Vulnerasti cor meum. Motets from the Song of Songs i Disinvolti & Massimo Lombardi

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Album-Release:
2024

HRA-Release:
14.03.2024

Label: Arcana

Genre: Classical

Subgenre: Vocal

Artist: i Disinvolti & Massimo Lombardi

Composer: Giovanni Valentini (1582-1649), Alessandro Grandi (1575-1630), Orazio Tarditti (1602-1677), Giulio Cesare Monteverdi (1573-1630), Adriano Banchieri (1567-1634), Ignazio Donati (1580-1638), Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643), Giovanni Battista Riccio (1570-1630)

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  • Giovanni Valentini (1582 - 1649): Vulnerasti cor meum:
  • 1Valentini: Vulnerasti cor meum04:32
  • Francesco Casati: Vulnerasti cor meum:
  • 2Casati: Vulnerasti cor meum05:17
  • Serafino Patta: Surge propera:
  • 3Patta: Surge propera04:02
  • Alessandro Grandi (1586 - 1630): O quam tu pulchra es:
  • 4Grandi: O quam tu pulchra es03:59
  • Orazio Tarditi (1602 - 1677): Quam speciosa:
  • 5Tarditi: Quam speciosa03:55
  • Giulio Cesare Monteverdi (1573 - 1630): Dilectus meus:
  • 6Monteverdi: Dilectus meus05:19
  • Giovanni Banci: Ego flos campi:
  • 7Banci: Ego flos campi03:37
  • Adriano Banchieri (1568 - 1634): Descendi in hortum meum:
  • 8Banchieri: Descendi in hortum meum03:03
  • Ignazio Donati (1570 - 1638): O Maria dilecta mea:
  • 9Donati: O Maria dilecta mea05:33
  • Federico Malgarini: Quam pulchra es:
  • 10Malgarini: Quam pulchra es03:30
  • Claudio Monteverdi (1567 - 1643): Nigra sum:
  • 11Monteverdi: Nigra sum03:52
  • Giovanni Battista Riccio (b. 1570): Tota pulchra es:
  • 12Riccio: Tota pulchra es05:30
  • Claudio Monteverdi: Ego dormio:
  • 13Monteverdi: Ego dormio03:29
  • Leone Leoni (1509 - 1590): Egredimini filiæ Sion:
  • 14Leoni: Egredimini filiæ Sion03:09
  • Giovanni Rovetta (1596 - 1668): Surge propera:
  • 15Rovetta: Surge propera04:22
  • Giovanni Antonio Rigatti (1613 - 1648): Surge columba mea:
  • 16Rigatti: Surge columba mea04:11
  • Giovanni Bernardo Colombi: Providebam Dominum:
  • 17Colombi: Providebam Dominum05:02
  • Total Runtime01:12:22

Info for Vulnerasti cor meum. Motets from the Song of Songs

"Vulnerasti cor meum" heißt wörtlich übersetzt "Du hast mein Herz verwundet" - das ist nicht nur die klassischste aller Liebesmetaphern, sondern auch eine der berühmtesten, die im Hohelied vorkommen. In diesem vielleicht größten Liebesgedicht der Literaturgeschichte tauschen die beiden Hauptfiguren der Geschichte Liebesversprechen aus, die von sinnlichen Metaphern und leidenschaftlichen Gleichnissen an der Grenze zur Erotik durchdrungen sind, in einem Stil, der an der Schwelle zwischen dem Sakralen und dem Weltlichen liegt.

Eine ähnliche Mischung kennzeichnet auch den Kompositionsstil der in dieser Anthologie vorgestellten Stücke, die alle auf Texten aus dem berühmten Gesangbuch basieren. In diesen Werken ist die Grenze zwischen Motette und Madrigal fließend und ungreifbar, was zu kühnen Lesarten einlädt und inspiriert, die eher für weltliche Musik charakteristisch sind.

Nach den ausgezeichneten Kritiken ihrer Rigatti gewidmeten Ersteinspielung ("die drei Männerstimmen und die Continuospieler von I Disinvolti musizieren hervorragend" David Vickers, Gramophone), ist dies die zweite Produktion des Ensembles i Disinvolti. Sie enthält zwölf unbekannte Werke, die hier als Weltersteinspielungen präsentiert werden.

i Disinvolti
Massimo Lombardi, Leitung




i Disinvolti
Founded in 2018, « i Disinvolti » is an early music ensemble whose main mission is the re-discovery of Italian unedited music, with a special focus on three male voices repertoire from XVII century Venice and surroundings. Each of the group members has active collaborations - as an ensemble singer/player and as a soloist - with some of the most renown early music european groups, such as: Concerto Italiano, La Compagnia del Madrigale, Vox Luminis, Accademia Bizantina, De Labyrintho, Coro e Orchestra Ghislieri, La Risonanza, Odhecaton, Cantica Symphonia, Cantar Lontano, La Fonte Musica, La Cetra, La Venexiana, Ensemble Micrologus. Their debut album has been released by Arcana (Outhere): a «Vespro della beata vergine» by Giovanni Antonio Rigatti, recorded as World Premiere in collaboration with UtFaSol Ensemble.

Massimo Lombardi
studied singing technique with Magda Koczka and Alessio Tosi, following singing masterclass with Jill Feldman, Katalin Halmai and Dirk Snellings. He moreover attended courses on Renaissance and Baroque praxis held by Peter Phillips, Sigiswald Kuijken, Pedro Memelsdorff, Wim Becu, Simen van Mechelen and Rinaldo Alessandrini, with a focus on sacred Italian Seicento repertoire and German sacred music from XVIII century. He also studied classical guitar under the guide of Maurizio Colonna and Paolo Devecchi, graduating in 2010 at the Turin Conservatory. At the same school he studied also Composition with Alessandro Ruo Rui and Gregorian Singing with Fulvio Rampi.

He works on a regular basis with some notable early music groups: Vox Luminis, La Compagnia del Madrigale, De Labyrintho, Coro e Orchestra Ghislieri, Academia Montis Regalis, Cantica Symphonia, Cantar Lontano, La Fonte Musica, laBarocca. With these and other ensembles he performed in some of the best European music Festivals: Oude Muziek Utrecht, Innsbrucker Festwochen der Alten Musik, Het Concertgebouw Amsterdam, BOZAR Bruxelles, Festival Musique et Memoire, MiTo Settembre Musica, Festival de Verbier, MA Bruges, Zermatt Festival, AMUZ InTime Antwerpen, The Lammermuir Festival, Festival Musica Sacra Maastricht, Festival d’Ambronay, Muziekgebouw aan’t IJ Amsterdam. In addition to the activity in ensemble, he also adds performances as a soloist: his repertoire ranges from Italian Seicento to early Romanticism, with a particular fondness for Bach and Mozart.



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