The baroque spirit in all its musical shapes. 250 years ago, violin virtuoso, composer and theorist Giuseppe Tartini died. Today, we give attention to his music.
Giuseppe Tartini (Carlo Calcinotto, 1761)
Giuseppe Tartini (1692 – 1770)
1. Violin Concerto in G minor, opus 1 No.1, D.85
– I Allegro
– II Fuga a la breve
– III Largo cantabile
– IV Allegro assai
L’arte dell’ arco conducted by Giovanni Guglielmo
(CD: Tartini: 12 Violin Concertos op. 1. Dynamic CDS 160/1-3, 1996)
2. Sonata XVII in D major, B.D2
– I Andante cantabile ‘di se senti’
– II Allegro assai
– III Aria del Tasso
– IV Furlana
Chiara Banchini, violin
(CD: Tartini: Sonate a violino solo / Aria del Tasso. Zig-Zag Territoires ZZT 080502, 2008)
3. Cello Concerto in A major
– I Allegro
– II Larghetto
– III Allegro assai
Pietro Bosna, violoncello. L’arte dell’ arco conducted by Giovanni Guglielmo
(CD: Tartini: The Cello Concertos/The Flute Concertos/Sonate a quattro. Dynamic CDS 285, 2000)
4. Stabat Mater
Isabelle Poulenard, Isabelle Desrochers, soprano. Martin Oro, Bruno Le Levreur, countertenor. Stradivaria conducted by Daniel Cuiller
(CD: Stabat Mater. Cypres Records CYP1639, 2003)
5. Flute Concerto in G major
– I Allegro non molto
– II Andante
– III Allegro
Mario Folena, transverse flute. L’arte dell’ arco conducted by Giovanni Guglielmo
(CD: Tartini: The Cello Concertos/The Flute Concertos/Sonate a quattro. Dynamic CDS 285, 2000)
Supplement:
6. From Sonata a Quattro in D major
– II Larghetto
L’arte dell’ arco conducted by Giovanni Guglielmo
(CD: Tartini: The Cello Concertos/The Flute Concertos/Sonate a Quattro. Dynamic CDS 285, 2000)
