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艺人：吉安·卢卡·巴贝罗
专辑名称：《罗塞塔：吉他音乐》
发行年份：2020年
厂牌：辉煌古典唱片公司
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：53分50秒
总大小：240兆字节 / 486兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 《幻想曲》
02. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第一首 多里安调式
03. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第二首 冥想曲
04. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第三首 如随想曲般
05. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第四首 夜曲
06. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第五首 小夜曲
07. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第六首 黎明
08. 《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》 第七首 宣叙调
09. 《平原之歌》 第一首 晨曲
10. 《平原之歌》 第二首 午后曲
11. 《平原之歌》 第三首 黄昏曲
12. 《平原之歌》 第四首 小夜曲
吉安·卢卡·巴贝罗 - 《罗塞塔：吉他音乐》（2020年）[高解析度]
朱塞佩·罗塞塔（1901 - 1985）曾在罗马跟随雷斯皮基学习，但很快就回到了他的皮埃蒙特出生地韦尔切利。他留在那里，以管风琴师、唱诗班指挥和音乐教师的身份丰富着当地的音乐文化。他摒弃了声名，全身心投入到他的职业和对上帝的信仰中。他精心创作的音乐在情感表达上较为内敛：优雅、富有沉思性，有时带有忧郁色彩，总体上以内省、冥想的特质为特点——没有华丽炫技的成分。他的作品很少被录制，因此这张新专辑对更广泛地欣赏战后意大利音乐做出了有价值的贡献。
罗塞塔曾教授安杰洛·吉拉尔迪诺作曲，后者最终鼓励他创作吉他音乐，从而诞生了1970年的《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》。这些作品是在与吉他手密切协商后，为吉他精心创作的。同样创作于1970年的《平原之歌》是他对自己生活和工作的波河谷乡村的个人情感抒发。四个乐章分别对应一天中的不同时段：黎明（晨曲）、午后（午后曲）、傍晚（黄昏曲）和夜晚（小夜曲）。《幻想曲》创作于1979年，但罗塞塔保守的音乐风格让人回想起他的老师雷斯皮基以及同时代的卡塞拉和皮泽蒂的音乐语言：他的创作超越了时代，在这件自然流露出怀旧与遗憾之情的乐器上生动地唤起了一个失落的浪漫主义时代。
作为吉拉尔迪诺的学生，吉安·卢卡·巴贝罗对朱塞佩·罗塞塔私密的音乐世界非常熟悉，他本人也是意大利著名的吉他教师。这张专辑标志着他在辉煌古典唱片公司发行的首张专辑，丰富了该公司不断扩充的吉他音乐库。
朱塞佩·罗塞塔（1901 - 1985）是一位保守但富有灵感且技艺精湛的作曲家，他的音乐反映了意大利“八十年代一代”作曲家的影响，如雷斯皮基、卡塞拉、马利皮耶罗和皮泽蒂。他的音乐在意大利从未受到太多关注，因为他刻意不发表自己的作品，只有几首短小的管风琴/簧风琴作品在他有生之年由专门出版教堂音乐的贝加莫卡拉拉出版社出版。罗塞塔为人谦逊，他同意将自己的吉他音乐出版发行，并进行国际推广，只是因为版税收入可以帮助贫困家庭。
《平原之歌》（对他出生和生活的波河谷乡村的个人情感抒发）创作于1970年。四个乐章分别对应一天中的不同时段：黎明（晨曲）、午后（午后曲）、傍晚（黄昏曲）和夜晚（小夜曲）。《为吉拉尔迪诺而作的前奏曲》是为他的学生、吉他手安杰洛·吉拉尔迪诺而作，实际上是吉拉尔迪诺激发了他为吉他创作的灵感。
吉他大师吉安·卢卡·巴贝罗以温暖而真挚的情感演奏这些作品。
Artist: Gian Luca Barbero
Title: Rosetta: Music for Guitar
Year Of Release: 2020
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 00:53:50
Total Size: 240 / 486 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Fantasia
02. Preludi Per Gilardino I. Modo dorico
03. Preludi per Gilardino II. Meditazione
04. Preludi per Gilardino III. Come un capriccio
05. Preludi per Gilardino IV. Notturno
06. Preludi per Gilardino V. Serenata
07. Preludi per Gilardino VI. Alba
08. Preludi per Gilardino VII. Recitativo
09. Canti della pianura I. Mattutino
10. Canti della pianura II. Meridiana
11. Canti della pianura III. Vespertina
12. Canti della pianura IV. Serenata
Gian Luca Barbero - Rosetta: Music for Guitar (2020) [Hi-Res]
Giuseppe Rosetta (1901-1985) studied in Rome under Respighi but soon returned to his Piedmontese birthplace of Vercelli. There he remained, leading and enriching the local musical culture as an organist, choir conductor and music teacher. He spurned fame and dedicated himself to his vocation and to God. His beautifully crafted music is accordingly modest in expressive ambition: elegant, reflective, at times melancholic, generally characterised by introspective, meditative qualities – nothing brilliant or demonstrative. Very little of it has been recorded, making this new album a valuable contribution to a wider appreciation of postwar Italian music.
Rosetta taught composition to Angelo Gilardino, who eventually encouraged him to write guitar music, resulting in the Preludi per GIlardino of 1970. These are beautifully and idiomatically written for the instrument after close consultation with the guitarist. Also from 1970, the Canti della Pianura (Songs of the Plain) is a personal evocation of the countryside of the Po Valley where Rosetta lived and worked. The four movements correspond to times of day: the dawn (Mattutino), the afternoon (Meridiana), the evening (Vespertina) and the night (Serenata). The Fantasia dates from 1979, but Rosetta’s conservative idiom recalls the language of his teacher Respighi and contemporaries such as Casella and Pizzetti: he wrote out of time, vividly evoking a lost era of Romanticism on an instrument that sings naturally of nostalgia and regret.
As a student of Gilardino, Gian Luca Barbero has become intimately familiar with the private musical world of Giuseppe Rosetta, and is himself a guitar teacher of renown in Italy. The present release marks his debut on Brilliant Classics within the label’s ever-growing library of guitar music.
A conservative, yet inspired and masterful, composer, Giuseppe Rosetta (1901-1985) reflects in his music the influence of those Italian composers who formed the Generazione dell'Ottanta: Respighi, Casella, Malipiero and Pizzetti. His music never received any attention in Italy, because he deliberately kept it unpublished, except for a few short organ/harmonium pieces which were published during his lifetime by Edizioni Carrara, Bergamo, a company specialising in church music. A modest person, Rosetta agreed to have his guitar music published in a series with international distribution only because, with the income from royalties, he could help poor families.
Canti della Pianura (Songs of the Plain, a personal evocation of the countryside of the huge Po Valley, where he was born and lived) dates from 1970. The four movements correspond to times of the day: the dawn (Mattutino), the afternoon (Meridiana), the evening (Vespertina) and the night (Serenata). The “Preludi per Gilardino” were written for his pupil, guitarist Angelo Gilardino, who actually inspired him to write for the guitar.
Played with warmth and sincere feeling by master guitarist Gian Luca Barbero.
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