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I Concerti del Quiri...
(2008)

Download I Concerti del Quirinale di Radio3 van Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia

Release jaar: (2008)

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01 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Rosa Das Rosas (Cantigas de Santa Maria, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (05:29)

02 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Ex Semine Rosa / Ex Semine Abrahe / Ex Semine (Bamberg Codex, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (03:30)

03 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Ave Rosa Novella (ms. Wolfenbüttel, XIV sec.) € 0,99 (02:46)

04 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Rosa Veris Paradisus (ms. lat 1343, Parigi, B.N. XIV sec.) € 0,99 (04:02)

05 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Quant Flourist la Violette et la Rose / El Mois de Mai (Bamberg Codex, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (02:08)

06 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Ther Is No Rose Of Swych Vertue (Anonimo inglese, XIV sec.) € 0,99 (02:29)

07 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - En Mai La Rousée (Thiebaut de Navarre (?), XIII sec.) € 0,99 (02:49)

08 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - O Maria Rubens Rosa (Engelberg Codex, XIV sec.) € 0,99 (03:16)

09 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - La Rosa Enflorece (Anonimo sefardita, Spagna XIV sec.) € 0,99 (04:52)

10 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - En Mai Quant Rosier / L'Autre Jour / Hé Resvelle (Montpellier Codex, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (02:48)

11 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Rosa Frangrans (ms. Oxford, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (02:34)

12 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - En Non Dieu / Quant Voy La Rose / Nobis (Bamberg Codex, XIII sec.) € 0,99 (01:32)

13 - Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia - Vernans Rosa (Antifonario di Bobbio XIV sec.) € 0,99 (03:58)

Biografie van Ensemble Chominciamento Di Gioia

The Ensemble "Chominciamento di gioia" is named after an "istampitta", a 14th century Italian dance. The Ensemble's aim is the diffusion of European Medieval and Renaissance music. It gives special attention to the Italian vocal and instrumental entertainment repertoire, which is presented with particular respect for the original texts and at the same time an awareness of modern standards of musical enjoyment.The Ensemble "Chominciamento di gioia" is named after an "istampitta", a 14th century Italian dance. The Ensemble's aim is the diffusion of European Medieval and Renaissance music. It gives special attention to the Italian vocal and instrumental entertainment repertoire, which is presented with particular respect for the original texts and at the same time an awareness of modern standards of musical enjoyment. The "Chominciamento di gioia" musicians make recordings with labels as Deutsche Grammophon, EMI, Virgin, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Symphonia, Stradivarius, Tactus, K617, III Millennio, Musicaimmagine records, etc.. The Ensemble play on modern copies of instruments used between the 12th and the 14th centuries, which are based on scholarly studies of originals and on pictorial representations of the period, taking into account what is known of their use at particular places and times. The Ensemble have toured Italy and Spain extensively in concert, and have played incidental music for drama of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages. They have recorded sound tracks for documentaries, exhibitions and the CDs "Peccatori e Santi", "Farai un vers desconvenent", "Codex Bamberg", "Francesco Landini, ballate", "Rosa das Rosas, the symbol of the Rose in Middle Ages", "Istampitte, italian medieval dances" and "In vinea mea, wine, grape vines and vineyards in the Middle Ages". They have made many radio and television broadcasts for RAI and Mediaset (Italy), Radio Nacional de España, Radio France, ORF (Austria) and national radio companies of Italy, France, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Finland, Japan, USA, Korea, Turkey, Greece, Estonia, Denmark. In December 1997 they played in the Christmas Concert, broadcast world wide by the Italian television channel Canale 5 from the Sala Nervi in Rome. Their work in modern media include music for the commentary on the CD-ROM "L'Età dei Castelli" and the CD "Futuro Antico" recorded for EMI with the Italian pop singer Angelo

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