in Early Music Today (Sep, 2015)
The year 1501 is an important one for music historians, as it marks the publication of the first printed publication of polyphonic music, the Harmonice Musices Odhecton. This was one of several driving forces in the sea change that took place around this time, and the development of the viol consort can be dated to this period; for this recording the Rose Consort use a set of four instruments modelled on those that appear on a 1497 Bolognese altarpiece. The pieces on this disc are drawn from a relatively small number of important sources, including a 1506 manuscript from Bologna and a collection known as the ‘Henry VIII Book’, so …
Faccio: Hamlet, Bregenz Festival 2016 – Pavel Cernoch
Hamlet (Oper in 4 Akten) (Gesamtaufnahme)
Viva il Re! (1. Akt)
Ballabile
Principe Amleto!
E pertinace invero un tal corruccio
Prence. – Signor.
Invito alla danza
Su la danza si scateni
Soffia la brezza acuta
Tu dei saper
Egli ha mania (2. Akt)
Essere o non essere
Chi vien? La Giovinetta Ofelia
Viva il re!
E son presti i cantor
Regina nel core, mi lacera il morso
O nera colpa! (3. Akt)
Qui l’attendete
Ah! Che alfine all’empio scherno
La bara involta
Oggi a me, domani a te (4. Akt)
Marcia funebre
Serena, ridente, ripiena d’amore
Illustri cortigiani e cavalieri
Pavel Cernoch, Claudio Sgura, Iulia Maria Dan, Eduard Tsanga, Dshamilja Kaiser, Prague Philharmonic Choir, Wiener Symphoniker, Paolo Carignani
39,90€
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