Twilight's dancing glow Ensemble Rossignol, Alice Gort-Switynk, Elly van Munste

• Mauro Giuliani (1781 - 1829): Ah! Non dir che non t’adoro, No. 4:
• 1 Giuliani: Ah! Non dir che non t’adoro, No. 4 (48 kHz) 02:50
• Alle mie tante lagrime, No. 3, Op. 39:
• 2 Giuliani: Alle mie tante lagrime, No. 3, Op. 39 (48 kHz) 03:13
• Etude No. 22, Op. 35:
• 3 Giuliani: Etude No. 22, Op. 35 01:37
• Ombre amene No. 1, Op. 95:
• 4 Giuliani: Ombre amene No. 1, Op. 95 (48 kHz) 02:23
• Carlo Tessarini (1690 - 1766): Sonata V:
• 5 Tessarini: Sonata V: Adagio 02:12
• 6 Tessarini: Sonata V: Spirituoso 02:09
• 7 Tessarini: Sonata V: Largo 00:30
• Mauro Giuliani: Sonata V:
• 8 Giuliani: Sonata V: Minuet 01:12
• Antonio Vivaldi (1678 - 1741): Aria Tenero Fanciuletto (Imeneo) No. 4, RV 687:
• 9 Vivaldi: Aria Tenero Fanciuletto (Imeneo) No. 4, RV 687 06:43
• Harald Genzmer (1909 - 2007): Träume; From Klänge der Nacht:
• 10 Genzmer: Träume; From Klänge der Nacht 03:39
• Louis Spohr (1784 - 1859): Die Stimme der Nacht No. 3, Op. 37:
• 11 Spohr: Die Stimme der Nacht No. 3, Op. 37 03:30
• Beruhigung No. 4, Op. 72:
• 12 Spohr: Beruhigung No. 4, Op. 72 03:14
• Fernando Sor (1778 - 1839): Etude No. 17, Op. 35:
• 13 Sor: Etude No. 17, Op. 35 01:26
• Louis Spohr: Romanze aus der Oper Zemir und Azor, Woo 52:
• 14 Spohr: Romanze aus der Oper Zemir und Azor, Woo 52 03:24
• Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 - 1643): Canzona Seconda Detta la Bernardina:
• 15 Frescobaldi: Canzona Seconda Detta la Bernardina 03:35
• Barbara Strozzi (1619 - 1677): L’Amante Segreto (Parole d’Incerto) No. 16, Op. 2:
• 16 Strozzi: L’Amante Segreto (Parole d’Incerto) No. 16, Op. 2 07:53
• Harald Genzmer: Stille der Nacht:
• 17 Genzmer: Stille der Nacht 03:29
• Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828): Auf dem Wasser Zu Singen, D.774, Op. 7:
• 18 Schubert: Auf dem Wasser Zu Singen, D.774, Op. 7 05:02
• Nachtstück, D.672, No. 2, Op. 36:
• 19 Schubert: Nachtstück, D.672, No. 2, Op. 36 05:28
• Fernando Sor: Etude No. 9, Op. 35:
• 20 Sor: Etude No. 9, Op. 35 01:53
• Franz Schubert: Sei mir Gegrüßt, D.741, No. 1, Op. 20:
• 21 Schubert: Sei mir Gegrüßt, D.741, No. 1, Op. 20 04:07
• Total Runtime 01:09:29

Info for Twilight's dancing glow

Twilight's dancing glowYearning for love: Where is my beloved? I have searched for him, both high and low. Bid him come to me, for without him I cannot live.Longing for an end to suffering: The soul glides across the shimmering waves, the glow of twilight dancing around the boat. Time flows on, until I too shall slip beyond it's reach.Burning desire: You were stolen from me, but in my heart, you linger still: I embrace you, I kiss you!Ensemble Rossignol owes it's name to the title of it's first concert series in 1998: The virtuoso song of the English Nightingale. Indeed, the virtuosity and refined, playful, inspiring, intimate and musical performance of the ensemble immediately call to mind the enchanting song of this remarkable bird. Ensemble Rossignol has since released four albums: LocLoc Locke and Locatelli larded, London Love, Master composers in the shadow of Handel and Vrouw Women in Baroque and Early Romantic music, from in love to inconsolable.

Alice Gort-Switynk, soprano, recorders
Elly van Munster, chitarrone, guitar

Ensemble Rossignol
consists of Alice Gort-Switynk (classical voice (soprano) and recorders) and Elly van Munster (chitarrone and guitar). Their refined, enchanting, and musical playing is reminiscent of the nightingale's song.

The duo has performed regularly throughout the Netherlands since 1998, presenting a wide variety of concert programs. Together, they have released four CDs.

In the performance "Dansend Avondrood" (Dancing Evening Red), the Ensemble Rossignol presents works by Luigi Rossi, Barbara Strozzi, Girolamo Frescobaldi, Georg Philipp Telemann, Mauro Giuliani, Louis Spohr, Franz Schubert, Fernando Sor, and Harald Genzmer.

Alice Gort-Switynk works as a teacher and performer, recorder player, and classical singer. She studied recorder at the Enschede Conservatory, classical singing with Caroline Stam and Francine van der Heijden, and received her Bachelor of Music degree from the Music Vocational Training Program in Amsterdam in 2016.

Elly van Munster studied classical guitar with Stanley Noordpool at the Brabants Conservatorium and completed her State Examination in lute in 1994. She performs as a soloist, accompanist for singers and instrumentalists, in ensembles, and regularly performs in baroque operas in the Netherlands and France.

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