Name: Luxury Amore Siciliano
Brand: Matteo Bellotto / Contaldo,Valerio / Flores,Marian
SKU: SK0197375-US20260105-083122
Availability: InStock

DISC: 1

1. Work(s)~Fermarono I Cieli / Qual Suono

2. Ho Vinto, Amor~Ho Vinto, Amor

3. U’ Ciucciu

4. Ho Vinto, Amor~Dolce E Il Penare

5. Và Che L’Hai Fatto a Me~Resistere Chi Puote

6. Ho Vinto, Amor~Combatutta Navicella

7. Canzone Di Cecilia~C’Erano Tre Sorelle

8. Và Che L’Hai Fatto a Me~Và Che L’Hai Fatto a Me

9. Mercè! Grido Piangendo

10. Amantissime Jesu~Sinfonia

11. In Solitarie Arene~In Solitarie Arene

12. In Solitarie Arene~Lo Strale Di Cupido

13. Canzone Di Cecilia~Senti, Cecilia Bella

14. Caro Amante

15. Ojos, Pues Me Desdeñais

16. Dispietata Pietate

17. Parca

18. Tirannide Vezzonsa

19. Canzone Di Cecilia~Ma, Verso La Mezza Notte

20. Riturnella

21. Tarantella Española

22. Canzone Di Cecilia~Tengo Un Dolore Al Petto

23. Mori, Mi Dici~Mori, Mi Dici

24. Piangono Al Pianger Mio

25. Fuga A 5 Voci Sopra La Canzone Di Cecilia

26. Mori, Mi Dici~Con Quel Dolce Parlar

27. Canzone Di Cecilia~E Sopra La Mia Tomba

More Info:

Love, drama and betrayal under the Sicilian sun: this ‘pasticcio’ of folk melodies and music by ‘learned’ composers was born of the love of Leonardo Garcia Alarcon and the singers and musicians of the Cappella Mediterranea for Calabrian, Sicilian and Neapolitan songs dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. We hear music by Alessandro Scarlatti and Sigismondo d’India, both born in Palermo, as well as works from the extraordinarily rich collection of St John’s Co-Cathedral in Malta (notably by Vincenzo Tozzi). Leonardo Garcia Alarcon even composed a five-part fugue on La canzone di Cecilia, associated with the heroine of the drama. The music was arranged by Quito Gato. This tribute to southern Italy by Cappella Mediterranea has triumphed on stage for years; now this recording immortalises it.