Музыка и песни Beasley Marco, tenor / Бизли Марко, тенор

Busatti: Angela siete +Fontana: Sonatas VIII & XVI für 3 Violinen & Bc +Monteverdi: Szene "Messaggera ed Orfeo"; Lettera amorosa; Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda +Frescobaldi: Aria di Romanesca; Cento Partite sopra Passacagli +Caccini: Amro ch'attendi; Ch'io non t'ami, cor mio +Porsile: Kantate "sopra l'arcicalascione" +Rubino: Kantate "Lena" +Liguori: Quanno nascette Ninno a Bettlemme +Matteis: Sonate für 2 Violinen & Bc +A. Scarlatti: Kantate "Ammore, brutto figlio de pottana" +Ragazzi: Sonate Nr. 1 für 3 Violinen & Bc +Morini: Kantate "L'Arfeo annammurato" +Frottole im Italien des 16.Jahrhunderts: Werke von Cara, Azzaiolo, Stringari, Caprioli, Morini, Fogliano, Lasso, Giuggiola, Scoto, Dalza, Lurano, Borrono, Beasley

Composer(s)	Anonymous • Antico, Andrea • Calestani, Vincenzo • Fallamero, Gabriele • Fogliano, Ludovico • Frescobaldi, Girolamo Alessandro • Giamberti, Giuseppe • Kapsberger, Giovanni Girolamo • Mainerio, Giorgio • Nola, Giovanni Domenico da • Notari, Angelo • Patavino, Francesco • Riccio, Giovanni Battista • Sances, Giovanni Felice • Scoto, Paolo • Stefani, Giovanni • Tromboncino, Bartolomeo
Artist(s)	Ensemble del Riccio, Ensemble • Beasley, Marco, tenor
Period(s)	Baroque (1600-1750) • Renaissance (1400-1600)
Genre	Classical Music
Category	Chamber Music • Instrumental • Vocal • Vocal Ensemble
Label	Concerto
	Booklet / liner notes available

In 1996, the complete recording of the oratorio La morte del cor penitente (The Death of the Penitent Heart), composed around 1671, by the Northern Italian Early-Music ensemble Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca was a special event: for the first time, the Italian composer Giovanni Legrenzi (1626-1690) an important creator of sacred and chamber music – was introduced with a voluminous work. At the same time, the recording, which went on to win several awards, also marked the beginning of the career of the Sonatori around Andrea Marcon, now long famous. Legrenzi was a master of baroque musical rhetoric: expressive harmonies and melodic elegance transformed the libretto by an unknown author, which illustrates its theme with numerous metaphors, into a sensuous pleasure. The little-known masterwork is interpreted sensitively, movingly and mellifluously by soloists with expressive voices (including Roberta Invernizzi, Elisabetta de Mircovich, Mario Cecchetti and Marco Beasley) and the Sonatori, also performing as a collective of soloists. This DIVOX reference recording is reissued at a time in which the outstanding importance of the heart is also recognized by science.

Composer(s)	Durante, Francesco
Artist(s)	Zanasi, Furio, baritone • Abete, Antonio, bass • Radio Svizzera Choir, Lugano, Choir • Fasolis, Diego, Conductor • Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca, Ensemble • Cantor, Annemieke, mezzo-soprano • Labusch, Dorothee, mezzo-soprano • Dominguez, Rosa, mezzo-soprano • Galli, Emanuela, soprano • Invernizzi, Roberta, soprano • Beasley, Marco, tenor
Genre	Classical Music
Category	Choral - Sacred
Label	ARTS Music
	Booklet / liner notes available