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Salvatore Sciarrino - 12 Madrigali
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Salvatore Sciarrino
12 Madrigali

01
Quante isole 04:20 Share
02
Ecco mormorar l´onde 04:20 Share
03
La cicala! 02:58 Share
04
Rosso, cosi rosso 03:28 Share
05
O lodola 03:10 Share
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Sole alto 02:51 Share
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Quante isole! 04:05 Share
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Ecco mormorar l´onde 02:35 Share
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La cicala! 02:51 Share
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Rosso, cosi rosso 03:13 Share
11
O lodola 02:41 Share
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Sole alto 03:39 Share
Total Time 40:11
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12 Madrigali 9,99 €  |  download
01 Quante isole 04:20
02 Ecco mormorar l´onde 04:20
03 La cicala! 02:58
04 Rosso, cosi rosso 03:28
05 O lodola 03:10
06 Sole alto 02:51
07 Quante isole! 04:05
08 Ecco mormorar l´onde 02:35
09 La cicala! 02:51
10 Rosso, cosi rosso 03:13
11 O lodola 02:41
12 Sole alto 03:39
Total Time 40:11
Digital Booklet - only with album
A new ecology of sound

Salvatore Sciarrino, in league with the Neue Vokalsolisten Stuttgart, embarks on the investigation of a new ecology of sound, through a form of polyphony reduced to chamber-music scale. The lyrics selected by the Italian composer are based on six haikus by the Japanese poet Matsuo Bashô (1644–1694). A comprehensive explanatory text on the production is contributed by Max Nyffeler. The world premiere of the work was recorded at the 2008 Salzburg Festival and is now made available on CD for the first time by col legno!
Neue Vocalsolisten Stuttgart:

Sarah Sun, soprano 
Susanne Leitz-Lorey, soprano 
Truike van der Poel, mezzo-soprano 
Daniel Gloger, counter tenor 
Martin Nagy, tenor 
Guillermo Anzorena, baritone 
Andreas Fischer, bass

World premiere live recording
August 3, 2008, Kollegienkirche Salzburg

1CD

Contemporary

Salzburger Festspiele

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