An educational programme featuring early music. Italian dance music of the sixteenth century.
You can hear slow and fast dances such as pavanes and saltarellos, composed dances by Dalza and Kircher, and dances anonymously passed down.
Alternating between instrumental and vocal dances; dances with place-names such as the Tarantella Napoletana or the Bergamasca, and dances without place-names.
Kortom, een verrassende vrolijke mengeling.
Joan Ambrosio Dalza (ca 1508)
1. Saltarello
Lautten Compagney
(Crystal Classics N 67 0050
2. Saltarello
Paul O’Dette
(Harmonia Mundi HMU 907215)
3. Saltarello e Piva
Ensemble Accordone
(Cypres CYP1643)
4. Pavana alla venetiana
5. Pavana alla ferrarese
Paul O’Dette, luit
(Harmonia Mundi HMU 907215)
6. Anonymous. Pavana e Gagliarda ‘della Traditore’.
7. Pietro Paulo Borrono (ca 1490 – na 1563). Pavana e Saltarello ‘della Milanese’
Ensemble Accordone
(Cypres CYP1643)
8. Athanasius Kircher (1601 – 1680). Tarantella Napoletana, tono hypodorico
Anonymous
9. Tarantella calabrese
10. Pizzicarella mia
11. Pizzica degli Ucci
L’Arpeggiata
(ALPHA503)
12. Pizzica Taranta
Graindelavoix
(Virgin 6022132)
13. Diego Ortiz (ca 1510 – ca 1570). Passamezzo antico.
14. Anonymous. Las Vacas (romanesca).
Hespèrion XXI led by Jordi Savall
(Alia Vox AVSA 9895)
Anonymous
15. Ninna Nanna sopra la Romanesca
L’Arpeggiata
(ALPHA512)
16. Bergamasca
Ensemble Braccio
(Aliud Records ACD HA 008-2)
Supplemented with:
Anonymous.
17. Turlurú
18. Luna Lunedda
L’Arpeggiata
(ALPHA512/ALPHA503)
Special thanks to the Centrale Discotheek Rotterdam.
