zingarelli sinfonie milanesi 5 8

zingarelli sinfonie milanesi 5 8NICCOL ZINGARELLI (1752 1837) MILAN SYMPHONIES 5 8 Milanese Symphony No. 5 in G minor Milanese Symphony No. 6 in C Major Milanese Symphony No. 7 in D Major Milanese Symphony No. 8 in E Major 1 CD WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING Atalanta Fugiens Orchestra Vanni Moretto, conductor In cooperation with: Archive of the Milanese Symphony Unique among Zingarelli's symphonies, composed in three movements and in a Central European style, are the Milanese Symphonies,

NICCOLÒ ZINGARELLI (1752-1837)

MILAN SYMPHONIES 5-8

Milanese Symphony No. 5 in G minor

Milanese Symphony No. 6 in C Major

Milanese Symphony No. 7 in D Major

Milanese Symphony No. 8 in E Major

1 CD

WORLD PREMIERE RECORDING

Atalanta Fugiens Orchestra

Vanni Moretto, conductor

In cooperation with: Archive of the Milanese Symphony

Unique among Zingarelli's symphonies, composed in three movements and in a Central European style, are the Milanese Symphonies, so named by American musicologist Rey Longyear because of their current location (the Milan Conservatory). Composed in the 1980s, the Symphonies reflect the stylistic changes of the time with their dramatic use of the minor mode, imbued with new and powerful expressive meanings, after decades of predominantly using the major mode.

Symphonies Nos. V & VI:

Violins I
Nick Robinson, Fiorenza de Donatis
Andrea Rognoni

Violins II
Fabio Ravasi, Laura Corolla, and Svetlana Fomina

Viola
Gianni Maraldi

Cellos
Marco Testori, Giuseppina Runza

Bass
Nicholas Barbieri

Oboes
Guido Campana, Ishizaka Rei

Horns
Marco Panella, Alessandro Denabian

Harpsichord
Davide Pozzi

Symphonies Nos. VII & VIII:

Violins I
Stefano Barneschi, Nick Robinson
Elena Telò

Violins II
Alberto Stevanin, Claudia Combs
Chiara Zanisi

Viola
Gianni Maraldi

Cellos
Marco Testori, Giuseppina Runza

Bass
Nicholas Barbieri

Oboes
Elisabeth Baumer, Ishizaka Rei

Horns
Marco Panella, Alessandro Denabian

Harpsichord
Matteo Riboldi