoint in order to express heightened emotion. This is why I like to call Sigismondo d’India’s style “mannerist” – not in the sense of “mannered” as it is sometimes misinterpreted – so as to underline the crucial role played by composers like d’India and Monteverdi in effecting the transition between Renaissance and Baroque. Like the disegno artists of that period, who exaggerated the gesture and form of the Renaissance figure, like Michelangelo Buonarroti in his Sistine Chapel, Sigismondo d’India brings us back to a language, the fruit of the sophisticated reworking of a heritage.’