Seconda Serenata-TrioGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
NuncGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone
AliasGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Corrado De Bernart
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 1. Le Stelle De Lu CieloGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 2. Butta Le Reti A MmareGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 3. Amore MeoGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 4. FescenninoGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 5. Fiore D'ajettoGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 6. Fiore De LinoGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 7. E Lo Mio AmoreGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 8. Bella Fatte ChiamaGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 9. Sonno SonnoGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 10. Le Ventriquattr'oreGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 11. M'affaccio Alla FinestraGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 12. Ninna NannaGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Canti della Campagna Romana (arr. A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp and guitar): No. 13. S'e Fatta NotteGoffredo Petrassi, Angelo Colone, Laura Pugliese, Massimo De Lorenzi, Patrizia Carciani, Sonia Maurer
Dive into the enchanting world of neoclassical music with Goffredo Petrassi's "Petrassi: Opere per chitarra," a captivating album released on July 1, 2013, under the Tactus label. This 57-minute collection is a testament to Petrassi's mastery of composition, featuring a blend of instrumental and vocal pieces that showcase his unique artistic vision.
The album opens with "Suoni Notturni," setting a serene and contemplative mood that carries through to the intricate "Seconda Serenata-Trio." Each track is a journey into the heart of Petrassi's musical genius, from the hauntingly beautiful "Nunc" to the playful "Alias." The centerpiece of the album is "Canti della Campagna Romana," a suite of 13 songs arranged by A. Colone for voice, mandolin, harp, and guitar. These songs, inspired by the Roman countryside, offer a rich tapestry of sounds and emotions, each one a gem in its own right.
Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or a curious newcomer, "Petrassi: Opere per chitarra" promises an immersive and rewarding listening experience. The album's diverse tracklist, ranging from solo guitar pieces to vocal ensembles, highlights Petrassi's versatility and innovation. This album is a celebration of Petrassi's enduring legacy and a delightful addition to any music lover's collection.
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About Goffredo Petrassi
Goffredo Petrassi, born in 1904 in Zagarolo near Rome, stands as one of the most influential Italian composers of the 20th century, renowned for his innovative approach to modern classical music. Petrassi's journey began humbly, working in a music shop at the age of 15 to support his family, but his passion for music led him to study at the prestigious Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia in Rome. There, he honed his skills in composition and organ, laying the foundation for his distinctive style that seamlessly blends avant-garde techniques with a deeply personal musical language.
Petrassi's compositions, often described as neoclassical, reflect his deep engagement with the musical traditions of his time. His works, including his series of eight Concertos for Orchestra, are celebrated for their emotional depth and technical brilliance. Petrassi's influence extended beyond his compositions; he was also a respected conductor and teacher, shaping the next generation of Italian musicians. His tenure as the President of the International Society for Contemporary Music further cemented his status as a leading figure in the world of classical music. Petrassi's legacy endures as a testament to his enduring impact on Italian and global music.
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