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DISC: 1

1. Intavolatura Di Chitarra E Chitarriglia: Ballo Dell'granduca
2. Sfere Fermate
3. Villanelle, Book 3: O Dolci Sguardi
4. Sonate Di Chitarra Con Intavolatura Franzese: Ciaccona
5. Li 5 Libri Della Chitarra Alla Spagnola: Toccata
6. Armoniosi Concerti Sopra La Chitarra Spagnuola: Allemanda
7. O Del Cielo D'amor Unico Sole
8. Varii Scherzi Di Sonate, Book 4: Passacaglia
9. Scherzi E Canzonette, Op. 5: Meraviglia D'amore
10. Sonate Di Chitarra Con Intavolatura Franzese: Toccata
11. Villanelle, Book 2: Alma Mia
12. Intavolatura Di Liuto, Book 1: Toccata – Volta
13. Villanelle, Book 4: Cinta Di Rose
14. Canzoni Da Sonare, Book 1: Canzona
15. Scherzi E Canzonette, Op. 5: Mirami
16. Chitarra Spagnola, Book 1: Allemanda
17. Armoniosi Concerti Sopra La Chitarra Spagnuola: Brando
18. Villanelle, Book 4: Ite, Sospiri Miei
19. Villanelle, Book 4: Già Risi
20. Varii Scherzi Di Sonate, Book 4: Passacaglia

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The programme of this disc brings together pieces by Italian authors from the first half of the 17th century, both vocal and instrumental pieces, here performed by a period guitar ensemble. Many of the included works are signed by lesser-known composers, such as Antonio Carbonchi, Biagio Marini, Michaelangelo Galilei, or Angelo Michele Bartolotti, but the disc also includes pieces by Girolamo Kapsberger, one of the most famous theorbo players of his time, and Francesco Corbetta, “the greatest guitar player”, according to his contemporary Gaspar Sanz. The songs presented on this recording centre on love, moving in a labyrinth which includes hope, sorrow, optimism, disappointment and joy. Marco Beasley is a specialist in 17th-century vocal music and has some fine recordings to his name. His light and agile voice is excellently suited to these fine Italian delights of the early Baroque period. He is accompanied by Private Musicke under the direction of Pierre Pitzl, great experts in this kind of repertoire.

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