Do you know of any thorough articles or biographies regarding this? A fair browsing shows little reference aside from a slightly odd and sourceless article by James Reel.
Good for nothing ? Where'd you get THAT from ? Many composers have been wooed, at least in the beginning by nationalist/fascist movements. That does not make them worthless per se.
I completely feel your need to struggle against him given those tendencies he had, I completely have the same problem as well as with others such as Malipiero. Here's a great booklet article about it, which studies it more deeply, as I do think is necessary with those very few who made great art yet were fascist - such a terrible contradiction that it always ought to be looked into. www.naxos.com/mainsite/blurbs_reviews.asp?item_code=8.572415&catNum=572415&filetype=About%20this%20Recording&language=English
Alfred casella - Scalattiana
1.Symphonia 0:00
2.Minuetto 5:32
3.Capriccio 13:09
4.Pastorale 16:36
5.Finale 22:01
Astounding for us Scarlatti lovers.....Fascinating Casella bio....THANKS!
Grande originalita propria del novecanto di Strawinsky Ravel, un abbtaccio al settecento cosi strumentalmente provvido.
Oh..Grande Fiorentino!!
Long live, Mekas
Which Scarlatti sonatas is this based on? I only managed to recognize the cat fugue at 25:01
I also recognize 7:13 but I can’t remember from which sonata 😅
@@lylecohen1638 I think it's a fragment from Scarlatti's Sonata in E major, K. 162! Listen to this: ruclips.net/video/aNztJtZClhA/видео.html
@@opus-43 it is, thank you!
4.Pastorale 16:36
9:04
2:01
6:39/11:07
15:14
17:54
interesting piece. too bad the composer was a good for nothing fascist.
Do you know of any thorough articles or biographies regarding this? A fair browsing shows little reference aside from a slightly odd and sourceless article by James Reel.
Good for nothing ? Where'd you get THAT from ? Many composers have been wooed, at least in the beginning by nationalist/fascist movements. That does not make them worthless per se.
@@ChrisBreemer yes it does
Ur a tool
I completely feel your need to struggle against him given those tendencies he had, I completely have the same problem as well as with others such as Malipiero. Here's a great booklet article about it, which studies it more deeply, as I do think is necessary with those very few who made great art yet were fascist - such a terrible contradiction that it always ought to be looked into.
www.naxos.com/mainsite/blurbs_reviews.asp?item_code=8.572415&catNum=572415&filetype=About%20this%20Recording&language=English