Giulio De Nardo – A musical journey into
Italian Renaissance – Act I

Giulio De Nardo organ

G. Cavazzoni (1520-1577)
Christe redemptor omnium

G. de Macque (c. 1548-1614)
Durezze e ligature

G. B. Ferrini (1601-1674)
Il Ballo di Mantova

G. Frescobaldi (1583-1643)
Capriccio XII sopra l’aria di Ruggiero da Il primo libro di Capricci
Toccata per l’elevazione da Messa degli Apostoli

H. L. Hassler (1564-1612)
Canzon IV

A. Padovano (1527-1575)
Toccata del sesto tono

30′ | Free admission

In the large naves of the Basilica of Santa Barbara, the Antegnati organ from 1565 returns to play with the music of its time. Giulio De Nardo guides the listener on a path between the sacred and the profane, from the work of Annibale Padovano and Girolamo Frescobaldi to the Ballo di Mantova by Giovan Battista Ferrini, composer of the Gonzaga court who reworked a famous seventeenth-century popular song on the organ .