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艺人：安德里亚·佩斯、克里斯蒂亚诺·波利·卡佩利、佩斯-波利·卡佩利二重奏
专辑名称：《甘吉：完整双吉他作品》
发行年份：2021年
厂牌：辉煌古典（Brilliant Classics）
音乐类型：古典音乐
音质：无损FLAC / 24位-88.2kHz FLAC+手册
总时长：52分14秒
总容量：231 MB / 857 MB
官网：专辑预览
曲目列表
01. 意大利组曲 I. 活泼的快板
02. 意大利组曲 II. 柔板
03. 意大利组曲 III. 轻快的快板
04. 西班牙组曲 I. 安达卢西亚
05. 西班牙组曲 II. 凡丹戈舞曲
06. 西班牙组曲 III. 塞维利亚舞曲
07. 巴洛克组曲 I. 柔板
08. 巴洛克组曲 II. 小步舞曲
09. 巴洛克组曲 III. 快板
10. 巴洛克组曲 IV. 吉格舞曲
11. 幻想曲
12. 寓言
《安德里亚·佩斯、克里斯蒂亚诺·波利·卡佩利与佩斯-波利·卡佩利二重奏 - 甘吉：完整双吉他作品（2021）[高解析度]》
马里奥·甘吉（Mario Gangi，1923-2010）是他那一代意大利最杰出的吉他演奏家之一。他出生于罗马，父亲是职业爵士乐手。甘吉毕业于罗马圣切契利亚音乐学院，不久便追随父亲的脚步，既担任管弦乐团的贝斯手（任职于当地广播乐团），又从事吉他演奏。后者的职业生涯于20世纪50年代崭露头角：甘吉首演了佩特拉西等作曲家的多部重要协奏曲，甚至包括19世纪朱利亚尼的作品。他的教学法成为年轻吉他手的必修内容，还为索尔、塔雷加和J.S.巴赫的作品编订了适合现代吉他演奏的版本。
在这张录音中，佩斯-波利·卡佩利二重奏呈现了甘吉的双吉他作品，包括三组组曲——《意大利组曲》《西班牙组曲》《巴洛克组曲》，以及两首更具当代风格的独立狂想曲《幻想曲》和《寓言》。三组组曲均从标题中汲取灵感：《安达卢西亚》《凡丹戈舞曲》《塞维利亚舞曲》捕捉了西班牙民间音乐的特质；《萨尔塔雷洛舞曲》《柔板》与热烈的《塔兰泰拉舞曲》勾勒出意大利的音乐剪影；《巴洛克组曲》中的《小步舞曲》和《吉格舞曲》则不带戏谑地重现了18世纪的宫廷风情。
《幻想曲》和《寓言》则更具现代风格：虽本质上仍属抒情风格，采用狂想曲形式，但融入了更多不和谐音，且不像组曲那样依赖特定的民族风格。现代流行风格的影响尤其赋予《幻想曲》明快的活力与当代气息。
这是意大利佩斯-波利·卡佩利二重奏继广受好评的卡斯泰尔诺沃-泰代斯科作品专辑（94833）后，在辉煌古典发行的第二张专辑。同时，这也是辉煌古典继安德里亚·佩斯演奏的《22首练习曲》（95204）和亚历山德罗·明奇演绎的多首甘吉知名爵士风无词歌曲（95724）后，第三张聚焦甘吉音乐的专辑。
Artist: Andrea Pace, Cristiano Poli Cappelli, Duo Pace Poli Cappelli
Title: Gangi: Complete Music for 2 Guitars
Year Of Release: 2021
Label: Brilliant Classics
Genre: Classical
Quality: flac lossless / flac 24bits - 88.2kHz +Booklet
Total Time: 00:52:14
Total Size: 231 / 857 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Suite Italiana I. Allegro vivo
02. Suite Italiana II. Adagio
03. Suite Italiana III. Allegro spigliato
04. Suite Spagnola I. Andalusa
05. Suite Spagnola II. Fandango
06. Suite Spagnola III. Sevillana
07. Suite Barocca I. Adagio
08. Suite Barocca II. Minuetto
09. Suite Barocca III. Allegro
10. Suite Barocca IV. Giga
11. Fantas
12. Fabulae
Andrea Pace, Cristiano Poli Cappelli & Duo Pace Poli Cappelli - Gangi: Complete Music for 2 Guitars (2021) [Hi-Res]
Mario Gangi (1923-2010) was among the pre-eminent Italian guitarists of his generation. Born in Rome to a professional jazz-musician father, Gangi graduated from the city’s Accademia della Santa Cecilia and soon followed in his father’s footsteps as both an orchestral bassist (with the local radio orchestra) and a guitarist. This latter career took off in the 50s: Gangi gave several important first performances of concertos by the likes of Petrassi and even the 19th-century Giuliani. His teaching method became an essential study for young guitarists, and he edited the music of Sor, Tarrega and J.S. Bach for modern guitar editions.
With this recording, the Duo Pace Poli Cappelli present Gangi’s music for two guitars, comprising a trio of suites – the Suite Italiana, the Suite Spagnola and Suite Barocca – and a pair of standalone rhapsodies in a more contemporary idiom, the Fantas and Fabulae. The three suites evoke their titled points of inspiration. An Andalusa, Fandango and Sevillana capture the idiom of Spanish folk-music; a Saltarello, Adagio and whirling Tarantella present musical snapshots of Italy; and the Minuet and Gigue of the Suite Barocca return to the courtly world of the 18th century without parody.
The Fantas and Fabulae plough a more modern furrow: still essentially lyrical in style, rhapsodic in form but more flecked with dissonance and less dependent than the suites on the specifics of a national idiom. The influence of modern popular styles imbues the Fantas in particular with sunshine and contemporary energy.
This is the second Brilliant Classics album by the Italian Duo Pace-Poli Cappelli after their well-received album of Castelnuovo-Tedesco (94833), but no less pertinently it is also the third Brilliant Classics album dedicated to the music of Gangi after Andrea Pace’s recording of the 22 Studies (95204) and Alessandro Minci interpreting many of his best-known jazz-inflected songs without words (95724).
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