Rossaro: L'opera da camera vocale e strumentale

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Label
Tactus
Release Date
February 1, 2019
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      ROSSARO, CARLO
    • PERFORMER
      Milani, Patria, Botto, Chierichetti, Botta, Ballario
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 01, 2019
    • UPC
      8007194200447
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      TC821890
    • LABEL
      Tactus
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Dramma Artistico

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Alessandro Milani, Elena Ballario

    2. Fantasia

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Davide Botto, Elena Ballario

    3. I. Allegro tranquillo - Più mosso - Lento - Tempo I - Più lento - Moderato sostenuto - I Tempo - Più mosso - Più presto

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Sergio Patria, Elena Ballario

    4. II. Lento sostenuto e molto espressivo

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Sergio Patria, Elena Ballario

    5. III. Presto - Meno mosso - I Tempo - Meno mosso - Vivo assai

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Sergio Patria, Elena Ballario

    6. IV. Vivace non troppo - Un poco meno - Meno mosso - Più lento - I Tempo - Più lento - I Tempo - Lento

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Sergio Patria, Elena Ballario

    7. No. 1. Espero

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    8. No. 2. Contemplations I

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    9. No. 3. Contemplations II

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    10. No. 4. Contemplations III

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    11. No. 5. A sé stesso

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    12. No. 6. Contemplations

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    13. No. 7. Notturno primo

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    14. No. 8. Notturno secondo

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    15. No. 9. Notturno terzo

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    16. No. 10. Pax

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    17. No. 11. Amore arante

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    18. No. 12. Frammento

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    19. No. 13. Ad sepultam

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    20. No. 14. Romanza

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario

    21. No. 15. Romanza

      Composer: Carlo Rossaro

      Performer: Anna Chierichetti, Riccardo Botta, Elena Ballario


This previously unpublished opus of Carlo Rossaro's work has been deposited with the Library of the Conservatory of Music in Torino Italy. Elena Ballario, pianist, composer and teacher at the Conservatory has re-evaluated the work and is promoting it with the aim of honoring this great Piemontese composer and bringing his repertoire of chamber and piano music to lovers of classical music in concert halls everywhere. Rossaro was a fervent admirer of Wagner and was fundamental in bringing meaning to the turmoil of an expanding cultural world in the Torino of his time. This double album is including the premiere recording of the complete chamber music opera (both, vocal and instrumental) by Carlo Rossaro, talented musician born in a poor family from the Turin provence, that in year 1848 was nominated "honorary pianist of the King" Vittorio Emanuele. He was published by Ricordi till 1863, and also by Giudici and Strada of Torino, Bock & Bote of Berlin and Seuff of Leipzig. It was Giovannina Lucca of Milan, considered at that time the reference point for the forward-looking artists (unlike Ricordi), who published Rossaro's compositions. Even if some of those included in this release are written by composers of uncertain origin, their mature style suggests the work of Rossaro in his later years.