Ensemble Odyssee & Raffaella Milanesi
Farina, amodei: Serenatas and cantatas
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Recorded live at TivoliVredenburg / Hertz in Utrecht, 30 August 2019
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About this concert
During the 17th century the Neapolitan rich and famous gathered in droves for the Spassi di Posillipo, open-air festivals on the coast. The most famous musicians sang and played for them from boats. With his Dutch Ensemble Odyssee Andrea Friggi presents the results of his research into this repertoire, with cantatas and serenades by Antonio Farina and Cataldo Amodei. Soloist tonight is the Italian soprano Raffaella Milanesi.
Programme
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Antonio Farina
Serenata: Sovra carro stellate
Sinfonia
Recitativo: Sovra Carro Stellato
Aria: Care mura felici
Recitativo: Filli, mio ben
Aria: Se l’affetto nel tuo core
Recitativo: Ma già dal marfl. ca. 1675 -
Pietro Marchitelli
Sonata I
Andante
Canzone
Largo
Andante
Allegro1643-1729 -
Cataldo Amodei
Cantata: Già col manto dell’ombre
Recitativo: Già col manto dell’ombre
Aria: Dormi, o bella, dormi dormi
Recitativo: L’aspe di gelosia
Aria: Luci nere, severe ma belle
Recitativo: Ma già l’ora prefissa
Aria: Addio Filli, mio sol, mia luce, addio1649-1693 -
Pietro Marchitelli
Sonata IX
Allegro
Canzone: Presto
Adagio
Allegro -
Antonio Farina
Cantata: Di Pausilippo
Sinfonia
Recitativo: Di Pausilippo
Aria: Adorate luci belle
Aria: Amarilli mia speme gradita
Aria: Son morto al content
Recitativo: O martirio crudel
Musicians
- Raffaella Milanesi soprano
- Ensemble Odyssee
- Anna Stegmann, Georg Fritz recorder
- Eva Saladin, Tomoe Badiarova violin
- Agnieszka Oszańca cello
- Giulio Quirici theorbe
- Carina Cosgrave violone
- Andrea Friggi harpsichord and musical direction
About the performers
The core members of Amsterdam-based Ensemble Odyssee are Eva Saladin (violin), Anna Stegmann (recorder), Georg Fritz (oboe) and Andrea Friggi (harpsichord). The young Baroque ensemble performs early music in various formations, from chamber music to orchestra. Their first CDs have been devoted to unknown Neapolitan repertoire from the 17th century, and they have also recorded music by Woodcock, Babell and Ariosti. As a chamber music ensemble Odyssee has been a prize-winner at the International Van Wassenaer Competition.