Albinoni: Sonate da Chiesa Op. 4 (Full Album)
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The Venetian late Baroque composer Tomaso Albinoni had a long career in the theatre, and his prolific output included fifty-three operas. However, these stage works were lost and are now largely forgotten, and he is remembered chiefly for his concertos.
The Sonate da Chiesa or ‘church’ sonatas, were four-movement concertos and fairly solemn in nature as they were written to be performed in church. However, Albinoni’s Sonate da Chiesa are less traditional, incorporating a range of dance forms, and displaying his elegant style and considerable melodic talents to great effect. The slow movements, such as the Adagio of Op.4 No.6 are particularly appealing.
Albinoni’s lyrical ‘church sonatas’ are not what they seem though. There are two works by the composer which are assigned ‘Op.4’: the Cantate a voce sola, and the Sonate da Chiesa. The latter, or ‘second’ Op.4, were not originally put together by Albinoni himself but collected under that opus number, by the French publisher Éstienne Roger, who borrowed it from the Cantate a voce sola, which he didn’t intend to republish. The Sonate da Chiesa was widely circulated in Europe, and achieved far greater success than the Cantate a voce sola. However, the commercially-minded Roger had a growing number of customers, and needed to keep the flow of new publications going at low cost. This led him to put together unauthorised collections, including this set of Sonate da Chiesa. In fact it contained inauthentic material, possibly by other composers. The authorship of the third sonata in particular is debated by music scholars.
Albinoni’s Sonate da Chiesa are performed on this recording by Baroque expert Luca Scandali (organ and harpsichord) and early music specialists Alessandro Ciccolini (violin), Alberto Guerrero (cello), Maurizio Piantelli (theorbo), Miguel Rincón (archlute) and Francesco Baroni (harpsichord) - Hudba
Tracklist Below:
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Composer:
Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni
Artist:
Ad Corda (ensemble)
00:00:00 Sonata No. 4 in G Minor: I. Adagio
00:02:47 Sonata No. 4 in G Minor: II. Allegro
00:04:10 Sonata No. 4 in G Minor: III. Adagio
00:07:25 Sonata No. 4 in G Minor: IV. Allegro
00:08:56 Sonata No. 2 in E Minor: I. Adagio
00:13:37 Sonata No. 2 in E Minor: II. Allegro
00:16:58 Sonata No. 2 in E Minor: III. Largo
00:18:44 Sonata No. 2 in E Minor: IV. Allegro
00:21:00 Sonata No. 3 in F: I. Largo
00:23:03 Sonata No. 3 in F: II. Allegro
00:25:04 Sonata No. 3 in F: III. Adagio
00:28:21 Sonata No. 3 in F: IV. Giga
00:30:15 Sonata No. 5 in G Minor: I. Adagio
00:35:12 Sonata No. 5 in G Minor: II. Allegro
00:39:08 Sonata No. 5 in G Minor: III. Adagio
00:43:11 Sonata No. 5 in G Minor: IV Presto
00:45:59 Sonata No. 6 in B Minor: I. Largo
00:48:31 Sonata No. 6 in B Minor: II. Allegro
00:50:25 Sonata No. 6 in B Minor: III. Adagio
00:53:11 Sonata No. 6 in B Minor: IV. Allegro
00:54:46 Sonata No. 1 in D Minor: I. Adagio
00:59:10 Sonata No. 1 in D Minor: II. Allegro
01:02:44 Sonata No. 1 in D Minor: III. Largo
01:04:40 Sonata No. 1 in D Minor: IV. Allegro
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Music from heaven; brings tears to my eyes just listening.
La grandezza di pochi si mostra nelle cose che creano, ed Albinoni è uno di questi. magnifica musica che rimarrà nei secoli ai futuri posteri!!
The more I listen to Albinoni's music, the more I am penetrated by his genius. Thank you very much for sharing this pure moment of grace with us.
Maravilloso. Estupenda versión. Música elevada que impulsa a lo más alto. Notas que tocan las partes superiores de nuestro ser. Gracias.
This music is a balm to the soul.
Wonderful, beautiful music! And beautiful performed by the musicians. Thanks for posting this music.
Une belle énergie baroque. Bravos les gars!
Благодаря Ви Brilliant Classics за прекрасната музика❤ Поздрави от България ❤
perfette per la meditazione in questi brutti momenti!!!
Meravigliosa e struggente al tempo stesso
Albinoni is all clarity and elegance. You just have to love him. Maybe the most touching composer of the 18th century.
I have this album. Is beautifull
touch of soul... the heavenly notes of the organ..
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Divina musica
Muchas gracias por compartir .
beautiful...songs of angels...!!
Este disco lo estuve buscando por mucho tiempo allá por el 2015 cuando escuche unos extractos y una entrevista a Alessandro Ciccolini y su grupo Ad Corda sobre la grabación de este opus de Albinoni. Una lectura impecable y una interpretación muy cuidadosa hacen de este álbum muy grato para escucharlo en un momento de quietud y reflexión. Sin lugar a dudas, los mejores momentos los hallamos en las sonatas 2, 4, 5 y 6, todas en tonalidades menores; mientras que, la sonata 3 en fa mayor agrega frescura al set (cinco de las seis sonatas están en tonos menores). Un compendio que no tiene desperdicio de principio a fin, y los movimientos lánguidos y típicos de Albinoni seguidos de veloces allegros o prestos agregan ese plus para atesorar este disco en nuestra discoteca personal.
Very very good!! Thank you!!
It is said that Remo Giazotto has drawn from fragments of some "adagio" of these church sonatas to compose his famous Adagio. In fact, here and there one recognizes something that was then used by the famous twentieth-century musicologist.
Sonata No. 4 in G Minor
I. Adagio 00:00
II. Allegro 02:47
III. Adagio 04:09
IV. Allegro 7:23
Sonata No. 2 in E Minor
I. Adagio 8:54
II. Allegro 13:35
III. Largo 16:55
IV. Allegro 18:41
Sonata No. 3 in F Major
I. Largo 20:56
II. Allegro 22:58
III. Adagio 24:59
IV. Giga 28:15
Sonata No. 5 in G Minor
I. Adagio 30:09
II. Allegro 35:05
III. Adagio 39:01
IV Presto 43:03
Sonata No. 6 in B Minor
I. Largo 45:55
II. Allegro 48:24
III. Adagio 50:20
IV. Allegro 53:06
Sonata No. 1 in D Minor
I. Adagio 54:40
II. Allegro 59:04
III. Largo 1:02:38
IV. Allegro 1:04:33
Thank you! Danke! Grazie! Merci! ありがとう。
soothing my mind
Cuanto más se escucha a Albinoni, más hermoso suena. Sin duda es mi compositor barroco favorito. Que buena parte de su obra se haya perdido es una tragedia.
Sono d'accordo Signor Pepe H.; ci restano queste schegge che danno luce in questo buio di tempi vuoti.
@@TullioGAizza Sí, Don Tullio: música que da luz.
C'est magnifique! La musique est relaxante! Je l'adore!
😀😍Merci !
Albinoni es de otro universo
a volte si conoscono solo alcuni brani di un autore, e si elabora un giudizio di gusto su questo briciolo di un lavoro ampio, bellissimo, sublime che ti porta.... in paradiso! grazie per averlo pubblicato
Es una música de ensueño, te transporta al paraíso. Gracias Albinoni por entregarnos to preciosa alma con cada sonido de tu maravillosa música.
@@MariaMartinez-ss2yv sono felice che tu apprezzi il nostro grande Albinoni. Facciamoci spesso trasportare in paradiso in questi giorni che sentiamo gli inferni dell'Afganistan, del Libano e pensiamo a quanti "inferni" di cui nulla viene raccontato!
I would not have thought, that Albinoni had written so many beautiful pieces, beside his most famous Adagio, that is fairly popular in our funerals here in Hungary. His music reminds me Vivaldi's. It is quite natural, because he lived also in Venice but earlier than Vivaldi. Unforgetably beautiful. Thanks for uploading.
I've always said Albinoni is like Vivaldi's brother but with restless leg syndrome. His bass lines are always moving and leaping hither and yon, while Vivaldi's are more static melodically.
C' est vrai
Il ressaimble la musique de Vivaldi
C' est tres belle sonate
Un cadeau par l'ame
Actually Albinoni e Vivaldi were contemporary. Albinoni was born in 1770, only eight years before Vivaldi. But the cultural and Artistic period war the same.
@@massimomaghetti8349 I think you mean 1670.
You mean the Adagio that isn’t by Albinoni at all ?
Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant!!!
Bravooooo..👏👏👏👏👏
Absolutely wonderful music.
yes, brilliant classic music!
Beautiful, Marvelous Music.
Te eleva. Es sublime.
Frumos cadou pentru copiii mari!
Hermosísimo!
magnificent....!!!!
❤un. Incanto
❤delizioso
Excelente! Me gusta muchisssssssimo:-)
A+
Nothing better!
Musica infinita!!!
The pinnacle of Beauty.
Es como ser transportado con el tiempo de guia
Genialne!
de mis favoritos
The first 30 seconds reminded me of 2 songs. One is the last couple seconds played in the end of a game called Hollow Knight when you defeat the final boss. The other part reminded me of Phantom of the Opera. Both such amazing pieces for completely different reasons, found together in a matter of 30 seconds, composed by someone hundreds of years ago.
I'm only about one-fifth of the way through, but this seems more melancholy than Albinoni's other selections on CZcams. Many of the sections are slow.
Each sonata has 2 slow and two fast movements, so equal between both tempos, although the low movements are generally a bit longer.
I've listened to some of this album and I prefer the performances on the Hyperion recording. See www.hyperion-records.co.uk/dc.asp?dc=D_CDD22048
More expensive, alas, so they will have to go on my wish list. I do buy quite a few Brilliant Classics recordings, though; they are excellent and sometimes they are even the best available. CDs aren't cheap (not for those on low incomes anyway) so I am very grateful to Brilliant Classics. I currently have three sets on order.
O, koliko boli!
Buen dia Anonimo amor
Tengas excelente jornada
Te adoro mason grandote
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B r a v O M a e s t r O
I'm not religious. But if religion was only about thinking about life itself and how to make it better, this would be the perfect soundtrack to go by.
Beautifully said
Perfect. You simply repeat what the Lord Jesus Christ Said: Gospel of saint John, Chapter 10, Verse 10. "I have come so that they have Life, and Life in abundance."
You Are Not far off from Him.
One of my favorite baroque albums that i have played over and over many times!🙌
صيقل روح و إنشاى حيات
Non ho una simpatia per quanto riguarda i temi per un solo violino col basso ,mi annoia terribilmente ,preferisco la sonata per due violini e basso ,oppure il quartetto ,rende meglio l'effetto ci guadagna anche l'orecchio , non aggiungo altri commenti ,lascio a chi predilige questo genere di sonata , auguroni di buona Pasqua agli amanti come me' della musica in generale .
Мастер диминуции !!!
The name of this cant be correct, been looking for the sheet music all over but "Albinoni: Sonate da Chiesa Op. 4" appear totally different... Any ideas?
Please, read the information above where it explains that two works by the composers were named Op. 4: "The Sonate da Chiesa" and "The Cantate a voce Sola".
There is an edition of the Sonatas recently published on IMSLP.
No wonder his concertos has a singing quality to it. Vivaldi did too.
Albinoni, was definitely a grandmaster of his era and definitely also not recorded regard and respect simply because Mozart and Beethoven Were able to throw off the shackles of Regal and aristocratic driven formats of the time. These guys had to earn a living producing music on demand just like today’s popstars. In the 1700s the order of things dictated to the composers of the day the flavour and construction of music that would be paid for and entertained by the moneyed classes.Had Albinoni been born 80 or so years later he would’ve been free to express himself as Mozart and Beethoven et al were able to do.
Actually, albinoni was a man of independent means, as different from Mozart and Beethoven, who were famously financially challenged. To mr, his music is very expressive, not just for his period, but for any period
Joshua Yeidel True, he didn’t work for anyone, but didn’t challenge the authorities back then either.
He composed what he wanted, being independently wealthy. That's why he was so prolific turning out 81 operas alone.
jackpoint188 I researched .I stand corrected.
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