℗ 2014 Resonus Limited
Released February 1, 2014
Duration 1h 04m 22s
Record Label Resonus Classics
Catalogue No. RES10126
Genre Classical (Keyboard Music)
 

Ciaccona: Works for Harpsichord

Guillermo Brachetta

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1.1
Ciaccona
Bernardo Storace; Guillermo Brachetta
6:36
1.2
Chaconne
Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer; Guillermo Brachetta
4:47
1.3
Chaconne
Jacques Duphly; Guillermo Brachetta
8:01
1.4
Chaconne
Jacques Champion de Chambonnieres; Guillermo Brachetta
3:13
1.5
Chacone
John Blow; Guillermo Brachetta
3:27
1.6
Chaconne
Georg Böhm; Guillermo Brachetta
3:53
1.7
Chaconne
Bernard de Bury; Guillermo Brachetta
7:52
1.8
Ciaccona
Johann Sebastian Bach; Guillermo Brachetta
12:23
1.9
Ciaccona
Johann Joseph Fux; Guillermo Brachetta
9:10
1.10
Chaconne ou Passacaille
Louis Couperin; Guillermo Brachetta
5:00
Digital Booklet
"Brachetta complements his captivating programme with unfailingly vigorous and technically assured playing, surmounting every difficulty with apparent ease and conveying a wealth of fine details of articulation and phrasing." - International Record Review "By crossing national and stylistic boundaries and including works from the mid-16th to well into the 17th century, Brachetta sets himself a considerable interpretative challenge. But his playing is fluent, his characterisations lively and idiomatic and his use of two differing instruments ... helps give definition to the several works." - Gramophone Amsterdam-based harpsichordist Guillermo Brachetta makes his solo debut with this 2014 programme of ciacconas and chaconnes that trace the extraordinary diversity and development of this musical form. Beginning with works from such composers as Jacques Champion de Chambonnieres and Louis Couperin, Brachetta takes the listener on a journey through the substantial offerings by Jacques Duphly and Johann Sebastian Bach. Brachetta performs on two instruments; copies by G.B. Giusti (1681) and H. Ruckers (1624) with grand ravalement (1680).
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Resonus Classics Studio Masters

Recorded in Zuidervermaning, Westzaan, The Netherlands on 20-22 August 2013 Producer, Engineer and Editor: Adam Binks Recorded at 24-bit / 96kHz resolution Cover image: from a portrait of James Hamilton by Daniël Mitjens
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-11.11
-16.34 to -8.90
-28.98
-33.90 to -27.28
-25.87
-30.60 to -24.30
12
11 to 13
1
Ciaccona
-10.27-27.28-24.312
2
Chaconne
-13.05-30.17-27.211
3
Chaconne
-10.28-28.40-25.212
4
Chaconne
-10.43-27.92-24.812
5
Chacone
-10.35-28.71-25.611
6
Chaconne
-12.12-29.86-26.812
7
Chaconne
-8.90-28.03-24.912
8
Ciaccona
-9.27-27.90-24.813
9
Ciaccona
-10.11-27.66-24.512
10
Chaconne ou Passacaille
-16.34-33.90-30.613

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