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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736)

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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: 'Salve Regina' in G minor for Soprano, Stri...

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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (atribuido), «Gli tre cicisberi ridicoli: Tre giorni son che Nina in letto senesta». Pese a la atribución canónica, actualmente se le atribuye a Vicenzo Legrenzo Ciampi. Kurt Masur, director Elly Ameling, soprano

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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi STABAT MATER

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Vivaldi, Pergolesi + Willcocks, Ledger — Gloria, Magnificat. 1977 : Decca.

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Happy birthday Giovanni Battista Pergolesi

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Mi crítica del concierto de la OBS esta noche en el Espacio Turina.

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stabat mater / giovanni battista pergolesi (versione inedita @ archivio berio, genova)

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736) STABAT MATER per soprano, contralto, coro e strumenti VERSIONE INEDITA (Manoscritto B.S.Mus.41 – Biblioteca Berio, Genova) IL CONCENTO Federica Salvi, soprano Camilla Biraga, contralto Coro Soprani Luisa Bagnoli, Patrizia Bozzo, Lorenza Cevasco Contralti Marta Barusso, Elisa Lagutaine, Linda Zunino Orchestra Arianna Zambon , oboe Lorenza Vaccaro, violino…

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23年コンサート#43

4月1日　志木聖母教会

澤江衣里　ソプラノ

青木洋也　カウンターテナー

原田陽、廣海史帆　ヴァイオリン

伴野剛　ヴィオラ

山本徹　チェロ

新妻由加　オルガン

ハッセ　サルヴェ・レジーナ　イ長調

ポルポラ　サルヴェ・レジーナ　ト長調

ペルゴレージ　スターバト・マーテル

充実のメンバーによる「聖母マリア」曲集。

コンクリート内壁の教会だが、響きすぎることはなく、歌と器楽がくっきりと聴こえた。

ペルゴ��ージのスターバト・マーテルは、やっぱり清澄と少しの苦さに加えて、ほのかなエロティシズムを感じてしまう。

ハッセとポルポラの二人のサルヴェ・レジーナを初めて聴いた。私的には断然ポルポラの曲が印象的。メリハリが効いて、オペラアリアのようで（ポルポラらしいということか）、いきいきとした曲調が素晴らしい。澤江衣里さんも心地よさそうに歌っていたような。

ロンドンのヘンデルのライバル、ポルポラ。一人は歴史に輝かしく名を残し、もう一人は忘れ去られた。でも、こうして聴くと、ポルポラはヘンデルの好敵手に相応しく、「同じ土俵」で対峙し、ほんの少しの違いで退場したのだろうと想像させられる。魅力的な作曲家だ。

このト長調のサルヴェ・レジーナ、YouTubeで探すと、へ長調のサルヴェ・レジーナが人気曲のようで多く出てくるのだが、この曲は僅かで見つけるのにちょっと手間取った。

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Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736) - Adriano In Siria: Lieto Così Talvolta (Aria Di Farnaspe. Atto I, Scena 16.) ·

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Le Musiche Nove

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Veja "Pergolesi: L'Olimpiade - "L’infelice in questo stato"" no YouTube

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Famous Cellists Throughout History

If you go down the history, you will find countless cellists have left an unforgettable mark on the musical landscape. Their mastery and innovation have shaped the instrument's role in various genres and styles. Let's take you through the energies and contributions of some of the most celebrated cellists ever. Read on!

The Pioneers of the Cello in the Baroque Era

The Baroque era saw the dawn of the cello. It witnessed the rise of the as a separate instrument with its stand. Several groundbreaking cellists helped to develop its music and playing style. Take a look -

Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741): Although Vivaldi was primarily famous as a violinist and composer, he composed considerable concertos for the cello. His compositions reflected the lyrical and virtuosic potential of the string. His works often feature innovative harmonies and rhythmic patterns that challenge the cellists with demanding technical passages.

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1703-1736): Pergolesi penned a handful of sonatas. Those were considered masterpieces of the Baroque era. His music is marked by its emotional depth and melodic beauty.

The Rise of the Cello Concerto in the Classical Era

During the Classical period, the cello's music and popularity rose significantly, especially in line with concertos. Several composers wrote influential works that made the string a famous solo instrument. So, if you own this instrument, make sure to take care of it and get it a cello insurance plan for holistic coverage. Now, let's move on to the top cellist in the Classical area.

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809): Haydn composed six cello concertos. Most importantly, each of his compositions showcased a different aspect of the gear's capabilities.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791): Mozart penned two cello concertos and both were considered masterpieces of the genre to date. His music is described as a blend of musical beauty, harmonic elegance, and rhythmic energy.

Luigi Boccherini (1743-1805): Boccherini, A.K.A., the Father of the Cello Concerto gave his prolific output and creative approach to the instrument.

The Cello's Golden Age in the Romantic Era

The Romantic era was a great time for the string. Composers wrote music that demonstrated how expressive the gear could be. Many famous cellists played during this time and left a big impact, including the following:

Johannes Brahms (1833-1897): Brahms wrote two cello sonatas and a cello concerto - both became a cornerstone of its repertoire. His music is known for its emotional depth, harmonic richness, and technical challenges.

Pablo Casals (1876-1973): Casals is considered one of the greatest cellists of all time. He was also the founder of the Casals Festival in Prades and France.

Mstislav Rostropovich (1927-2007): Rostropovich was another legendary cellist of the 20th century. He was known for his powerful tone and fearless approach to music.

Continuing the Legacy in the Modern Times

The cello is still a very important instrument today. Many talented cellists are continuing the work of the great cellists who came before them. Do you own the string or are planning to buy one? Do not forget to buy a comprehensive cello insurance policy as well!

Yo-Yo Ma: Ma is one of the most celebrated cellists of our time. He is known for his versatility, technical brilliance, and commitment to social causes. He has performed with countless orchestras and chamber ensembles, recorded numerous albums, and collaborated with musicians from various genres.

Jacqueline du Pré: Du Pré was a British cellist who rose to fame in the 1960s. Despite being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at a young age, she continued to perform at the highest level until her untimely death in 1987.

Gautier Capuçon: Capuçon is a French cellist who has gained international recognition for his expressive playing and technical prowess.

These are just a few examples of the many talented cellists who have contributed to the instrument's rich history. Their virtuosity, innovation, and passion have inspired generations of musicians and continue to shape the future of the cello.

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Our Morning Offering – 10 March – God of Mercy and Compassion

Our Morning Offering – 10 March – Laetare Sunday / The Fourth Sunday in Lent God of Mercy and CompassionBy Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710-1736)Composer God of mercy and compassion,Look with pity upon me,Father, let me call Thee Father,‘Tis Thy child returns to Thee. Refrain:Jesus, Lord, I ask for mercy.Let me not implore in vain,All my sins, I now detest them,Never will I sin again. By my…

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went to the church yesterday :)

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It's really simple. You missed it though. After a point a muse and the artist are one and the same. Neither needs permission to enter a room or an introduction. Not even an explanation is necessary for one that really understands how things work effortlessley. Some wish to control your spite and others to tame your spirit. Not I. I say take me as your muse of time and I shall make the ground quake for you.