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COMPOSERCAPIROLA, VINCENZO
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PERFORMERPaul Beier
Capirola: il piu bel secreto et arte / Beier
- Stradivarius
- October 1, 2021
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RELEASE DATEOctober 01, 2021
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UPC8011570371928
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CATALOG NUMBERSTR37192
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LABELStradivarius
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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Et in terra pax
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercare No. 2
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Si dedero somnum oculis meis
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Pavana alla francese
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Tota pulchra es
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Tientalora, Balletto da ballare
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercar No. 3
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Allez regrets
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Sit nomen domini benedictum
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercar No. 5
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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O florens rosa
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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O mia cieca e dura sorte - Che farala che dirala
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Christe si dedero
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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La Spagna No. 1
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercar No. 7
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Benedictus
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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De tous biens pleine
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercar No. 1
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Oublier vueil tristesse
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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La Spagna No. 2
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Ricercar No. 6
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Qui tollis peccata mundi
Composer: Vincenzo Capirola
Performer: Paul Beier
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Vincenzo Capirola is only slightly less of a mystery figure. It has been revealed that he was from Brescia, born into a wealthy mercantile family in 1474 and that he lived a long a life until he was in his mid-seventies. He is last recorded alive in 1548 when he was seventy-four. His parents died while Vincenzo was still young: his father when he was two, and his mother later in his youth. Documentary evidence confirms his presence in Brescia in 1489, 1498, and 1548. He was in Venice in 1517, there has been unconfirmed speculation that he may have travelled extensively in Europe and that he may even have been the same renowned Brescian lutenist who was at the English court of Henry VIII in 1515. The music of this lute book reveals Capirola as a consummate lutenist who had already attained a high level of stylistic maturity. This can be seen in all the musical genres in his book, especially in his intabulations of vocal polyphony that transform their models into attractive idiomatic solo lute music, and in his ricercars that assimilate inherited styles into engaging and coherent rhetorical narrative.
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