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COR(D)E D'ITALIA
5 CENTURIES / 5 GUITARS
A journey inside the Italian
repertoire for solo guitar
"The musical recollection starts with the Renaissance time and the new-born 4 strings guitar, to go to the aires and dances from the Baroque period. The virtuosistic pieces inspired by Italian Opera will bring you back to the classical era, passing through the evoking melodies of romanticism. An homage to the most important composer for guitar of the past Century, Castelnuovo Tedesco, then contemporary soundscapes and American finger-style will mark the end of this journey."
COR(D)E D'ITALIA
with friends
"The Italian journey in the chamber music version with flute or guitar duo"
16th Century: Renaissance
with a copy of a Renaissance guitar
Anonimo: La Paduana del Re
Adrien Le Roy: Pimontoyse
17th Century: Baroque
with a copy of a "A. Stradivari" model guitar
Canario (Carlo Calvi) - Canario (A. Kapsberger) - Canarios (G. Sanz)
Santiago de Murcia: Una Giga de Corelli
Francesco Corbetta: Caprice de Chaconne
18th/19th Century: Classicism & Romanticism
with an original "Stauffer-Legnani" model guitar
Mauro Giuliani: Grande Ouverture op.61
Luigi Legnani: Capricci op.20
J.K. Mertz: Gondoliera, Tarantella (from "Bardenklange")
20th/21st Centuries: Modern & Contemporary
with a "Hauser" model guitar by Ivan Bruna
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Ave Maria, Preghiera (from "Appunti")
No hubo remedio, Nadie se Conoce, Obsequio a el Maestro (from "Caprichos de Goya")
Marco De Biasi: Di ruggine e sangue
20th/21st Centuries: Fingerstyle
with a "Martin" model guitar
Reno Brandoni: Stella Artois
Pietro Nobile: Merci Marcel
Giovanni Unterberger: 23-10-63, Railway
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