TARTINI secondo natura (2015) Blu-ray Audio
Sigurd Imsen, baroque violin and hardanger fiddle
Tormod Dalen, baroque cello
Hans Knut Sveen, cembalo
Amongst a plethora of musical styles and genres extant during the mid-18th century, the music of Giuseppe Tartini (1692-1770) finds a special place. Despite a quintessential expressive style of performance and embellishment, he was to become and remain influential across the known musical world, and his legacy was essential to violin playing for at least the next century. Tartini’s obscure writings about Nature and music reveal a close relationship to widespread ideas of a time that was to become known as The Age of Reason. However, these came with a twist: his 135 violin concertos and 200 sonatas, of which many are rarely performed today, still appear enigmatic – impalpable and mysterious. The sonorous Hardanger fiddle, an ideal instrument for imitating the traditional Italian bagpipes, appears in this recording as a tribute to the composer’s frequent use of traditional folk music motifs.
1. Sonata in F major, opus 1 ? 12, B.F4; I. Adagio ‘Lascia ch’io dica addio’ (Let me say farewell) 00:05:19
2. Sonata in F major, opus 1 ? 12, B.F4; II. Allegro 00:05:53
3. Sonata in F major, opus 1 ? 12, B.F4; III. Allegro 00:08:58
4. The Devil’s sonata, B.g5; I. Largo 00:07:02
5. The Devil’s sonata, B.g5; II. Allegro 00:05:43
6. The Devil’s sonata, B.g5; III. Andante – Allegro assai 00:06:16
7. Pastorale in A major, opus 1 ? 13, B.A16; I. Grave 00:04:30
8. Pastorale in A major, opus 1 ? 13, B.A16; II. Allegro 00:04:05
9. Pastorale in A major, opus 1 ? 13, B.A16; III. Largo – Presto – Andante 00:03:27Sigurd Imsen, Tormod Dalen, Hans Knut Sveen
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