Laura Mondiello - Laura Plays Laura (2022) [Hi-Res]
Artist: Laura Mondiello
Title: Laura Plays Laura
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Stradivarius
Genre: Classical Guitra
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Total Time: 00:58:06
Total Size: 217 / 981 mb
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TracklistTitle: Laura Plays Laura
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Stradivarius
Genre: Classical Guitra
Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 00:58:06
Total Size: 217 / 981 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Laura (From "Laura") [Arr. L. Almeida for Guitar]
02. Suite per chitarra, FZ 318: I. Preludio
03. Suite per chitarra, FZ 318: II. Scherzo
04. Suite per chitarra, FZ 318: III. Adagio
05. Suite per chitarra, FZ 318: IV. Finale
06. Fantasia per Laura, FZ 261
07. Alfonsina y el mar (Arr. F. Alonso for Guitar)
08. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (From "Roberta") [Arr. F. Alonso for Guitar]
09. Amours perdues (Arr. T. Takemitsu for Guitar)
10. The Last Waltz (Arr. T. Takemitsu for Guitar)
11. Nocturnal After John Dowland, Op. 70
This album offers a vivid picture of the diverse and varied spirits that characterised the twentieth century, as told in music. A milestone of twentieth century guitar literature, Nocturnal after John Dowland, Op. 70 (1963) by Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) joins hands here with two pieces, Fantasia per Laura (2010) and Suite per chitarra (2016), by Giancarlo Facchinetti (1936-2017), a composer from Brescia who "with his biographical and artistic story, sums up the fragmented and contradictory course of twentieth century music".
Alongside the mainland represented by the works of Britten and Facchinetti, the former unanimously historicized and the latter undoubtedly on the way to being so, five wellknown songs belonging to the tradition of pop music have been inserted, like a small and intricate archipelago. Seemingly isolated, far removed from the seriousness of the classical context just described, yet dense with their own poetic originality. Thanks in part to the inventiveness of the musicians who have succeeded so well in making guitar arrangements of them, the songs surface like water lilies among the leaden atmospheres elicited by Britten and Facchinetti, like an invitation to free our mind and soul from the meditative introversion characterising the Nocturnal, as well as the Fantasia and Suite. The pieces in this programme alternate as if wishing to lead the listener through the meanderings of an emotional journey that culminates in the concluding Nocturnal.