Annamari Pölhö & Ballo della Battalia: Sera Siciliana

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Bernardo Storacen cembalolla, 1600-luvun jälkipuoliskolta.

Bernardo Storace (fl. 1664) was an Italian composer.[1] Almost nothing is known about his life;[2] his only surviving collection of music contains numerous variation sets and represents a transitory stage between the time of Girolamo Frescobaldi and that of Bernardo Pasquini.

Very little is known about his life, except that in 1664 he served as Vice-Maestro di cappella to the senate of Messina.[1] This fact is mentioned on the title page of Selva di varie compositioni d'intavolatura per cimbalo ed organo, the single surviving collection of Storace's music, which is also the only source of information on the composer. Messina was twice devastated by earthquakes, in 1783 and in 1908, so archival research is impossible. Given that Selva di varie compositioni was published in Venice and the music is stylistically somewhat more related to that of northern Italian composers, it is possible that Storace was originally from the north of Italy.

Bernardo Storace - Annamari Pölhö & Ballo Della Battalia* – Una Sera Siciliana

Label:

Alba Records – ABCD 150

Format:

CD

Country:

Finland

Released:

2000

Genre:

Classical

Style:

Baroque

Selva Di Varie Compositioni D'Intavolatura Per Cimbalo Ed Organo, 16641Capriccio Sopra Ruggiero5:102Passagagli

Lute – Eero Palviainen

Percussion – Ricardo Padilla (2)

Viola da Gamba – Mika Suihkonen

7:063Toccata & Canzon3:194Corrente1:495Monica

Lute – Eero Palviainen

Viola da Gamba – Mika Suihkonen

7:516Partita Sopra Il Cinque Passi3:507Aria Sopra La Spagnoletta

Guitar [Baroque Guitar] – Teppo Hirvonen

Lute – Eero Palviainen

Vihuela – Jarmo Julkunen

9:408Passagagli Sopra A La Mi Re8:589Toccata & Canzon3:5310Ciaconna

Guitar [Baroque Guitar] – Teppo Hirvonen

Lute – Eero Palviainen

Percussion – Ricardo Padilla (2)

Vihuela – Jarmo Julkunen

Viola da Gamba – Mika Suihkonen

6:16

• Composed By – Bernardo Storace

• Ensemble – Ballo Della Battalia*