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André Campra: Gli Strali d'Amore, drama with music / La Risonanza

1 CD / Glossa / 2011-10-03

Works: Louis-Nicolas Clérambault: Sonata La félicité; Chaconne (Simphonia V); Fabio Bonizzoni: Gli strali d'Amore, opera
Performers: Auvity, Cyril; Invernizzi, Roberta
Conductors: Bonizzoni, Fabio
Ensemble: La Risonanza

Fabio Bonizzoni has come up with another immaginative and enticing programme for his latest Glossa release, creating an Italian "pastiche" drama with music by André...continue...
Recording information: Chiesa di Santa Maria Annunciata, Brunello, Italy (11/2010)....continue...

Handel in Italy

2 CD / Glossa / 2011-07-03

Works: George Frederick Handel: Tra le fiamme, HWV 170; Pensieri notturni di Filli, HWV 134; Il delirio amoroso, HWV 90; Figlio d'alte speranze, HWV 113; Diana cacciatrice, HWV 79; Clori, Tirsi e Fileno, HW...
Performers: Bauer, Thomas E.; Bonizzoni, Fabio; Fernandez, Yetzabel Arias; Invernizzi, Roberta
Conductors: Bonizzoni, Fabio
Ensemble: La Risonanza

For the second "Glossa Portrait" release the spotlight falls upon a singer who, since the 1990s, has been excelling in broad swathes of Italian Baroque...continue...
Recording information: Chiesa di San Salvatore, Rodengo Saiano, Brescia, Italy (06/2008/06/2009); Saint Michel en Thiérache, France (06/2008/06/2009); Chiesa di San Salvatore, Rodengo Saiano, Bre...continue...

Le Cantate per il Cardinal Pamphili - Handel / Invernizzi

1 CD / Glossa / 2006-09-02

Works: George Frederick Handel: Tra le fiamme, HWV 170; Nel dolce dell'oblio, HWV 134 (Pensieri notturni di Filli); Da quel giorno fatale, HWV 99 "Il delirio amoroso"; Figlio d'alte speranza, HWV 113
Performers: Bonizzoni, Fabio; Centurioni, Olivia; Dell'Agnello, Caterina; Ferri, Rebeca; Invernizzi, Roberta; Lehmann, Isabel; Moretto, Vanni; Plantier, David; Rodolfi, Emiliano; Rosa, Gianni de; Talo, Elena
Conductors: Bonizzoni, Fabio
Ensemble: La Risonanza

The chamber cantata flourished in Italy as a counterpart to public opera and oratorio, cultivated by aristocratic patrons for their personal enjoyment. Perhaps because of...continue...