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Gabrieli, (A.):The Madrigal in Venice: Politics, Dialogues and Pastorales cover
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ANDREA GABRIELI
Gabrieli, (A.):The Madrigal in Venice: Politics, Dialogues and Pastorales
The English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble ; I Fagiolini ; Robert Hollingworth director
[ Chandos Chaconne / CD - released 2/Jun/2003 ]
'Anyone who is smitten with the muscial traditions of this most fascinating of all cities, should not hesitate to buy this record.' (Gramophone)
Monteverdi Series: 1 'Flaming Heart' cover
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MONTERVERDI
Monteverdi Series: 1 'Flaming Heart'
Clare Wilkinson / I Fagiolini / Robert Hollingworth (director)
[ Chandos / CD - released 1/Nov/2006 ]
"An unmissable and astounding disc of Monteverdi...I Fagiolini offer an overview of the composer's secular work, infused with nobility, with drama and with style." (Editor's Choice Gramophone February 2007)
Music divine cover
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THOMAS TOMKINS
Music divine
I Fagiolini
[ Chandos Chaconne / CD - released 5/Nov/2002 ]
'...of the 26 madrigals and anthems here, 16 are not otherwise available on disc - reason alone to welcome this delightful recording.' BBC Music Magazine
Carnevale Veneziano: The Comic Faces of Giovanni Croce cover
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GIOVANNI CROCE
Carnevale Veneziano: The Comic Faces of Giovanni Croce
I Fagiolini / Robert Hollingworth (director)
[ Chandos Chaconne / CD - released 22/Aug/2002 ]
'‘This disc hovers on the edge of high camp: that it doesn’t quite overstep the mark is due to the sheer quality of the singing and the fundamental seriousness of the group’s approach’.' Early Music News