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G. TORELLI, G. P. COLONNA - CARO ARDORE, SACRO AMORE Concerted psalms for two choirs and orchestra

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The sumptuous music of Giovanni Paolo Colonna is brought to life in this concert to honour Bologna’s patron saint at the Chapel of St Petronio Basilica – the very place in which this great musician was organist and chapel master in the mid-17th century. The works in this programme are rarely heard due to their grandiose proportions and virtuoso demands in performance. They include the colossal Dixit Dominus for two choirs, trumpet fanfare and strings, as well as the dazzling Beatus vir, possibly the earliest ever example of a concerto grosso.

Title: CARO ARDORE, SACRO AMORE Concerted psalms for two choirs and orchestra
Composer: GIUSEPPE TORELLI, GIOVANNI PAOLO COLONNA

Performers:
Coro e Orchestra della Cappella Musicale Arcivescovile della Basilica
di S. Petronio
Ensemble Vocale Color Temporis
Michele Vannelli, Maestro di Cappella

Barcode: 8007144080440
CDS8044 (1 CD)
Category: Classical | Cantata
Formats: Physical and digital
Audio Format: DDD
Audio resolution: SD (44-16)/HD (96-24)/ADM/Flac
Notes: Ita / Eng
Recording place: Live recording of the Concert for the Solemnity of St. Petronio 2018, St. Petronio Basilica, Bologna, Italy
Recording date: 2nd October 2018
Packaging: Jewelbox
Duration: 75:06 min.

Featured tracks: Tracks Nos. 05, 12 and 27

Album Mood: solemn, grand, magnificent, sacred

RELEASE DATE: 6th December 2024

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