Locatelli: Sei concerti a quattro opera VII
Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino, Natale Arnoldi
The performance by the Baroque ensemble Carlo Antonio Marino is quite fine. The strings are lush in their tone, and the tempos are all well chosen by conductor Natale Arnoldi. The textures are...
Locatelli: Sei concerti a quattro opera VII
Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino, Natale Arnoldi
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The performance by the Baroque ensemble Carlo Antonio Marino is quite fine. The strings are lush in their tone, and the tempos are all well chosen by conductor Natale Arnoldi. The textures are...
About
The Baroque Ensemble «Carlo Antonio Marino», directed by Natale Arnoldi, already protagonist of important Classical and late Baroque productions, within this album is faced with the concerts from the seventh opera by Pietro Antonio Locatelli, well known composer and violinist from Bergamo. When it appeared, this collection was not particularly successful; probably the mixture of different musical styles in the Concertos was not appreciated by the public, which by then was moving towards the new sensitivity of the galant style. Op. 7, in any case, is an excellent and occasionally brilliant work of Locatelli’s: a musician who, in spite of the fact that in 1741 he had already attained fame and glory, did not hesitate to run the risk of attempting to renew the waning Italian Concerto, by experimenting with approaches that might accommodate the new trends, without however denying his own origins.
Contents and tracklist
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
- Ensemble Barocco Carlo Antonio Marino
- Natale Arnoldi
Awards and reviews
July/August 2022
The performance by the Baroque ensemble Carlo Antonio Marino is quite fine. The strings are lush in their tone, and the tempos are all well chosen by conductor Natale Arnoldi. The textures are nicely varied, and intonation is superb as is the ensemble.
