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| Management number | 205724406 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $94.80 | Model Number | 205724406 | ||
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Title: Music in Golden-Age Florence 1250-1750
Artist: La Morra
Label: Ramee
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250128522069
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-02-23
Number of Discs: 2
This double album accompanies the eponymous book by Anthony M. Cummings, Music in Golden-Age Florence, 1250-1750 (University of Chicago Press, Chicago & London 2023). They are designed to enable readers and listeners to enter the sound world of late-medieval and early-modern Florence. Despite the enviable place Florence occupies in the historical imagination, it's music-historical importance is not as well-understood as it should be. Yet if Florence was the city of Dante Alighieri, Niccolò Machiavelli, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Galileo Galilei, it was also the birthplace of the Renaissance madrigal, opera, and the piano. Our goal in assembling this set of recordings, which survey the principal surviving genres of music in Florence in the half-millennium between c. 1250 and c. 1750, was to provide a "virtual" evocation of the extraordinary musical culture of golden-age Florence, one of unsurpassed importance. Through the integration of the contents of the book and the CDs, and leveraging text, image, musical notation, and sound, we offer our listeners the possibility of a fascinating metaphoric time travel.
Tracks:
1.1 O levita nobilis Eugeni
1.2 Ogne homo
1.3 Vergine donzella imperadrice
1.4 I' vo' bene
1.5 Nella più cara parte
1.6 Manfredina - La rotta della Manfredina
1.7 Astio non mori mai
1.8 Verbum caro factum est
1.9 Umil madonna
1.10 Poichè il tuo cor
1.11 Adieu Florens la yolye
1.12 In mijnem sin
1.13 Ne più bella di queste
1.14 Iesù sommo conforto
1.15 Donna, el pianto et la mia doglia
1.16 Sacerdos et pontifex
1.17 Sacerdos et pontifex
1.18 Ricercar del Primo Tuono del Zazzerino
1.19 I'vo piangendo i miei passati tempi
1.20 Mentre con mill'amori
1.21 Nasce la pena mia
1.22 Nasce la pena mia (intavolato)
1.23 Stabat mater dolorosa
2.1 Se nelle voci nostre
2.2 Godi turba mortal
2.3 Fuga Secunda à 4
2.4 Si bona suscepimus
2.5 Aria di Firenze
2.6 pastorella mia spietata e rigida
2.7 Aria di Fiorenza
2.8 Quando il sol apparisce
2.9 Aria di Fiorenza
2.10 Cantate Domino
2.11 Io parto lasso
2.12 Aria di Fiorenza
2.13 Splendete serene
2.14 Di quel nudo pargoletto
2.15 Aria di Fiorenza - La Rotta - Saltarel
2.16 Salviata
2.17 Sull'affricane arene
2.18 Preludio Cantabile con Ligature
2.19 Aria alla Francese
2.20 Passacagli Pastorali
2.21 Pastorale
2.22 Canzona
2.23 Al Post Comunio
2.24 All'Elevazione
2.25 All'Offertorio
2.26 Pastorale mezza bigia
Artist: La Morra
Label: Ramee
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250128522069
Genre: Classical Artists
Release Date: 2024-02-23
Number of Discs: 2
This double album accompanies the eponymous book by Anthony M. Cummings, Music in Golden-Age Florence, 1250-1750 (University of Chicago Press, Chicago & London 2023). They are designed to enable readers and listeners to enter the sound world of late-medieval and early-modern Florence. Despite the enviable place Florence occupies in the historical imagination, it's music-historical importance is not as well-understood as it should be. Yet if Florence was the city of Dante Alighieri, Niccolò Machiavelli, Michelangelo Buonarroti, and Galileo Galilei, it was also the birthplace of the Renaissance madrigal, opera, and the piano. Our goal in assembling this set of recordings, which survey the principal surviving genres of music in Florence in the half-millennium between c. 1250 and c. 1750, was to provide a "virtual" evocation of the extraordinary musical culture of golden-age Florence, one of unsurpassed importance. Through the integration of the contents of the book and the CDs, and leveraging text, image, musical notation, and sound, we offer our listeners the possibility of a fascinating metaphoric time travel.
Tracks:
1.1 O levita nobilis Eugeni
1.2 Ogne homo
1.3 Vergine donzella imperadrice
1.4 I' vo' bene
1.5 Nella più cara parte
1.6 Manfredina - La rotta della Manfredina
1.7 Astio non mori mai
1.8 Verbum caro factum est
1.9 Umil madonna
1.10 Poichè il tuo cor
1.11 Adieu Florens la yolye
1.12 In mijnem sin
1.13 Ne più bella di queste
1.14 Iesù sommo conforto
1.15 Donna, el pianto et la mia doglia
1.16 Sacerdos et pontifex
1.17 Sacerdos et pontifex
1.18 Ricercar del Primo Tuono del Zazzerino
1.19 I'vo piangendo i miei passati tempi
1.20 Mentre con mill'amori
1.21 Nasce la pena mia
1.22 Nasce la pena mia (intavolato)
1.23 Stabat mater dolorosa
2.1 Se nelle voci nostre
2.2 Godi turba mortal
2.3 Fuga Secunda à 4
2.4 Si bona suscepimus
2.5 Aria di Firenze
2.6 pastorella mia spietata e rigida
2.7 Aria di Fiorenza
2.8 Quando il sol apparisce
2.9 Aria di Fiorenza
2.10 Cantate Domino
2.11 Io parto lasso
2.12 Aria di Fiorenza
2.13 Splendete serene
2.14 Di quel nudo pargoletto
2.15 Aria di Fiorenza - La Rotta - Saltarel
2.16 Salviata
2.17 Sull'affricane arene
2.18 Preludio Cantabile con Ligature
2.19 Aria alla Francese
2.20 Passacagli Pastorali
2.21 Pastorale
2.22 Canzona
2.23 Al Post Comunio
2.24 All'Elevazione
2.25 All'Offertorio
2.26 Pastorale mezza bigia
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