España alla Rossini

Gioachino Rossini (1792-1866): España alla Rossini. Chamber music songs for voice and piano.


Intérpretes:
Anna Tonna, mezzosoprano
Emilio González Sanz, piano

Recorded on a John Broadwood & Sons Historical Piano (one of Rossini's prefered piano makers), at San Juan de los Caballeros, Segovia (Spain), June 9th-13th, 2014


CONTENIDO:

1. A Granada, arietta española. 1861
Text by Ventura de la Vega. according to Emilien Pacini (Edition: León Escudier)

2. "Amori scendete" (Madrid, versión) 1831
Text attributed to the Baron of Santo Magno (Edition: Deutsche Rossini Gesellschaft, edited by Maria Chiara Bertieri)

3. "Nizza, je puis sans peine" 1835
Text by Émile Deschamps (Edition: Fondazioni Rossini Pesaro, Ricordi) with Cristina Gómez Tornamira, castanets

4. Canzonetta spagnuola 1821
Anonymous/attributed to Isabel Colbrán
(Edition: Classical vocal Reprint) wüh Cristina Gómez Tornamira, castanets

s. La passeggiata (Anacreontica) 1831
Anonymous (Edition Fondazione Rossini Pesaro, Ricordi)

6. Aragonese 1857-1868
Text br Pietro Metastasio
Arietta for soprano, n. 6 from Miscellannée de Musique Vocale (Edition: Belwin Mills)

7. Sorzico 1855-1868
Text by Pietro Metastasio
(Edition: originel used with permission by PhillSp Gossett, edited by Joel Jacklich)

8. Tirana alla spagnola (rossinizzata) n. 3 from Album italiano 1866
Text bv Pietro Metastasio (Edition: Quaderni rossiniani, IV) Vocal variations by Francis Benichou

9. L'invito 1831-1835
Text by Count Carlo Pepoli
Bolero, n. 5 from Soirées musicales (Edition: Voci d'Opera-Marilyn Horne, Riordi)

10. Les amante de Séville, tirana pour deux voices, 1864
Tirana for mezzo soprano and tenor, n.3 from Morceaux réservées
Text by Émilien Pacini (Edition: Bellwin Mills) with Miguel Borrallo, tenor

11. La viuda del náufrago, canción española, 1863
Text by Ventura de la Vega, according to Emilien Pacini (Edition: Deutsche Rossini Gesellschaft, edited by Maria Chiara Bertieri)

12. La promessa 1831-1835
Canzonetta, n. 1 de Soirées musicales
Text by Pietro Metastasio (Edition: Schott's Söhne, edited by Joel Jacklich)

13. Bolero 1332
Text by Pietro Metastasio (Edition: La Lettura, Milano 1932)

14. Fac ut portem, fromu Stabat Mater 1832
Sequence attributed to Jacopone da Todi (Edition: The Oratorio Anthology, Hal Leonard)

15. Bolero 1850
Text by Pietro Metastasio (original used with permission by Phillip Gossett, edited by Joel Jacklich)

16. "O giorno sereno" 1827
For vocal chamer quartet. Version for four solo voices (Edition: Carus-Verlag, edited by G. J. Joerg)
Cuarteto Vocal Cavatina and Aurelio Viribay, piano