Brilliant Classics has done it again! Bravi! to everyone at BC for once again unearthing these musical gems which heretofore were unknown to this listener and (judging by the Comments) more than a few others.
Impeccabile esecuzione di un grande compositore purtroppo ahimè ai più sconosciuto,ma le cui note ci fan toccare vette di armonia cosmica. Grazie Maestro Genov!
Very intresting! Zamboni is like Corelli of the lute... but with neverending imagination and poetical freedom of lutenist. Love this master and this performance! Thank You!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful music on RUclips. Now I understand why people saying, that Silvius Leopold Weis has mixed and played the type of Italian/French and maybe English way of playing Lute. It reminds me S.L.Weis music.
I hope you've mended even just a little. I feel that my heart is broken, too. We carry on. It's an endless learning experience and experiment. Instrumental music is healing. Some of the greatest people of all time also suffered and felt pain. Love from one human to another.
Wow and I thought Weiss was beautiful. Thank you so very much for bringing Zamboni's lute works into my life. Yours is one of my favourite YT channels!
Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser selten aufgeführten doch fein komponierten Sonaten im angenehmen Tempo mit schimmerndem Klang der genialen Laute und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt verborgener Schatz!
Giovanni Zamboni "Romano", ultimo liutista italiano ad aver pubblicato un lavoro per uno strumento in declino (Lucca, 1718) ma con uno stile peculiare, non ascrivibile precisamente al barocco o all'età galante. Peccato che, della sua produzione, sia sopravvissuta sostanzialmente solo questa raccolta. A Vienna, città che apprezzava il liuto ancora a metà del secolo, la sua musica era molto diffusa, tanto che rimane notizia di sue cantate, sinfonie, sonate per arciliuto e a più strumenti, battute all'asta nel 1731 ma ora disperse. Zamboni fu anche l'ultimo autore di madrigali, altro genere in declino, da lui coltivato con uno stile personale.
The picture appears to have various antennae emanating from the pegbox of his arch-lute. His performance is quite good. Do watch the the background in future photos.
Tracklist:
00:00:00 Sonata No. 8: I. Arpeggio
00:02:04 Sonata No. 8: II. Alemanda
00:05:50 Sonata No. 8: III. Giga
00:08:17 Sonata No. 8: IV. Sarabanda
00:11:36 Sonata No. 8: V. Minuet
00:12:21 Sonata No. 9: I. Preludio
00:13:30 Sonata No. 9: II. Alemanda
00:16:04 Sonata No. 9: III. Giga
00:18:31 Sonata No. 9: IV. Sarabanda. Largo
00:20:14 Sonata No. 9: V. Gavotta. Allegro
00:20:52 Sonata No. 1: I. Preludio
00:22:15 Sonata No. 1: II. Alemanda
00:26:57 Sonata No. 1: III. Currente
00:29:45 Sonata No. 1: IV. Sarabanda. Largo
00:31:58 Sonata No. 1: V. Minuet
00:32:51 Sonata No. 5: I. Alemanda
00:36:14 Sonata No. 5: II. Currente
00:38:16 Sonata No. 5: III. Sarabanda. Largo
00:39:52 Sonata No. 5: IV. Minuet
00:40:36 Sonata No. 3: I. Alemanda
00:44:01 Sonata No. 3: II. Giga
00:46:23 Sonata No. 3: III. Sarabanda. Andante
00:49:36 Sonata No. 3: IV. Fuga
00:53:08 Sonata No. 11: I. Grave
00:57:11 Sonata No. 11: II. Currente
00:59:30 Sonata No. 11: III. Sarabanda. Largo
01:02:32 Sonata No. 11: IV. Minuet
01:03:19 Sonata No. 10: I. Alemanda
01:06:37 Sonata No. 10: II. Currente
01:08:47 Sonata No. 10: III. Sarabanda. Largo
01:11:33 Sonata No. 10: IV. Burree
01:12:09 Ceccona
Who else arrived here searching on an ice rink machine and stayed to listen? Many thanks, I subscribed.
Brilliant Classics has done it again! Bravi! to everyone at BC for once again unearthing these musical gems which heretofore were unknown to this listener and (judging by the Comments) more than a few others.
Impeccabile esecuzione di un grande compositore purtroppo ahimè ai più sconosciuto,ma le cui note ci fan toccare vette di armonia cosmica. Grazie Maestro Genov!
This composer is so unknown that even it.wikipedia has no page about him! Thank you for recording these beautiful sonatas and sharing
And i thought Zamboni was an ice dressing machine used at hockey games.
@@michaelwalter3399 I thought Zamboni was an Italian dessert.
Very intresting! Zamboni is like Corelli of the lute... but with neverending imagination and poetical freedom of lutenist. Love this master and this performance! Thank You!
A balm for the weary soul ... thank you ♥♥♥
An expertly performed collection of absolutely wonderful lute pieces. Thank you for sharing.
This is again one of your brilliant uploads where I thought I'm going listen a while and then listen to the whole recording. Thank you !
Thank you for posting this wonderful record!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful music on RUclips.
Now I understand why people saying, that Silvius Leopold Weis has mixed and played the type of Italian/French and maybe English way of playing Lute.
It reminds me S.L.Weis music.
I'd say it's even more like Bach. The first track is very similar to the first piece in Bach's cello suites.
Thank you for this long moment of rest and relaxation .
Once again, gorgeous notes given below the video. Thank you so much.
This night my heart is broken into 1 million of pieces
I hope you've mended even just a little. I feel that my heart is broken, too. We carry on. It's an endless learning experience and experiment.
Instrumental music is healing.
Some of the greatest people of all time also suffered and felt pain.
Love from one human to another.
What a beautiful music...!!! Thanks Brilliant
Me encanta poder escuchar mi música favorita, especial en tempos tan difícil, gracias
This is a brilliant accomplishment! Thank you so much.
Simplemente sublime, alcanza cotas de trascendentalidad, no agibia ni invade,evoca recuerdos. Un precioso descubrimiento.
Wow and I thought Weiss was beautiful. Thank you so very much for bringing Zamboni's lute works into my life.
Yours is one of my favourite YT channels!
Zamboni was a good composer, but Weiß was a giant.
Bella interpretación. Cierro mis ojos y me dejo llevar por por los acordes. La disfruto tanto. Muchas gracias por compartir. 👍🙋♂️❣
Hermoso repertorio y gran sonido e interpretación, felicitaciones!
Beautiful... Thank you... ✨🎼✨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks, marvelous music and great interpretation!
Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser selten aufgeführten doch fein komponierten Sonaten im angenehmen Tempo mit schimmerndem Klang der genialen Laute und mit sorgfältig kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt verborgener Schatz!
Wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful.
Чарующе успокоительно и упоительно
Writes great music, and invents the ice tractor - outstanding!
We agree!
Very pleasant music for a very tense time. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. love pure and simple.
Thank you! Well done :)
Muy buena interpretación y bella elección de temas!
Giovanni Zamboni "Romano", ultimo liutista italiano ad aver pubblicato un lavoro per uno strumento in declino (Lucca, 1718) ma con uno stile peculiare, non ascrivibile precisamente al barocco o all'età galante. Peccato che, della sua produzione, sia sopravvissuta sostanzialmente solo questa raccolta. A Vienna, città che apprezzava il liuto ancora a metà del secolo, la sua musica era molto diffusa, tanto che rimane notizia di sue cantate, sinfonie, sonate per arciliuto e a più strumenti, battute all'asta nel 1731 ma ora disperse. Zamboni fu anche l'ultimo autore di madrigali, altro genere in declino, da lui coltivato con uno stile personale.
Merci
SUPER!
Bravo...
Brilliant Classic siete unici!!❤️ musica bellissima 🥰🥰 tanks
Many thanks!
.....AND THE FABULOUS JULIAN BREAM.........
Excelente….👏👏👏👏👏 gracias!
This is pretty good!
ЧЮДО
СПАСИБО
This is amazing! You've made my whole life worthwhile!!
- do I get a heart thingy?
Thankyou! ;)
Reminds me a bit of EG Barron
I am so very shocked upon falling on this composer and his relaxed compositions. Very little is written about him. Why!
Ventidue anni prima di Weiss e anni luce avanti!
❤️♥️💜✨✨✨✨✨🎼
Это моя частота восприятия
The picture appears to have various antennae emanating from the pegbox of his arch-lute. His performance is quite good. Do watch the the background in future photos.
Así debía sonar el Laúd cuando, en la sala del rey, alguien tocaba la Úd!
what is that clicking sound in the background?
I think it might be the chair, or sometimes it sounds like it’s the dampening of the bass strings with the thumb of the right hand.
Sounds like Silvius Leopold Weiss....
Not so mathematical, but I find him prettier than Weiss, more sweetly singing, warmed by Mediterranean ayres.
Forse è Weiss che "suona" come Zamboni che è nato nel 1664 cioè 22 anni prima!
(né v. 1650 à Rome et mort à Pise) est un compositeur italien de la période baroque.
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