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Out Of Italy – duos and cello sonatas by 18th century Italian composers

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Giorgio Antoniotto:Sonata in G, Op. 1, No. 8
Luigi Boccherini:Cello Sonata in C major, G. 17
Giacobbe Basevi Cervetto:Divertimento In G, Op.4, No.1
Giovanni Battista Cirri:Duetto In G, Op.8 No.3
Francesco Geminiani:Cello Sonata in F Major, Op. 5, No. 5
Salvatore Lanzetti:Sonata for solo cello & basso continuo, Op. 1 No. 5
Antonio Vivaldi:Cello Sonata in B flat major, RV46

Καλλιτέχνες

Phoebe Carrai (Cello)Avi Stein (Harpsichord)Charles Weaver (Lute)Beilang Zhu (Cello)

The 18th century experienced a mass migration of musicians from Italy – hitherto regarded as “the home of music” – seeking better fortunes in nations to the north. Giacobbe Basevi Cervetto, Giambatista Cirri and Francesco Geminiani went to London, Luigi Boccherini to Madrid. Antonio Vivaldi aimed for Dresden though never arrived, having died en route in Vienna. These Italian instrumentalists / composers and others are the focus of Out of Italy, a survey of sonatas and duos for two cellos and continuo by eminent baroque cellist Phoebe Carrai and her protégé Beiliang Zhu, many of them quite rare. “full-bodied… distinguished performances that offer a genuine point of view” (Classics Today on Phoebe Carrai’s Bach Cello Suites) “elegant and sensual, stylishly wild” (The New Yorker on Beiliang Zhu)

Reviews

BBC Music Magazine August 2019

In this recording, the virtuoso Phoebe Carrai joins Beiliang Zhu to probe the art of London’s forgotten cello masters. The programme and its execution are equally superb, as Carrai and Zhu roll out one world-premiere recording after another…Infusing this project are two ingredients rare in glitzy big-name recordings: the soloists’ long friendship (Zhu studied with Carrai) and their trust in non-canonical music. 5 out of 5 stars (Performance) / 4 out of 5 stars (Recording)

Gramophone Magazine July 2019

A mutual affection, warmth and sense of intimacy shines through in these sometimes virtuoso but mostly fun pieces. (The Boccherini is quite marvellous: picturesque, colourful and full of surprises.)