Giovanni Battista Mosto: Il Primo Libro de' Madrigali / LP

SLPX 11867

Product Details

• Label: Hungaroton
• Catalog Number: SLPX 11867
• Country: Hungary
• Release Year: 1978
• Genre: Classical Music
• Media Format: LP (Vinyl), Stereo

Overview

Giovanni Battista Mosto’s Il Primo Libro de' Madrigali is an exquisite collection of Renaissance madrigals presented by the Chamber Choir of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, conducted by István Párkai. This 1978 release by Hungaroton brings to life the intricate choral works of Mosto, accompanied by informative liner notes and elegant design. The recording preserves the historic beauty of these madrigals, offering a masterful performance by one of Hungary's finest choirs.

The LP’s presentation is enriched by the score work of Angelo Cardano and design by László Nagyvári, combining visual artistry with musical brilliance. The carefully curated repertoire spans a variety of madrigals with rich harmonies and poetic themes, showcasing the expertise of conductor István Párkai and the ensemble.

Track Listing

Side A

1. I. Prima Pars: Mentre L’aura / II. Secunda Pars: Hor Perché – 3:32
2. III. Sfidi Tu Forse – 2:15
3. IV. Al Dolce Mormorare – 3:00
4. VI. Fuor Di Due Labra – 2:23
5. VII. Prima Pars: O Sonno / VIII. Secunda Pars: Ov’é Il Silentio – 6:30
6. IX. Disse Amarilli – 2:25
7. X. Lieta E Contenta Irene – 2:00
8. XI. Prima Pars: Sta Il Crudo Cor / XII. Secunda Pars: Cosi Natura – 5:00

Side B

1. XIII. Quando L’amate – 2:46
2. XIV. Ameni Praticelli – 2:07
3. V. Nacque D’un Bel Diamante – 3:10
4. XV. Dolce Cantava – 2:23
5. XVI. Da La Voce – 2:37
6. XVII. Apri Il Mio Cor – 3:18
7. XVIII. Quella Candida Mano – 3:03
8. XIX. Prima Pars: Dal Suo Dorato / XX. Secunda Pars: Clorinda – 4:13
9. XXI. Al Mio Languir – 3:53

Key Credits

• Composer: Giovanni Battista Mosto
• Conductor: István Párkai
• Choir: Chamber Choir of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
• Producer: Zoltán Hézser
• Engineer: István Berényi
• Design & Graphics: László Nagyvári
• Score: Angelo Cardano
• Sleeve Notes: Giovanni Battista Mosto

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