Giovanni Gabrieli (1557-1612) Canzon seconda, with improvised divisions | Cornetto & Organ
Автор: Seicento Stravagante
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Giovanni Gabrieli (1557-1612) Canzon seconda
from "Canzoni per sonare" Venezia, 1608
Organ by “mastro Pietro Paolo” ca. 1509 - Trevi (Perugia).
David Brutti: cornetto
Nicola Lamon: organ
Canzon seconda by Giovanni Gabrieli is one of the most famous instrumental piece from late Renaissance and early Baroque. It's originally conceived for 4 unspecified instruments and can be performed in many ways: one possibility is to play the upper voice with a high instrument (such as a violin, recorder or a cornetto) and the lower voices with organ.
The upper voice is flourished with virtuoso improvised divisions (or diminutions): it was absolutely common in the Renaissance and early Baroque to ornate vocal or instrumental pieces extemporaneously. Seicento Stravagante in this recording wants to recreate this practice.
Enjoy!
This piece is the opening track of Seicento Stravagante's album "Il Cornetto del Doge - Music in the Venice Renaissance" produced and published by Extended Place.
Full album here: https://bfan.link/il-cornetto-del-doge
Audio recording, editing, mixing & mastering by Studio Seicento
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