The Lute Books of Orazio Albani da Urbino / Damiani

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Label
Urania Records
Release Date
April 7, 2023
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Anonymous, Vincenzo Pinti, Lorenzino Tracetti
    • PERFORMER
      Andrea Damiani
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      April 07, 2023
    • UPC
      8051773570971
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      LDV14097
    • LABEL
      Urania Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Toccata [Orazio Albani collection, MS 6.42 f. 57v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    2. Follia [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.27 f. 13v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    3. Corrente [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.26 f. 40v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    4. Preludium overo tochata

      Composer: Lorenzo Tracetti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    5. Fantasia

      Composer: Lorenzo Tracetti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    6. Tamburina [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.22 f. 27v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    7. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 6.42 f. 35v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    8. Gagliarda

      Composer: Lorenzo Tracetti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    9. Canzone degli Uccelli [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.26 f. 8v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    10. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.22 9v, Urbino]

      Composer: Lorenzo Tracetti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    11. Ritornello [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.33 f. 29v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    12. Romanesca

      Composer: Vincenzo Pinti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    13. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 6.42 f. 22v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    14. Gagliarda del Cavagliere

      Composer: Vincenzo Pinti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    15. Ruggiero [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.27 f. 24v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    16. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.22 f. 21v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    17. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.27 f. 15r, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    18. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.22 f. 28v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    19. Gagliarda [MS 2.27 f. 13v, Urbino]

      Composer: Lorenzo Tracetti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    20. Fantasia [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.27 f. 42r, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    21. Gagliarda

      Composer: Vincenzo Pinti

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    22. Gagliarda [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2-26 7r, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    23. Se mai amor [Orazio Albani collection, Villanella, MS 2.26 f. 50v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    24. Volta [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.26 - f. 45v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    25. Canzone francese [Orazio Albani collection, MS 2.27 f.44v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani

    26. Balletto [Orazio Albani collection, MS 6.42 f. 47v, Urbino]

      Composer: Anonymous

      Performer: Andrea Damiani


From the legendary Albani’s library in Urbino, a collection of recordings, many of which unpublished, of anonymous manuscripts alternated to compositions by the two most famous lutenists of Rome at the time: Vincenzo Pinti and Lorenzo Tracetti. The repertoire of this Album captures an almost magical moment in which two different musical tendencies meet briefly, only to separate with the establishment of the Baroque style. On the one hand the tradition of Roman polyphony, on the other the revolution in Baroque music. However, these two aspects are hardly presented separately, rather they are combined in the same piece, where strict meditation and sudden changes of atmosphere and sound alternate.