Dear Erik & List,
The "Canzone Amorosa, Militare, and Popolare" are in fact for instrumental ensemble
(flute, violin, cello, piano) , not voice. They were composed between June and July
1882.
Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Roger
Roger Flury
Senior Librarian (music)
Reference Service
National Library of New Zealand
>>> Erik Bruchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 6/03/00 21:08:23 >>>
Dear Roger and list,
Thanks for your reply! On the same subject, Mascagni mentions in his
letters from 1882-1883 that he was working on Canzoni (Amorosa o
Erotica, Ditirambica, Militare, Popolare). I've never heard these
works and I don't know if they are lost, but Mascagni said that they
were performed.
There is also a recently released (in the US at least, I just got hold
of it) CD with 23 songs. They were recorded in 1995, and feature
Anastasia Tomaszewska-Schepis (soprano), Angel Rodriguez (tenor) and
Fausta Cianti (piano). Reference Bongiovanni GB 2235-2.
1. Ave Maria
2. La tua stella
3. La stella di Garibaldi
4. Messaggio d'amore
5. Alla luna
6. Pena d'amore
7. Rosa
8. Sintomi d'amore
9. Risveglio
10. Allora ed ora
11. M'ama non m'ama
12. Ballata
13. L'addio di Palamidone
14. A Lilia
15. Serenata
16. Sera d'ottobre
17. Stornelli marini
18. Ad Adelaide Cairoli
19. Spes ultima
20. Ascoltiamo!
21. Bimba bionda!
22. La luna
23. Ballata di maggio
-Erik
Roger Flury wrote:
> I've found no evidence that theses songs form a cycle. There's not
> really any link between them, except that they are early works.
> If someone knows more about this, then I'd be interested to hear
> from them!!
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