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ARIE ANTICHE / Altitalienische Arien aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert / 555 111

ARIE ANTICHE / Altitalienische Arien aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert / 555 111

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ARIE ANTICHE / Altitalienische Arien aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert / 555 111Product Details:Label: FANFormat: Stereo (auch mono abspielbar)Genre: ClassicalFeatured Artists: Edith Lang (Soprano), Gottfried Hmpel (Piano)Country: GermanyOverview"Arie Antiche: Altitalienische Arien aus dem 17. und 18. Jahrhundert"offers a masterful collection of timeless Italian arias from the Baroque and Classical eras. Sung by the renowned soprano Edith Lang, with piano accompaniment by Gottfried Hmpel, this recording captures the emotional depth and stylistic brilliance of works by iconic composers such as Carissimi, Caldara, and Scarlatti.Edith Lang's performances have received widespread acclaim for their dramatic intensity, tonal richness, and nuanced artistry. Critics from around the world have lauded her ability to evoke profound emotion and her exceptional technical skill, making this album a must-have for classical music enthusiasts.The arias featured on this album include some of the most beloved pieces from the Italian tradition, offering a captivating journey through the vocal art of past centuries. The liner notes provide insightful context about the composers and their contributions to music history, enhancing the listening experience.Track ListingSide 1Vittoria, Vittoria CarissimiChi Vuol La Zingarella PaisielloDeh Pi a Me Non V'Ascondete BononciniNel Cor Pi Non Mi Sento PaisielloSebben Crudele CaldaraSide 2Selve Amiche CaldaraCome Raggio di Sol CaldaraIntorno All'Idol Mio CestiSe Tu M'Ami PergolesiCaro Mio Ben GiordaniVergin, Tutto Amor DuranteSe Florindo Fedele ScarlattiO Cessate di Piagarmi ScarlattiSpesso Vibra per Suo Gioco ScarlattiIl Mio Bel Foco MarcelloKey CreditsSoprano: Edith LangPiano Accompaniment: Gottfried HmpelLiner Notes: In-depth biographical and historical insights about composers like Carissimi, Caldara, and PergolesiBox #150

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