Little is known about he life of composer and chamber musician Dario Castello (b. ar. 1590 - d. before 1658), a minor though significant figure on the musical scene of the 17th century. His recorded musical activity seems to have been centered in Venice. Some biographical references to Dario Castello appear in the title pages and dedications of the composer’s two volumes of ‘Sonate concertate’, published in Venice in 1621 and 1629 respectively. Several editions of Castello’s popular yet technically demanding and musically adventurous sonata anthologies were made, with Book I reprinted in Venice and Antwerp as late as 1658. Two editions of Book I describe the composer as ‘Capo di Compagnia de Musichi d’Instrumenti da fiato in Venetia’, leader of a Venetian company of 'piffari', while the Book II dedications announce that he was also a musician at San Marco. Since Monteverdi was 'maestro di cappella' at San Marco during Castello's period of service, it is not surprising that Castello's music shows the influence of this great Italian master, particularly in the use of the so-called 'stile concitato' or agitated style, with effects such as having rapid repeated notes and extended trills as symbols of bellicose agitation or anger. It also divulged other characteristics typical of the day, notably the deft use of contrasting tempos and other colorful features associated with the 'stile moderno'. His works were typically scored for sackbuts, cornetti, violins, and dulcians. Sources: www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Name/Dario-Castello/C... www.hyperion-records.co.uk/c.asp?c=C976 it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dario_Castello en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dario_Castello en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stile_concitato
I played recorder fairly decently for over 50 years and have found few sonatas that sound best on a recorder. Sorry I didn't take up another instrument.
@@wallypituello ruclips.net/video/TAwnWH0hcgs/видео.html : Maurice Steger's is one of the best recorder version; sarei curioso di sapere cosa ne pensi ;)
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The piece , the violinist , the audience and the place
all belong to the heavens
So beautiful. Castello died of the plague in 1631, age 28. Wonderful that his music survived!
Bravissimi, complimenti!
Lovely liquid phrasing
Deliziosa e fantasiosa questa sonata...da applausi gli interpreti...
Bravissimo!
IMPECABLE...¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
What a gorgeous piece of music -- and how beautifully done!! Thank you.
Wunderschön!
La sonata è stupenda e l'esecuzione è perfetta.
Perfectly!👏👏👏
Perfect violin
Fantastic!
Very well played, congratulations to you both
Little is known about he life of composer and chamber musician Dario Castello (b. ar. 1590 - d. before 1658), a minor though significant figure on the musical scene of the 17th century. His recorded musical activity seems to have been centered in Venice.
Some biographical references to Dario Castello appear in the title pages and dedications of the composer’s two volumes of ‘Sonate concertate’, published in Venice in 1621 and 1629 respectively. Several editions of Castello’s popular yet technically demanding and musically adventurous sonata anthologies were made, with Book I reprinted in Venice and Antwerp as late as 1658. Two editions of Book I describe the composer as ‘Capo di Compagnia de Musichi d’Instrumenti da fiato in Venetia’, leader of a Venetian company of 'piffari', while the Book II dedications announce that he was also a musician at San Marco.
Since Monteverdi was 'maestro di cappella' at San Marco during Castello's period of service, it is not surprising that Castello's music shows the influence of this great Italian master, particularly in the use of the so-called 'stile concitato' or agitated style, with effects such as having rapid repeated notes and extended trills as symbols of bellicose agitation or anger. It also divulged other characteristics typical of the day, notably the deft use of contrasting tempos and other colorful features associated with the 'stile moderno'. His works were typically scored for sackbuts, cornetti, violins, and dulcians.
Sources:
www.arkivmusic.com/classical/Name/Dario-Castello/C...
www.hyperion-records.co.uk/c.asp?c=C976
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dario_Castello
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dario_Castello
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stile_concitato
thx
Lindo !!!
Ottima interpretazione dal vivo!
Wish there was another camera so we could see her face. Great performance.
This is so good!
Bravii
Very fine!
Alan
Very well played.
Très belle interprétation et en prime la violoniste est une beauté
👍👍👍
What is the name of the great violinist??????
qu'est ce qu'il " sonne" bien ce violon! BRAVO!!!
Oui c’est vrai
Well interpreted ! But I was asking myself if this sonata sounds not better with a sopran recorder ?
I played recorder fairly decently for over 50 years and have found few sonatas that sound best on a recorder. Sorry I didn't take up another instrument.
sempre meglio il violino ;-)
@@wallypituello ruclips.net/video/TAwnWH0hcgs/видео.html : Maurice Steger's is one of the best recorder version; sarei curioso di sapere cosa ne pensi ;)
@@lucabrandolini3547 me la sento e poi ti dico ;-)
nope