[ Brilliant Classics / CD ]
Release Date: Friday 14 February 2020
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The Frottola (literally a lie, a childish deceit) was a popular secular song in Italy in the late 15th and early 16th century, enjoying an immense popularity. For 3 or 4 voices, the uppermost containing the melody. The rhyme schemes of the texts have their basis in the 14th century Ballata.
The Frottola has a strong popular origin, featuring direct, naturalistic and explicit texts, homophonic textures and clear, repetitive rhythms. This culture in which high and low are somehow equivalent and permeate each other, is especially found in Mantua, a city which played a large part in the development of the Frottola genres.
The Italian ensemble L'Amorosa Caccia is specialized in the performance of secular music from the Italian Renaissance. On this new recording two sopranos and one baritone are backed up by a rich instrumental ensemble, featuring recorders, cornet, dulcian, shawm, pipes, tabor, gambas and lute, Fabio Antonio Falcone leads the ensemble from the virginal.
Ioannes Lulinus Venetus: Occhi mei lassi, acompagnate il core
anon.: Amor che fai si altero?
Joannes Gallus: Chiare, fresche e dolci aque
Cara: Cangia sperar mia voglia
Cara: Improvisation
anon.: La Delfina
anon.: Gazollo
anon.: La moretta
Patavino: Un cavalier di Spagna
Tromboncino: Facto son per affanni
Tromboncino: Amor! Che vuoi?
Cara: Tante volte, si, si, si
Tromboncino: Aqua, aqua, aiuto al foco
Tromboncino: Su, su, leva, alza le ciglia
Tromboncino: Che vol dir che così sete
Cara: Per dolor mi bagno il viso
Cara: Improvisation
Tromboncino: Zephyro spira
Cara: Cangia spera mia voglia
Ioannes Lulinus Venetus: Fuga ognun amor protervo