Cavalli: Hymns, Psalms, & Song / Gini, Monteverdi Ensemble

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Label
Dynamic
Release Date
January 19, 2024
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Francesco Cavalli
    • ORCHESTRA / ENSEMBLE
      Chorus & Ensemble Claudio Monteverdi Di Crema
    • PERFORMER
      Cristina Fanelli, Francesca Santi, Marta Fumagalli, J
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      January 19, 2024
    • UPC
      8007144080112
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      DYN-CDS8011
    • LABEL
      Dynamic
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Sacred
    Works ⌄

    1. Confitebor (arr. A. Nobili for choir and chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Ensemble: Coro Claudio Monteverdi di Crema, Ensemble Claudio Monteverdi di Crema

      Performer: Francesca Santi, Marta Fumagalli, Matteo Magistrali, Alessandro Ravasio

      Conductor: Bruno Gini

    2. Beatus vir (arr. A. Nobili for vocal ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Performer: Jacopo Facchini, Matteo Magistrali, Alessandro Ravasio, Pierfrancesco Pelà, Mauro Spinazzè, Marco Angilella, Mario Filippini, Nicola Dolci

    3. Canzon a 3 (arr. A. Nobili for chamber ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Performer: Pierfrancesco Pelà, Mauro Spinazzè, Marco Angilella, Mario Filippini, Nicola Dolci

    4. Deus tuorum militum (arr. A. Nobili for vocal ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Performer: Jacopo Facchini, Matteo Magistrali, Alessandro Ravasio, Pierfrancesco Pelà, Mauro Spinazzè, Marco Angilella, Mario Filippini, Nicola Dolci

    5. Exsultet orbis (arr. A. Nobili for vocal ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Performer: Cristina Fanelli, Jacopo Facchini, Matteo Magistrali, Alessandro Ravasio, Pierfrancesco Pelà, Mauro Spinazzè, Marco Angilella, Mario Filippini, Nicola Dolci

      Conductor: Bruno Gini

    6. In convertendo (arr. A. Nobili for vocal ensemble)

      Composer: Francesco Cavalli

      Performer: Cristina Fanelli, Marta Fumagalli, Matteo Magistrali, Paolo Tormene, Alessandro Ravasio, Marco Angilella, Mario Filippini, Nicola Dolci


Francesco Cavalli, a central figure in the development of 17th-century Italian music, was as popular in his time as Verdi was in his. Though Cavalli was immensely successful as an operatic composer he wrote important sacred works in the grandiose tradition of the chapel of St Mark’s in Venice as well as shorter, more intense or spiritual pieces. These proved to be revolutionary in their individualism and Cavalli’s stylistic and expressive creativity can be heard in this selection which includes the world premiere recording of Confitebor. All come from a single collection published in 1656.