I SOGNI DI GIANO' CONCERTO - ORCHESTRA DI PADOVA E DEL VENETO

I SOGNI DI GIANO' CONCERTO ( CVLD205 )

Author : ADRIANO LINCETTO, SILVIO OMIZZOLO
Performer : ORCHESTRA DI PADOVA E DEL VENETO

Tracks

SILVIO OMIZZOLO (1905 – 1991)
Concerto for cello, strings and piano (1958)
01 – Allegro marcato, 9:37
02 – Andante, 6:47
03 – Rondò (Early), 9:43
 
ADRIANO LINCETTO (1936 – 1996)
Gianò's Dreams (1985)
Orchestral Suite for Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, Two Trumpets, Strings and Voice
04 – Love Song, 13:03
05 – I Was a Soldier, 12:06
06 – The Accordion and the Child, 7:51
 
Total time: 59:12

Original 24bit/88.2 digital recording made at the Pollini Auditorium, Padua, in September 2009

Notes

Velut Luna Production
Executive Producer Marco Lincetto
Music producer and editorial engineer Fabio Framba
Balance and Mixing Engineer Marco Lincetto
Blanket (Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming) Marco Lincetto
Marco Lincetto, Nicola Righetti, Elide Cataldo
Design and layout The image
 
Mario FOLENA flute Paolo BRUNELLO oboe Andrea BRESSAN bassoon
Simone LONARDI trumpet Roberto CATERINI trumpet Silvia REGAZZO voice
Damiano SCARPA cello Pierluigi PIRAN piano
PADUA AND VENETO ORCHESTRA FABIO FRAMBA director

Adriano Lincetto and Silvio Omizzolo were two Italian composers who marked the musical history of the 20th century, both of whom passed away at the end of the century.
United by the fact that he was the second's first student, they later shared many common musical experiences, including the important role of directing the Cesare Pollini Conservatory of Music in Padua, at later times, and an intense concert activity as distinguished and esteemed pianists.
Silvio Omizzolo's Concerto for Cello, Strings and Piano is part of the great tradition of mid-20th century Central European music, finding illustrious references in composers such as Bartok and Stravinsky. Clearly structured in concert form, it offers the cello important opportunities for virtuosity.
The Suite “I Sogni di Gianò” by Adriano Lincetto is derived by the author himself from his original incidental music written in 1969 as the soundtrack to the one-act pantomime of the same name by Cornelia Mora Taboga. It is highly descriptive and evocative music, which bases its strength on an uninterrupted series of poignant melodies, permeated by the deepest and most cultured Italian tradition, but rich in “French” echoes, in homage to the Parisian setting of the story of the tramp Gianò, which takes place in a forgotten, timeless Paris.
Recorded in the usual live-in-studio format at the Auditorium Cesare Pollini in Padua, this album features the heartfelt performance of the Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto conducted by Fabio Framba, with Damiano Scarpa as soloist on the cello, Pierluigi Piran on the piano and Silvia Regazzo, who performs an important solo vocal cameo in the Suite I Sogni di Gianò.