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Julia Fritz|Notari & Fontana (Early Baroque Music from the Basilica di Santa Barbara, Mantua)

Notari & Fontana (Early Baroque Music from the Basilica di Santa Barbara, Mantua)

Julia Fritz & Johannes Hämmerle

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Compared to the Italian centres of power – Milan, Florence and Rome – the Lombardian city of Mantua in the Po Valley is small in size. All the more prestigious was the commitment to the arts by the ruling Gonzaga dynasty: artists such as Andrea Mantegna, Giulio Romano and Leon Battista Alberti created lasting masterpieces in their paintings and architecture for them, whilst musicians such as Giaches de Wert and Claudio Monteverdi consolidated Mantua’s reputation throughout Europe. Their stage was within the grand complex of the ducal palace and the adjoining church of Santa Barbara: an impressive synthesis of the arts consisting of Mannerist architecture and painting – and an ideal space for music.

This magical place was chosen by recorder player Julia Fritz together with organist Johannes Hämmerle, soprano Magdalene Harer and harpist Reinhild Waldek to record works by Giovanni Battista Fontana and Angelo Notari, two contemporaries of Monteverdi. Fontana’s Solo Sonatas for violin and continuo, which Julia Fritz interprets on various recorders, belong to the canon of early baroque violin music, while the pieces by Notari, some of which are recorded here for the first time, hail from a British Library manuscript which the composer presumably produced for English music lovers in the circle of King Charles I. They are variations and arrangements of songs that demonstrate the high standard of solo and ornamental art of the time, which were as popular in Italy as in the rest of Europe.

A special feature of this recording is the interplay between a chamber music formation and the famous organ of Santa Barbara. Graziadio Antegnati, one of the great Italian organ builders of the sixteenth century, equipped the instrument with special stops and the meantone tuning of the time; following extensive restoration, it can now be admired once again in its original sound, perfectly suited not only for solo pieces but also for accompanying mixed vocal-instrumental ensembles. © ARS-Produktion

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Notari & Fontana (Early Baroque Music from the Basilica di Santa Barbara, Mantua)

Julia Fritz

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1
Sonata seconda
Julia Fritz
00:06:19

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

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2
Aria sopra il Ruggiero
Julia Fritz
00:08:14

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Reinhild Waldek, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

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3
Aria sopra la Monica (Modi 8-10)
Magdalene Harer
00:04:42

Anonymous, Lyricist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist - Magdalene Harer, Artist, MainArtist

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4
Sonata sesta
Julia Fritz
00:06:15

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

5
Sonata terza
Julia Fritz
00:04:19

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

6
Ciaccona
Magdalene Harer
00:03:07

Anonymous, Lyricist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Reinhild Waldek, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist - Magdalene Harer, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

7
Sonata quinta
Julia Fritz
00:04:51

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

8
Aria sopra la Romanesca
Julia Fritz
00:06:39

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Reinhild Waldek, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

9
Ancor che col partire
Magdalene Harer
00:03:41

Anonymous, Lyricist - Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist - Magdalene Harer, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

10
Canzone passaggiata
Julia Fritz
00:05:31

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

11
Sonata prima
Julia Fritz
00:03:41

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

12
Aria sopra la Monica (Modi 1-7)
Julia Fritz
00:06:17

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Reinhild Waldek, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

13
Gagliarda (Digital Bonus Track)
Julia Fritz
00:00:51

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Angelo Notari, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

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14
Sonata quarta
Julia Fritz
00:04:34

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Giovanni Battista Fontana, Composer - Julia Fritz, Artist, MainArtist - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist

2021 audite Musikproduktion 2021 audite Musikproduktion

15
Toccata
Johannes Hammerle
00:03:26

Copyright Control, MusicPublisher - Johannes Hammerle, Artist, MainArtist - Francesco Rovigo, Composer

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Album review

Compared to the Italian centres of power – Milan, Florence and Rome – the Lombardian city of Mantua in the Po Valley is small in size. All the more prestigious was the commitment to the arts by the ruling Gonzaga dynasty: artists such as Andrea Mantegna, Giulio Romano and Leon Battista Alberti created lasting masterpieces in their paintings and architecture for them, whilst musicians such as Giaches de Wert and Claudio Monteverdi consolidated Mantua’s reputation throughout Europe. Their stage was within the grand complex of the ducal palace and the adjoining church of Santa Barbara: an impressive synthesis of the arts consisting of Mannerist architecture and painting – and an ideal space for music.

This magical place was chosen by recorder player Julia Fritz together with organist Johannes Hämmerle, soprano Magdalene Harer and harpist Reinhild Waldek to record works by Giovanni Battista Fontana and Angelo Notari, two contemporaries of Monteverdi. Fontana’s Solo Sonatas for violin and continuo, which Julia Fritz interprets on various recorders, belong to the canon of early baroque violin music, while the pieces by Notari, some of which are recorded here for the first time, hail from a British Library manuscript which the composer presumably produced for English music lovers in the circle of King Charles I. They are variations and arrangements of songs that demonstrate the high standard of solo and ornamental art of the time, which were as popular in Italy as in the rest of Europe.

A special feature of this recording is the interplay between a chamber music formation and the famous organ of Santa Barbara. Graziadio Antegnati, one of the great Italian organ builders of the sixteenth century, equipped the instrument with special stops and the meantone tuning of the time; following extensive restoration, it can now be admired once again in its original sound, perfectly suited not only for solo pieces but also for accompanying mixed vocal-instrumental ensembles. © ARS-Produktion

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