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Giovanni Battista Riccio lived in Venice when the city’s music was dominated by illustrious figures such as Monteverdi and Gabrieli. Riccio won aristocratic patrons and his surviving three collections of sacred music, which also contain instrumental compositions, attest to his standing in the city and beyond. His music is flowing and full of variety, not least in the liveliness of motifs, use of binary and triple time, sound painting and employment of echo effects. His Motets setting passages from the Song of Songs, offer unusually expressive and refined depth.

Title: Vocem iucunditatis Sacred and Instrumental Music
Composer: Giovanni Battista Riccio (Venice, 1563 - post 1620)

Performers:
Estrovagante Ensemble
Riccardo Doni, harpsichord and conductor
Angelo Calvo, Francesco Facchini, violins
Giulio Padoin, cello
Laura La Vecchia, lute
Franz Silvestri, organ

Anna Piroli, soprano
Maria Chiara Gallo, alto
Massimo Lombardi, tenor
Alessandro Ravasio, bass

Barcode: 8007144080808
CDS8080 (1 CD)
Category: Classical | Sacred
Formats: Physical and digital
Audio Format: DDD
Audio resolution: SD (44-16)/HD (96-24)/ADM/Flac
Notes: Eng - Ita
Recording place: Seminario Vescovile di Vigevano (PV), Italy
Recording dates: 29th October-1st November 2024
Packaging: Jewelbox
Duration: 57:05 min.

Featured tracks: Tracks Nos. 2, 10 and 20

Album Mood: Sacred, brilliant, relaxing, sweet, innovative

World Première recording

A Musicological Project by Marina Toffetti in collaboration with Chiara Comparin and Gabriele Taschetti

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