Profane music from all parts of Europe. The musical heritage of the 17th century is well preserved in Venice by the Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca and in Spain by La Real Cámara. While occasionally intense, this contrasts with the more subdued atmosphere of the Parisian salons of the Marquise de Rambouillet, brought to life by soprano Deborah Cachet and lutenist Sophie Vanden Eynde.
Giovanni Rovetta (1595-1661):
1 Salmi concertati et alcune canzoni op.1 1626, Canzone no 4 a 4
Francesco Turini (ca. 1589-1656):
2 Madrigali con alcune sonate book 1, 1621; Sonata a 3 secondo tuono
Biagio Marini (1594-1663):
3 Sonate, symphonie e retornelli, op.8 ; Pass’e mezo in 10 parti
Giovanni Picchi (1572-1643):
4 Canzona for instruments [2] and b.c. no.5, 1625
Sonatori de la Gioiosa Marca o.l.v. Andrea Marcon
(cd Music for strings in the Republic of Venise 1615-1630, Divox CDX 79707, 1999)
Pablo Bruna (1611-1679):
5 Tiento for organ, “Sobre la letanía de la Virgen”
6 Tiento for organ 1h in primer tono, “De mano derecha”
Andrés Lorente (1624-1703):
7 Medio registro de dos tiples
La Real Cámara o.l.v. Emilio Moreno
(cd Tientos y batallas, Glossa GCD 920304, 2000/2020)
Sébastien Le Camus (ca.1610-1677):
8 Que j’ayme encore ce beau séjour
9 Je passais de tranquilles jours
Robert de Visée (ca.1650-ca.1725):
10 Pièces pour théorbe sur différents modes; no.26: Allemande La Royalle, in a-klein
Marc-Antoine Carpentier (1643-1704):
11 Celle qui fait tout mon tourment, H.450
Aanvulling:
Robert de Visée
12 Pièces pour théorbe sur différents modes; no.1: Prelude in d-klein
Deborah Cachet, sopraan. Sophie Vanden-Eynde, luit en theorbe
(cd La chambre bleue: Music of the 17th-century Parisian salons, Passacaille PAS 1097, 2023)
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