Galoetti, Mortari & Tedeschi: Musica per arpa

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Label
Tactus
Release Date
March 10, 2015
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      TEDESCHI GALEOTTI MORTARI
    • PERFORMER
      Eleonora Volpato
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      March 10, 2015
    • UPC
      8007194105810
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TC860001
    • LABEL
      Tactus
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Instrumental
    Works ⌄

    1. Etude impromptu, Op. 37

      Composer: Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    2. I. Largo maestoso

      Composer: Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    3. II. Andante sostenuto

      Composer: Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    4. III. Assai vivace

      Composer: Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    5. IV. Allegro moderato - Largamento - Largo e pesante - Allegro

      Composer: Luigi Maurizio Tedeschi

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    6. Fantaisie, Op. 138

      Composer: Cesare Galeotti

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    7. Legende, Op. 139

      Composer: Cesare Galeotti

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    8. Scherzo-Caprice, Op. 159

      Composer: Cesare Galeotti

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    9. No. 1. Sarabanda

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    10. No. 2. Notturno

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    11. No. 3. Studio di terze

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    12. I. Gagliarda

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    13. II. Canzone

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato

    14. III. Toccata

      Composer: Virgilio Mortari

      Performer: Eleonora Volpato


Three composers, Tedeschi, Galeotti and Mortari, with three completely different musical styles: what they share is the sound of the harp and the rediscovery of its late-Romantic, early-modern Italian repertory, which is mostly still unknown, or very nearly so. Completing with highest honors her diploma and post-grad work at the Conservatory of Parma, prize-winning harpist Eleonora Valpato was until January 2011 was First Harp Philharmonic Orchestra of Santiago de Chile. Since 2009 she has played with Nicholas Vaiente in the unusual harp and marimba ensemble Step Two.