℗ 2014 Toccata Classics
Released October 7, 2014
Duration 55m 37s
Record Label Toccata Classics
Catalogue No. TOCC0259
Genre Classical (Concertos)
 

Giacomo Facco: Pensieri Adriarmonici: Concerti à cinque, Volume Two: Concertos Nos. 7 - 12

Manuel Zogbi, Mexican Baroque Orchestra, Miguel Lawrence

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Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 7 in C Major  
1.1
I. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
4:03
1.2
II. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
1:55
1.3
III. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
2:53
Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 8 in D Major  
1.4
I. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
3:25
1.5
II. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
1:25
1.6
III. Allegro assai
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
3:34
Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 9 in A Minor  
1.7
I. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
4:03
1.8
II. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
2:31
1.9
III. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
4:06
Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 10 in E-Flat Major  
1.10
I. Adagio staccato
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
5:02
1.11
II. Allegro assai
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
1:10
1.12
III. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
2:00
Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 11 in G Major  
1.13
I. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
4:17
1.14
II. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
3:59
1.15
III. Allegro assai
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
3:46
Pensieri adriarmonici, Op. 1 Book 2, No. 12 in B-Flat Major  
1.16
I. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
3:23
1.17
II. Adagio
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
1:55
1.18
III. Allegro
Giacomo Facco; Manuel Zogbi; Mexican Baroque Orchestra; Miguel Lawrence
2:10
Digital Booklet
"... his music should appeal to any modern listener with a fondness for the Italian Baroque concerto ... the continuo section includes both the guitarrón and the vihuela, both of them instruments of Mexican origin, alongside the harpsichord and the cello … certainly it works in these performances, an attractive Mexican musical flavouring being added to an Italian original. The result is both distinctive and eminently listenable." - MusicWeb International Composer Giacomo Facco was active in southern Italy as a violinist, choirmaster and teacher before his appointment to the Spanish royal court in the early 18th century. Although highly esteemed in his own time, he had disappeared from musical history until a set of his 12 Pensieri Adriarmonici, concertos for three violins, viola, cello and basso continuo, were discovered in a Mexican library in 1962. Bright and buoyant, the pieces have much in common with the music of Vivaldi, Albinoni and Facco's other Venetian contemporaries, but are given a distinct twist by the Mexican Baroque Orchestra with a basso continuo of vihuela and guitarrón, as they might have been performed in 18th century Mexico.
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Recorded in Studio Cale Monterrey, Monterrey, Mexico, July 1 - 20, 2014 Recording engineer: Pedro Wood Producer: Miguel Lawrence MBO manager: Luis Escalante Booklet text: Hernan Palma Design and layout: Paul Brooks Executive producer: Martin Anderson
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I. Allegro
-6.33-25.40-22.114
2
II. Adagio
-8.92-29.38-25.912
3
III. Allegro
-7.62-26.47-22.813
4
I. Allegro
-6.09-25.96-22.114
5
II. Adagio
-6.51-27.89-24.011
6
III. Allegro assai
-5.20-24.35-20.914
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I. Allegro
-4.61-24.17-20.813
8
II. Adagio
-5.45-23.72-20.612
9
III. Allegro
-4.35-22.41-19.313
10
I. Adagio staccato
-4.24-22.84-19.913
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II. Allegro assai
-9.01-31.01-27.314
12
III. Adagio
-6.25-24.78-21.913
13
I. Allegro
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14
II. Adagio
-4.84-24.23-21.013
15
III. Allegro assai
-4.93-23.53-20.614
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I. Allegro
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II. Adagio
-5.35-25.82-22.012
18
III. Allegro
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