Il pesarino Matthias Lucht & Jürgen Banholzer

• Bartolomeo Barbarino (1568 - 1617):
• 1 Paradisi porte 03:19
• Amadio Freddi (1570 - 1634):
• 2 Salve Regina 03:10
• Bartolomeo Barbarino:
• 3 Audi, dulcis amica mea 03:52
• Giovanni Rovetta (1596 - 1668):
• 4 O Maria, quam pulchra es 05:35
• Michelangelo Rossi (1602 - 1656):
• 5 Toccata No. 7 in D Minor 05:18
• Claudio Monteverdi (1567 - 1643):
• 6 Pianto della Madonna 09:26
• Giovanni Gabrieli (1557 - 1612):
• 7 Canzon I, Ch. 186 "La spiritata" (Transcr. for Organ) 02:55
• Bartolomeo Barbarino:
• 8 Regina coeli laetare 02:36
• 9 Ave Regina coelorum 02:17
• 10 Sancta Maria, dulcis et pia 03:23
• Francesco Usper (1561 - 1641):
• 11 Nativitas tua, Dei genitrix 03:00
• Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 - 1643):
• 12 Bergamasca, F 12.46 06:08
• Alessandro Grandi (1586 - 1630):
• 13 Gaudeamus omnes 02:33
• Claudio Monteverdi:
• 14 Ego flos campi 03:38
• Giovanni Paolo Caprioli (1580 - 1627):
• 15 Congratulamini mihi omnes 02:53
• Girolamo Frescobaldi:
• 16 Toccata quarta per l'organo da sonarsi alla levatione, F 3.04 06:10
• Alessandro Grandi:
• 17 Quam pulchra es 02:55
• Total Runtime 01:09:08

Info for Il pesarino

The countertenor Matthias Lucht first studied viola at the Musikhochschule in Mannheim. At the same time he studied singing with Gerd Türk. A DAAD scholarship then helped him to continue his studies at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam with Howard Crook and Udo Reinemann. At the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel he was able to deepen his knowledge of historical performance practice with Andreas Scholl. In the meantime he has become a sought-after soloist and ensemble singer. On his latest release he presents, together with Jürgen Banholzer (harpsichord & organ), works by Bartolomeo Barberino, who was also a falsettist.

Matthias Lucht, counter tenor
Jürgen Banholzer, harpsichord, organ

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