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Boris Begelman
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"A highly inspired recording”
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OUT ON MARCH 13TH
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Scarlatti, [Aria] Aure placide e serene by Francesca Aspromonte, Arsenale Sonoro, Boris Begelman
đ Listen/buy the album: https://aparte.lnk.to/VieniONotte-FrancescaAspromonte Avec âVieni, O Notteâ, Francesca Aspromonte signe son premier disque pour ApartĂŠ avec un programme tout Scarlatti. Aux cĂ´tĂŠs dâArsenale Sonoro et de Boris Begelman, elle explore trois cantates (parfois sous-titrĂŠes serenata) oĂš le maĂŽtre fait de la nuit le thÊâtre des amours contrariĂŠes de ses personnages. Il leur confie des airs et rĂŠcitatifs douloureux, contemplatifs ou brĂťlants, que complètent deux sonate a quattro aux lignes madrigalesques, dont l'interprĂŠtation en quatuor d'Arsenale Sonoro souligne les audacieux changements harmoniques, les ombres et les lumières. Lâalbum se referme sur âAllâhor che stanco il soleâ, première mondiale, mĂŠditation musicale sur lâamour et la perte. Aspromonte y dĂŠploie un art de la ligne et du mot qui ĂŠclaire toute la sensualitĂŠ de cette musique. With Vieni, O Notte, Francesca Aspromonte signs her first recording for ApartĂŠ with an all-Scarlatti programme. Together with Arsenale Sonoro and Boris Begelman, she explores three cantatas (sometimes described as serenate) in which the composer makes the night the stage for his charactersâ thwarted loves. He gives them arias and recitatives that are painful, contemplative, or searing, complemented by two sonate a quattro with madrigalian lines, whose quartet performance by Arsenale Sonoro highlights the bold harmonic shifts, the shadows, and the light. The album closes with Allâhor che stanco il sole, a world-premiere recording â a musical meditation on love and loss. Here, Aspromonte unfolds a mastery of line and text that reveals the full sensuality of this music. ApartĂŠ Music ⢠Website: https://www.apartemusic.com ⢠Newsletter: https://bit.ly/newsletterapartemusic Social Media ⢠Facebook: / apartemusic ⢠Instagram: / apartemusic ⢠Twitter: / apartemusic ⢠YouTube: http://bit.ly/youtubeapartemusic Listen : ⢠Spotify: http://bit.ly/spotifyapartemusic ⢠Apple Music: http://bit.ly/appleapartemusic ⢠Deezer: http://bit.ly/deezerapartemusic ⢠Qobuz: http://bit.ly/qobuzapartemusic ⢠Amazon Music: http://bit.ly/amazonapartemusic ⢠YouTube Music: http://bit.ly/youtubemusicaparte
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Scarlatti - Deh torna mia vita - Aspromonte, Begelman - ApartĂŠ
Alessandro Scarlatti (1660-1725) H.33 Serenata - Allâhor che stanco il sole âDeh, torna mia vitaâ Francesca Aspromonte, soprano Arsenale Sonoro Boris Begelman, violin and conductor From album âVieni, o Notteâ out on March 13th 2026 ApartĂŠ Recorded in MondovĂŹ, September 2024 Video credits: Recore Studio
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Boris Begelman, Arsenale Sonoro. Scarlatti K.91
Ensemble "Arsenale Sonoro" Boris Begelman Ludovico Minasi Alexandra Koreneva Recording session February 2020
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Un'alma innamorata TEASER 2 | Aspromonte, Begelman, Arsenale Sonoro
Handel | S'un dĂŹ m'adora from Mi palpita il cor HWV 132 | Extract from the album "Un'alma innamorata" (Pentatone) Francesca Aspromonte, soprano Arsenale Sonoro Boris Begelman, violin and conductor Video produced by Recore Studio Camera Operators: Matteo Maraffio, Gregorio Rogantini, Enrico Caprio Sound engineer: Florent Ollivier Recorded at Auditorium "Arcangelo Corelli", Fusignano, Italy
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Un'alma innamorata TEASER | Aspromonte, Begelman, Arsenale Sonoro
Handel | Se non ti piace amarmi from Tu fedel, tu costante HWV 171 | Extract from the album "Un'alma innamorata" @Pentatonemusic Francesca Aspromonte, soprano Arsenale Sonoro Boris Begelman, violin and conductor Video produced by Recore Studio Camera Operators: Matteo Maraffio, Gregorio Rogantini, Enrico Caprio Sound engineer: Florent Ollivier Recorded at Auditorium "Arcangelo Corelli", Fusignano, Italy
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