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艺人：愉悦花园乐团（Ensemble Giardino di Delizie）、埃娃·安娜·奥古斯蒂诺维奇（Ewa Anna Augustynowicz）
曲目名称：《科利斯塔：三重交响曲》（Colista: Sinfonie a Tre）
发行年份：2020年
厂牌：辉煌古典（Brilliant Classics）
音乐类型：古典音乐
音质：FLAC无损格式 / FLAC 24比特 - 44.1千赫兹 + 小册子
总时长：01:14:33
总大小：456 / 822兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. F大调三重交响曲，W-K26
02. A大调三重交响曲，W-K22
03. C大调三重交响曲，W-K14
04. e小调三重交响曲，W-K31
05. C大调三重交响曲，W-K13
06. 降B大调三重交响曲，W-K28
07. G大调三重交响曲，W-K37
08. C大调三重交响曲，W-K10
09. F大调三重交响曲，W-K25
10. g小调三重舞曲，W-K41
愉悦花园乐团与埃娃·安娜·奥古斯蒂诺维奇 - 《科利斯塔：三重交响曲》（2020年）[高解析度]
莱利奥·科利斯塔（Lelio Colista）于1629年出生在罗马。这位天才儿童作为唱诗班男孩在罗马崭露头角，被称为“罗马城的俄耳甫斯”。他会演奏吉他、鲁特琴、大键琴和竖琴，同时还在著名的巴贝里尼宫（Palazzo Barberini）的舞台表演中担任舞者。在再次定居罗马之前，他曾在意大利多个城市（博洛尼亚、佛罗伦萨）的宫廷中工作，后来成为了一位备受追捧的作曲家和教师（他的学生之一是加斯帕尔·桑斯（Gaspar Sanz））。
这张新录制的专辑收录了科利斯塔的三部三重交响曲（Sinfonie a tre），由两把小提琴、一把大提琴、一把吉他和一架管风琴演奏。这些作品的第一乐章结构严谨，富有表现力且旋律优美，同时具有罗马乐派典型的严格对位法特征，其中赋格常常出现在倒数第二乐章。因此，这些作品很可能为斯特拉代拉（Stradella）、曼内利（Mannelli）、洛纳蒂（Lonati）和科雷利（Corelli）等作曲家在三重奏鸣曲的创作理念上提供了一种范例并产生了影响。
这些作品由早期音乐团体愉悦花园乐团使用古乐器演奏，该乐团此前已为辉煌古典唱片公司成功录制了洛纳蒂的交响曲（BC 95590）和《波兰巴洛克音乐珍宝》（BC 95955）。
Artist: Ensemble Giardino di Delizie, Ewa Anna Augustynowicz
Title: Colista: Sinfonie a Tre
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 01:14:33
Total Size: 456 / 822 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Sinfonia a tre in F Major, W-K26
02. Sinfonia a tre in A Major, W-K22
03. Sinfonia a tre in C Major, W-K14
04. Sinfonia a tre in E Minor, W-K31
05. Sinfonia a tre in C Major, W-K13
06. Sinfonia a tre in B-Flat Major, W-K28
07. Sinfonia a tre in G Major, W-K37
08. Sinfonia a tre in C Major, W-K10
09. Sinfonia a tre in F Major, W-K25
10. Ballo a tre in G Minor, W-K41
Ensemble Giardino di Delizie & Ewa Anna Augustynowicz - Colista: Sinfonie a Tre (2020) [Hi-Res]
Lelio Colista was born in Rome in 1629. Raised as a choirboy the child prodigy took Rome by storm, the “Orpheus of the city of Rome” played the guitar, lute, theorbo and harp, as well as being a dancer in the staged performances at the famous Palazzo Barberini. He worked at the courts of several Italian cities (Bologna, Firenze) before settling in Rome again, becoming a sought-after composer and teacher (one of his students was Gaspar Sanz).
This new recording contains Colista’s Sinfonias in three parts (Sinfonie a tre), played here by two violins, cello, guitar and organ. They all feature a well-structured slow first movement that is richly expressive and melodious, along with the strict counterpoint typical of the Roman School, where the fugue is often placed in the second-to-last movement. It is thus possible that they formed a model that influenced composers such as Stradella, Mannelli, Lonati and Corelli in their concepts of the Trio Sonata.
Played on period instruments by the Early Music group Ensemble Giardino Di Delizie, who already successfully recorded Sinfonias by Lonati (BC 95590) and Gems of the Polish Baroque (BC 95955) for Brilliant Classics.
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