NST concert#6 Canepa Baroque Ensemble

After the exciting concert double of 16 e 17 September, which saw the loyal audience of the Note Senza Tempo Festival travel to the exceptional location of Cala Reale in Asinara, the APS Dolci Accenti allows itself just one weekend of rest before returning to the scene with an event that establishes more than ever the strong spirit of connection with the most important bodies in the area. The next concert of 29 September in fact sees the collaboration with the Conservatory “L. Hemp" of Sassari and his teachers,  protagonists of this new appointment on the Festival's program in a concert dedicated to ancient music at the Sala Sassu of the Conservatory.

The artists:

They will be some of the teachers of the Conservatory to go on stage, forming a trio whose name is a guarantee: “Canepa Baroque Ensemble”.

Andrea Vassalle specialized in baroque violin with S. Mountaineers. He has performed with artists of the caliber of R. Muti, C. Bartoli, M. Brunello in all the most important Italian and European cinemas. He has recorded numerous CDs for Naïve, Arcana, Brilliant Classics, gloss, Passage. He teaches chamber music at the L. Conservatory. Canepa of Sassari.

Alessandra Artifoni is a harpsichordist and organist and specialized at the Schola Cantorum in Basel. As a soloist and continuum player she has performed in Europe and Latin America. It has been added by Hyperion, gloss, BrilliantClassic , Dynamic; for the latter label several anthologies of keyboard works by J. S. Bach. He currently teaches Harpsichord and Historical Keyboards at the L. Conservatory. Canepa of Sassari.

this is the program:

DARIO CASTELLO (1602 – 1631)

Sonata Prima for violin and b. c. (5’)

GIROLAMO FRESCOBALDI ( 1583- 1643)

from the “Second book of Toccatas” Canzona IV for organ (4’)

BERNARDO PASQUINI (1637-1710)

Variations for the German Page for organ (5’) Variations I, II, III, IV, V, VI

ARCANGEL CORELLI (1653- 1713)

Sonata op.V n.3 in C major for violin and b. c. (13’) Adagio – Allegro – Adagio –

Allegro – Allegro

ALESSANDRO POGLIETTI (? – 1683)

Suite in E minor for harpsichord (10’) Touch on the Hungarian rebellion –

German. The Prison – Current. The Trial – Saraband. The Sentence – Jitter. The

just – parade – The Bells. Give them eternal rest, Lord

FRANCESCO MARIA VERACINI (1690-1768)

Sonata op.II n.12 in D minor for violin and b. c.

Passagallo: Very wide and how it is, but with grace – Chromatic capriccio with two

subjects and their reverses: Cheerful but not early – Adagio – Ciaccona: Cheerful but not presto