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Jacopo Bologna Guida Squarcialupi Visconti Francesco Landini
Nella musica italiana di metà XIV secolo, Jacopo da Bologna è incontrovertibilmente ritenuto una delle più splendenti luci guida. Il Codice Squarcialupi, un enorme manoscritto di musica medievale che giunse nelle mani dei Medici, contiene rilevante parte della sua opera. Sonorità certo difficili per un pubblico contemporaneo, e le registrazioni di tali opere sono sempre più sporadiche. Il contenuto testuale delle opere del Da Bologna, per lo più laico, spazia dagli intrighi politici del tempo ( ad esempio, le vicende della corte dei Visconti di Milano e del suo governante, Luchino, che si narra fu avvelenato dalla fedifraga moglie Isabella Fieschi) alle tipiche canzoni di gesta cavalleresche. Le composizioni vocali sono radamente ma piacevolmente accompagnate dai tipici strumenti del periodo: liuto, cornetto, ribeca, violino, piccolo organo ed altri. Jacopo è noto soprattutto per i suoi madrigali, ma compose anche numerose cacce. Le opere di Jacopo restano un caposaldo per gli studi di musica medievale. Qui all'ascolto, Posando sopra un'acqua, uno dei pezzi che ha sancito che ancora una volta, l'allievo supera il maestro, dove per maestro si allude all'ovvio Francesco Landini, padre dell' Ars Nova italiana.
Heinrich Isaac Tedesco Josquin Desprez Antonio Squarcialupi Santa Maria 1450 1484 1494 1497 1502 1517
Heinrich Isaac (also Henricus, Arrigo d'Ugo, and Arrigo il Tedesco) (around 1450 / 26 March 1517) was a Franco-Flemish composer of the Renaissance. He is regarded as one of the most significant contemporaries of Josquin Desprez, and had an especially large influence on the subsequent development of music in Germany. Little is known about Isaac's early life, but it is probable that he was born in Flanders. It is known that he was writing music by the mid 1470s, and the first documentary reference to him is from 1484, when he was court composer at Innsbruck. The following year, he entered the service of Lorenzo de' Medici at Florence, where he was organist, choir master, and teacher to Lorenzo's children; he assumed this post on the death of Antonio Squarcialupi. One of his students in Florence was the future Pope Leo X. In 1494, the Medici were banished from Florence; the era of Savonarola was beginning, and Isaac was left to find employment elsewhere. However, he had married a Florentine and so maintained a household there throughout the remainder of his life. By 1497, Isaac was in the employ of Emperor Maximilian I. He travelled widely in Germany, and is credited with having a big influence on German composers of the time. In 1502, Isaac returned to Italy, going to Florence to make arrangements with the hospital Santa Maria Nuova; payments were made to the hospital in return for health and food provisions. Recently discovered documents offer evidence that Isaac began making yearly payments to the confraternity of Santa Barbara for mutual assistance. On 15 August 1502, Isaac wrote his first will which included names of his proprietors, alluding to the fact that he was doing well to care for his wife and property should anything happen to him. He then traveled to Ferrara to the Este court where he wrote the motet "La mi la sol la sol la mi" in merely two days and competed with Josquin for employment: a famous letter from the agent of the Este family compared the two composers, saying that "[Isaac] is of a better disposition among his companions, and he will compose new works more often. It is true that Josquin composes better, but he composes when he wants to and not when one wants him to." Although this piece was originally written for Chorus (SATB), I created this arrangement for Flute Quartet (3 Flutes & Alto Flute).
Francesco Landini Squarcialupi 2015
Sollazzo Ensemble Vivien Simon - tenor Vincent Kibildis - harp Sophia Danilevskaia - fiddle Anna Danilevskaia - musical direction, fiddle Sound recording by Leonardo Bortolotto Adiu adiu Virelai by Francesco Landini Codex Squarcialupi, fol. 164v - - - Sollazzo Ensemble, 2015
Francesco Landini Squarcialupi Alicia Amo Karni
Francesco Landini (ca. 1325-1397) Muort' Oramai (Ballata) Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Med.Pal.87 ('Codex Squarcialupi') [Sq], fol. 129v-130r Alicia Amo, Hanna Marti / Soprano Ayelet Karni / Recorder Basel, June 2013
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