Name: Niccolò Castiglioni: Salmo XIX, La Buranella & Altisonanza
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Niccolò Castiglioni: Salmo XIX, La Buranella & Altisonanza

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An enterprising disc. — Financial Times, 25th April 2015 More…

Release Date: 30th Mar 2015
Catalogue No: CHAN10858
Label: Chandos
Series: Musica Italiana
Length: 62 minutes

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Castiglioni: La Buranella

Work length25:22

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Gianandrea Noseda, Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Recorded: 21-22 September 2012
Recording Venue: DR Koncerthuset, Copenhagen, Denmark

I. Allegro

Track length4:25

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II. Siciliana. Andante

Track length3:50

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III. Allegro

Track length3:33

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IV. Largo

Track length1:50

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V. Allegro

Track length3:35

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VI. Andantino

Track length3:52

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VII. Presto

Track length4:17

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Castiglioni: Altisonanza

Work length21:34

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Gianandrea Noseda, Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Recorded: 18-19 September 2014
Recording Venue: DR Koncerthuset, Copenhagen, Denmark

I. Entrée

Track length9:03

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II. Sarabanda

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III. Perigordino

Track length9:31

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Castiglioni: Salmo XIX

Work length15:31

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Gianandrea Noseda, Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Teresia Bakor, Sine Bundgaard, Danish National Concert Choir
Recorded: 18-19 September 2014
Recording Venue: DR Koncerthuset, Copenhagen, Denmark

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Conductor of the Year in the 2015 Musical America Awards, Gianandrea Noseda continues his Musica Italiana series with this recording of works by Castiglioni, with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra.

As an intellectual and an aesthete, Niccolò Castiglioni occupied a singular place in the profound renewal of Italian and European musical life of the Sixties and Seventies. Having a predilection for clear sonorities and airy, transparent textures, Castiglioni created his own unique and original artistic philosophy.

From the tonal harmony of the melodious and delicate Galuppi-inspired La Buranella (1979 – 80) to the more fragmented and experimental Altisonanza (1990 – 92), this album gives a broad insight into the various musical influences on the composer and the choices he made during his life.

Salmo XIX, employing a sort of terraced polyphony of extreme refinement, presents an unusual set of performing forces: it includes two sopranos, sung here by the coloratura Teresia Bokor – who received the Soloist Prize for 2013 at Folkoperan in Stockholm for her interpretation of The Queen of the Night – and Sine Bundgaard, a soprano at the Royal Danish Opera and Artist of the Year for Danish National Radio in 2004.

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25th April 2015

An enterprising disc.

23rd April 2015

[Castiglioni's] joyous airiness is beautifully exemplified in the three works on Gianandrea Noseda’s impressively polished disc...Each section of the text [in Altisonanza] is treated differently, and given its own sound world, but there’s muscle as well as beauty; it’s a remarkable piece, a real choral discovery.

31st March 2015

Castiglioni preserves the music’s Baroque elegance, but clothes it in scintillating orchestral colours...Salmo XIX (1979-80) combines calm luminosity with terrifying choral eruptions and stratospheric writing for the sopranos in a work of kaleidoscopic shifts of texture and colour that the performance conveys with pinpoint panache.

Niccolò Castiglioni: Salmo XIX, La Buranella & Altisonanza

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