Giulio De Nardo – A musical journey into
Italian Renaissance – Act II
5.00 pm | Basilica di Santa Barbara
Giulio De Nardo organ
M. A. Cavazzoni (c.1490-c.1560)
Recercada di Marcantonio da Bologna
G. Parabosco (1524-1557)
Ricercare XVIII da Musica Nova
Ricercare XVIII da Musica Nova
G. Cavazzoni (1520-1577)
Canzon sopra “I le bel e bon”
Ave maris stella
Ave maris stella
Giovanni Picchi (1571-1643)
Ballo ongaro, il suo balletto
G. de Macque (c.1548-1614)
Consonanze Stravaganti
C. Merulo (1533-1604)
Toccata Prima dell’Undecimo detto Quinto
Tono da Toccate d’Intavolatura d’organo
Tono da Toccate d’Intavolatura d’organo
30′ | Free admission
Between the Late Renaissance and the Early Baroque, Italy was a forge of talented and inspired musicians, in which the organ experienced a phase of success and splendor, in which the experimentation of the composers, always the first executors of their work, was matched by that of the builders. In this concert Giulio De Nardo reconstructs a journey among some of the main authors (Italian by birth or adoption) of the 16th century, on an organ made and designed for them, the Antegnati di Santa Barbara.
Giulio De Nardo - A musical journey through the Italian Renaissance - Act II
June 1st 2023 – 5.00 pm
Basilica di Santa Barbara
