Giorgio Matteoli, Georg Philipp Telemann, Fete Rustique - Natale Barocco - Cantate & Triosonate Album

Tracklist

1	Siciliana
2	"Hemmet Den Eifer" - Cantata Per La Quarte Domenica Dopo La Festa Dei Re Magi
3	"Lauter Wonne, Lauter Freude" - Cantata Dell'Avvento
4	Allegro
5	Grazioso
6	Aria
7	Presto (Fuga)
8	Rezitativ
9	Adagio
10	(Recitativo)
11	Spiritoso
12	Dolce
13	Vivace
14	"In Gering Und Rauhen Schalen" - Cantata Per La Prima Domenica Dopo La Festa Dei Re Magi
15	Concerto In Re Minore Per Flauto Dolce, Clavicembalo Obbligato E B.C.
16	Aria Vivace
17	(Aria)
18	Triosonata Ottava In Si Bemolle Maggiore Dagli "Essercizii Musici" Per Flauto Dolce, Clavicembalo Obbligato E B.C..
19	Dolce

Credits

• Cello – Marcello Scandelli
• Ensemble – Ensemble Fete Rustique
• Flute, Concertmaster – Giorgio Matteoli
• Harpsichord – Walter Mammarella Giordano
• Soprano Vocals – Brigitta Picco Schumacher
• Theorbo – Ugo Nastrucci

Notes

Registrazione digitale effettuata presso l'Oratorio della Beata Vergine della Neve (Roncallo Gaggio - Pontida, BG).
Su strumenti originali: la 415 Hz.

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