Wydawnictwo: Atma
Nr katalogowy: ACD 22724
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: wrzesień 2015
EAN: 722056272421
Nr katalogowy: ACD 22724
Nośnik: 1 CD
Data wydania: wrzesień 2015
EAN: 722056272421
Doni: The Doni Lute Book
Atma - ACD 22724
Kompozytor
Giuseppe Antonio Doni (XVII wiek)
Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger, Archangelo Lori, Andrea Falconieri
Giuseppe Antonio Doni (XVII wiek)
Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger, Archangelo Lori, Andrea Falconieri
Wykonawcy
Sylvain Bergeron, archiluth
Sylvain Bergeron, archiluth
Nagrody i rekomendacje
Utwory na płycie:
acd22724_001.mp3- acd22724_002.mp3
- acd22724_003.mp3
- acd22724_004.mp3
- acd22724_005.mp3
- acd22724_006.mp3
- acd22724_007.mp3
- acd22724_008.mp3
- acd22724_009.mp3
- acd22724_010.mp3
- acd22724_011.mp3
- acd22724_012.mp3
- acd22724_013.mp3
- acd22724_014.mp3
- acd22724_015.mp3
- acd22724_016.mp3
- acd22724_017.mp3
- acd22724_018.mp3
- acd22724_019.mp3
- Toccata for lute in F major
- acd22724_020.mp3
- acd22724_021.mp3
- acd22724_022.mp3
- acd22724_023.mp3
- acd22724_024.mp3
- acd22724_025.mp3
- Corrente Francese, for lute in F major
- Corrente del Falconieri, for lute in F major
- Gagliarda for lute in F major
- Corrente for lute No. 1 in F major
- Corrente for lute No. 2 in F major
- Toccata del Tedesco, for lute in G minor
- Ciaccona for lute in G minor
- Toccata del Sr. Arcangelo, for lute in G minor
- Corrente Francese, for lute in G minor
- Corrente for lute No. 1 in B flat major
- Corrente for lute No. 2 in B flat major
- Ciaccone for lute in B Flat major
- Gagliarda del Falconieri, for lute in B flat major
- Eco corrente, for lute in B flat major
- Toccata for lute No. 1 in G minor
- Toccata for lute No. 2 in G minor
- Corrente Francese, for lute in G minor
- Gagliarda for lute in G minor
- Toccata del Tedesco, for lute in C minor
- Corrente for lute No. 1 in C minor
- Corrente for lute No. 2 in C minor
- Corrente Francese, for lute in C minor
- Passagaglia for lute in C minor
- Corrente for lute No. 3 in C minor
Livre de luth
de Gioseppe Antonio Doni
de Gioseppe Antonio Doni
Lute solo album by Sylvain Bergeron - a selection of lute pieces from The Doni Lute Book, a manuscript compiled between 1620 and 1640 and preserved at the Archivio di Stato di Perugia (State Archive of Perugia, Italy).
The album is both an anthology and a manual; it contains a large number of unique and never recorded pieces, and it bears witness to the wealth of Italian lute music from the beginning of the 17th century.
THE MUSIC Described as "a supremely refined, elegant, cerebral musician" (Ottawa Citizen), Sylvain Bergeron is a master of the lute and plucked strings family of instruments including theorbo, archlute and baroque guitar. On this new solo ATMA recording, Bergeron performs a selection of lute pieces from The Doni Lute Book, a manuscript compiled between 1620 and 1640 and preserved at the Archivio di Stato di Perugia (State Archive of Perugia, Italy). The Doni Lute book is both an anthology and a manual; it contains a large number of unique and never recorded pieces, and it bears witness to the wealth of Italian lute music from the beginning of the 17th century.
ARTIST BACKGROUND Sylvain Bergeron has always been fascinated by the historical context of the things around him. His childhood ambition of becoming an archeologist was eventually replaced by his interest in music, which like most teenage boys, started with the guitar. He listened to British bands like Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, and Genesis, learning entire albums such as Thick as a Brick and Fox Trot by heart. Bergeron still remembers the precise day he decided to switch from guitar to lute: listening to recordings in his older brother Alain's collection, which included music by Bartok, Bach and Stravinsky, he chanced upon a recording of Troubadour music by Thomas Binkley. "This was a revelation!", says Bergeron. "Discovering the sound of the medieval instruments, their nuances, languages, the creativity of the performers, the freedom of interpretation. Clearly, that was the «real» stuff I was looking for, and I became totally convinced this was what I wanted to do." He soon learned to read music and began formal lessons, and eventually devoted himself completely to the lute and its family of instruments. Bergeron went on to study with Paul O'Dette and Eugene Dombois, and became a member of the period group Ensemble Anonymus. In 1991 he co-founded the ensemble La Nef and directed many of their productions, including Perceval, The Quest for the Holy Grail, Montsegur, The Garden of Delights and Music for Joan the Mad. Described as "a supremely refined, elegant, cerebral musician who ... seems to find a spiritual home in these haunting, restrained-yet-achingly lyrical pieces" (Ottawa Citizen), Bergeron is a master of many other plucked-string instruments including theorbo, oud, and baroque guitar. He is in constant demand both as a soloist and ensemble player, and has accompanied such giants as viol player Jordi Savall in concert halls around the world including Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Paris's Salle Gaveau and New York's Lincoln Center. Naturally, as a lutenist he has accompanied many singers and has performed and recorded with such stars as Dame Emma Kirkby, David Daniels, Daniel Taylor, Suzie LeBlanc, Vivica Genaux, Agnes Mellon, and Charles Daniels.
The album is both an anthology and a manual; it contains a large number of unique and never recorded pieces, and it bears witness to the wealth of Italian lute music from the beginning of the 17th century.
THE MUSIC Described as "a supremely refined, elegant, cerebral musician" (Ottawa Citizen), Sylvain Bergeron is a master of the lute and plucked strings family of instruments including theorbo, archlute and baroque guitar. On this new solo ATMA recording, Bergeron performs a selection of lute pieces from The Doni Lute Book, a manuscript compiled between 1620 and 1640 and preserved at the Archivio di Stato di Perugia (State Archive of Perugia, Italy). The Doni Lute book is both an anthology and a manual; it contains a large number of unique and never recorded pieces, and it bears witness to the wealth of Italian lute music from the beginning of the 17th century.
ARTIST BACKGROUND Sylvain Bergeron has always been fascinated by the historical context of the things around him. His childhood ambition of becoming an archeologist was eventually replaced by his interest in music, which like most teenage boys, started with the guitar. He listened to British bands like Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, and Genesis, learning entire albums such as Thick as a Brick and Fox Trot by heart. Bergeron still remembers the precise day he decided to switch from guitar to lute: listening to recordings in his older brother Alain's collection, which included music by Bartok, Bach and Stravinsky, he chanced upon a recording of Troubadour music by Thomas Binkley. "This was a revelation!", says Bergeron. "Discovering the sound of the medieval instruments, their nuances, languages, the creativity of the performers, the freedom of interpretation. Clearly, that was the «real» stuff I was looking for, and I became totally convinced this was what I wanted to do." He soon learned to read music and began formal lessons, and eventually devoted himself completely to the lute and its family of instruments. Bergeron went on to study with Paul O'Dette and Eugene Dombois, and became a member of the period group Ensemble Anonymus. In 1991 he co-founded the ensemble La Nef and directed many of their productions, including Perceval, The Quest for the Holy Grail, Montsegur, The Garden of Delights and Music for Joan the Mad. Described as "a supremely refined, elegant, cerebral musician who ... seems to find a spiritual home in these haunting, restrained-yet-achingly lyrical pieces" (Ottawa Citizen), Bergeron is a master of many other plucked-string instruments including theorbo, oud, and baroque guitar. He is in constant demand both as a soloist and ensemble player, and has accompanied such giants as viol player Jordi Savall in concert halls around the world including Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Paris's Salle Gaveau and New York's Lincoln Center. Naturally, as a lutenist he has accompanied many singers and has performed and recorded with such stars as Dame Emma Kirkby, David Daniels, Daniel Taylor, Suzie LeBlanc, Vivica Genaux, Agnes Mellon, and Charles Daniels.
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