Landini / Ensemble San Felice / Bardazzi: Francesco Landini: Lauds & Contrafacts in 14th Century
Landini / Ensemble San Felice / Bardazzi: Francesco Landini: Lauds & Contrafacts in 14th Century
Format: CD
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Artist: Landini / Ensemble San Felice / Bardazzi
Label: Bongiovanni
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8007068518821
Genre: Classical
The CD is dedicated to the figure of Florentine Francesco Landini, composer, organist, poet, cantor and organ-maker. He was teh greatest representative of the musical style known as Ars nova, born in France in the first half of the XIV century and thence propagated throughout central and northern Italy, especially Milan, Verona and Florence. All the pieces in the program are contrafacta, that is they have a sacred text different from the original secular one. Such a technique of substitution is very old and was used from the XII century on. While listening to the varied pieces of the CD we may immerse our fantasy into the atmosphere of medieval Florence, where ideally a minstrel begins to pal in the street, almost improvising, while inside an oratorio some learned musicians are singing an abstract and quite sophisticated song.
Tracks:
1.1 Troto
1.2 Po' Che Da Morte Nessun Si Ripara
1.3 Saltarello III
1.4 Ciascun Ch'el Regno Di Gesu Disia I
1.5 Saltarello II
1.6 Ciascun Ch'el Regno Di Gesu Disia II
1.7 El Mie Dolce Sospir
1.8 O Vergine Maria Per Pieta Prego
1.9 Saltarello I
1.10 Ami Ciascun Cristian Con Pura Fede
1.11 Ghaetta
1.12 Cita Chi T'ama in Croce Morto Sia
1.13 Donna, 'S'i T'o Fallito
1.14 Kyrie Eleison
1.15 Amar Si Gli Alti
Audio Sample:
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