Ensemble Tumbleweeds & Claire-Ombeline Muhlmeyer - Ballade vénitienne (2026) [Hi-Res]

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Artist: Ensemble Tumbleweeds, Claire-Ombeline Muhlmeyer
Title: Ballade vénitienne
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Evidence Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-48kHz FLAC (tracks+booklet)
Total Time: 53:10
Total Size: 229 / 531 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

1. Uccellini: Sinfonie Boscarecie, Op. 8: No. 15, Symphonia decima Quinta (a Carissima) — No. 14, Symphonia decima Quarta (a Foschina) (2:57)
2. Castello: Sonate concertate in stil moderno, libro secondo: Sonata Quarta a due Soprani (6:57)
3. Grandi: Ghirlanda sacra, libro primo: O quam tu pulchra es (3:07)
4. Marini: Per Ogni Sorte di Strumento Musicale, Op. 22: No. 25, Passacalio à 3 & à 4 (4:01)
5. Frescobaldi: Canzoni da sonare a una, due, tre e quattro: Canzon terza a due canti, F 8.14c (4:32)
6. Kapsberger: Intavolatura di chitarone, libro primo: No. 2, Toccata seconda (Arpeggiata) (1:55)
7. Legrenzi: Sonate a due et a tre, libro primo, opera seconda: No. 2, La Spilimberga a due violini (3:17)
8. Marini: Sonate, symphonie, canzoni, passemezzi, baletti, corenti, gagliarde e retornelli, Op. 8: No. 59, Sonata quarta per il Violino per sonar con due corde (8:13)
9. Cazzati: Trattenimenti per camera, Op. 22: No. 13, Passacaglio (4:37)
10. Cazzati: Ciacona a tre (3:10)
11. Frescobaldi: Toccate e partite d'intavolatura, libro secondo: No. 10, Toccata decima (F 3.10) (5:28)
12. Uccellini: Sinfonie Boscarecie, Op. 8: No. 13, Symphonia decima terza (a Perdiera) (1:46)
13. Cazzati: Sonate a due violini e basso continuo, Op. 18: No. 12, Sonata duodecima (A Strozza) (3:17)

In 17th century Venice, music underwent a series of profound transformations. It was a time of splendour, marked both by the development of musical writing and by advances in instrument making, with the rise of the violin and the recorder, experimentation with continuo without bass or keyboard and the golden age of the sackbut.

The debut album by Ensemble Tumbleweeds, under the direction of Claire-Ombeline Muhlmeyer, ‘Ballade vénitienne’ fully embraces this rich effervescence through works by Castello, in whose music the sackbut rivals the violin in virtuosity, as well as Grandi, Kapsberger, Marini, Uccellini and Frescobaldi. All of them spent time in La Serenissima and each in their own way contributed to the extraordinary flourishing that would, in the following century, establish Venetian influence across Europe.

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