Frescobaldi / Valotti: Musiche Inedite Dai Codici
Frescobaldi / Valotti: Musiche Inedite Dai Codici
Format: CD
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Artist: Frescobaldi / Valotti
Label: Tactus Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8007194107357
Genre: Classical
After the publication of the complete keyboard works within the tc.580600 box set, with this album Tactus begins the world premiere of the Frescobaldi unpublished manuscripts, whose attribution has finally come to an end after years of work by Constance Frei and Etienne Darbellay, the most accredited musicologist in the studies concerning the great composer from Ferrara, and curator of the most important printed edition ever made of his keyboard works. Ivana Valotti, at the Antegnati 1565 organ in the Palatine Basilica of Santa Barbara in Mantua, performs a variegated anthology of toccatas, canzonas, and ricercars. The music is taken from the Chigi codices, a seventeenth-century collection of vocal scores and keyboard manuscripts collected by the Chigi family, which has in it's leading exponents Fabio Chigi (alias Pope Alexander vi) and his nephew Flavio (cardinal), donated to the Vatican Apostolic Library by the Italian state in 1924.
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