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CALACE, Sergio Zigiotti, Fabiano Merlante

Opera Completa per Mandolino e Chitarra

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Zigiotti Merlante - Raffaele Calace: Opera Completa per Mandolino e Chitarra 01. Danza Spagnola, Op.105 (4:29) 02. Serenata malinconica, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 120 (4:18) 03. Polonese, Op. 36 (6:39) 04. Barcarola, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 20 (5:49) 05. Tarantella, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 18 (2:56) 06. Mazurkas (6), for mandolin & guitar, Op. 141 (4:11) 07. Saltarello for mandolin orchestra, Op. 79 (3:25) 08. Bolero, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 26 (3:11) 09. Rondo for mandolin & guitar, Op 127 (3:53) 10. Il Bolero, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 161 (3:28) 11. L'ardimentosa, mazurka for mandolin & guitar, Op. 57 (4:38) 12. Les Maries, gavotte for mandolin & guitar, Op. 123 (2:26) Album (di) ballabili, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 13: 13. Primo Premio (Valzer) (1:42) 14. Papillons (Polka) (2:52) 15. Jeunesse (Mazurka) (2:18) 16. Gaieté (Mazurka) (3:08) 17. Marcia Letizia, for mandolin & guitar, Op. 184 (2:44)
  • Sergio Zigiotti - mandolin
  • Fabiano Merlante - guitar
  • CALACE
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Label  : Nuova Era

The long, productive period of activity of the Neapolitan musician Raffaele Calace, because of its timing (1863-1934), fell in an era of great social and political transformations that had important consequences also on a cultural level. At the end of the Bourbon domination, while the most important Neapolitan theatres were beginning to have problems, a radical cultural renewal took place, concentrating chiefly on a gradual increase of musical interest in instrumental production. Raffaele Calace, second son of the luthier Antonio, received his musical education at the Conservatory of Naples, where he studied violin; but he graduated in composition under the guidance of Paolo Serrao and Francesco Ancona. His musical activity was devoted above all to plucked string instruments, and he became a virtuoso performer on them and a composer of music for them. Calace – contrary to what one might expect, considering the great number of pieces that have been published for this combination of instruments – composed a version for mandolin and guitar only of the works presented here: they are still present and available, for this combination of instruments, in the present-day catalogue of the Calace Editions.