ROSA DEI VENTI (Die Windrose/ The Wind Rose) Fiori Musicali Austria

• Fiori Musicali Austria:
• 1 Austria: Sicilian - Mamma mi l’ati persu lu rispettu 01:54
• 2 Austria: Neapolitan - Lu guarracino 04:05
• Nicola Matteis (1650 - 1713):
• 3 Matteis: Nicola Matteis - Aria amorosa 06:13
• Fiori Musicali Austria:
• 4 Austria: Sicilian - Cu ti lu dissi 03:24
• 5 Austria: Traditional Griko - Oriamu pisulina 04:08
• Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710 - 1736):
• 6 Pergolesi: Giovanni Battista Pergolesi - Sinfonia in F major for Cello and Harpsichord - Comodo – Allegro – Adagio - Presto 06:32
• Nicola Matteis:
• 7 Matteis: Nicola Matteis - Ground after the Scotch humour 02:27
• Fiori Musicali Austria:
• 8 Austria: Apulian - Tarantella di Sannicandro 02:10
• Nicola Matteis:
• 9 Matteis: Nicola Matteis - Aria malinconica 02:37
• Fiori Musicali Austria:
• 10 Austria: Sicilian - Ninna nanna 04:40
• Domenico Cimarosa (1749 - 1801):
• 11 Cimarosa: Domenico Cimarosa - Sonata in A minor - Siciliano 01:59
• 12 Cimarosa: Domenico Cimarosa - Sonata in B-flat major - Allegro 01:58
• Emanuele Barbella (1718 - 1777):
• 13 Barbella: Emanuele Barbella - Sonata IV in G minor - Alla Napolitana, sul fare di Pulcinella 04:00
• Fiori Musicali Austria:
• 14 Austria: Neapolitan - Tarantella napoletana 01:26
• 15 Austria: Traditional Griko - Aremu rindineddha 03:31
• Total Runtime 51:04

Info for ROSA DEI VENTI (Die Windrose/ The Wind Rose)

Baroque world music - Four musicians, a Sicilian, a Catalan, a South Tyrolean of Italian origin (with Slovenian roots) and a Viennese, meet in Vienna to play together out of love for baroque and traditional music from southern Italy. Coming from all points of the compass, like the 'Rosa dei Venti - the wind rose', the sounds of violin, cello and harpsichord mingle in an intimate embrace with the intense songs of southern Italian world music. With the programme 'ROSA DEI VENTI', the Ensemble Fiori Musicali Austria draws on the rich musical tradition of southern Italy, which has its roots in various cultures. The programme focuses on serenades and love songs in Griko, a language that combines ancient Greek, Byzantine-Greek and Italian elements and is spoken in the Magna Graecia region of southern Italy's Apulia (Salento) and occasionally in Sicily. The songs are part of the traditional music of the Greek colony in Italy. The songs from Sicily are touching with their rough tenderness and are reminiscent of the most diverse oriental and Arabic influences from the Mediterranean region. The programme combines music from the southern Italian Renaissance and Baroque periods with folk songs. Different variations of the tarantella add a dance-like note to the programme.

Fiori Musicali Austria:

Irene Coticchio, voice, tambourine
Alenka Brecelj, baroque violin, back voice
Carles Muñoz Camarero, baroque cello, back voice
Marinka Brecelj, harpsichord, conductor

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