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Label: Pan Classics<br />

File Under: <strong>Classical</strong>/Chamber<br />

music<br />

Catalogue No: PC10287<br />

Barcode: 7619990102873<br />

NORMAL Price<br />

Format: 1 CD<br />

Packaging: digipack<br />

Andréanne Paquin [soprano]<br />

Anna Stegmann [solo recorder]<br />

Ensemble Odyssee<br />

Andrea Friggi [harpsichord, direction]<br />

FARINA: Serenate Napoletane<br />

Vocal and instrumental music from 17th- and 18th-century Naples<br />

Ensemble Odyssee<br />

Antonio FARINA: Sovra carro stellato, Serenata a voce sola con violini<br />

Pietro MARCHITELLI: Sonata I<br />

Antonio FARINA: Di Pausilippo, Cantata a voce sola con violini<br />

Alessandro SCARLATTI: Concerto XXIII di flauto, violini e basso<br />

Antonio FARINA: Riposa, o bella, Serenata a voce sola con violini<br />

Pietro MARCHITELLI: Sonata IX<br />

RELEASE DATE<br />

3RD JUNE 2013<br />

In the 17th century, an astonishing stream of compositions poured out of Naples, and Neapolitan composers and<br />

performers enjoyed extraordinarily high reputations all over Europe. One of the most important occasions in Neapolitan<br />

musical life were the so-called Spassi di Posillipo, open-air festivals on the Neapolitan shore. The nobility enjoyed vocal<br />

serenades and instrumental music played from boats by the most famous performers of the time.<br />

The programme of this CD reflects the musical traditions of these events, whereby lesser-known composers are also<br />

introduced to the 21st-century audience: the central focus is on cantatas and serenatas of Antonio Farina. His passionate<br />

love songs show the various "affects" of Southern baroque music and can surely be counted among the most beautiful<br />

songs of the time. The incredible technical skills and virtuosity of the Neapolitan school is showcased by none other than<br />

Alessandro Scarlatti, one of the greatest Neapolitan masters. In addition, the CD also presents music by Pietro<br />

Marchitelli, a colleague of Scarlatti in the Real Cappella.

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