Giovanni Battista Bassani – Giona - Oratorio A 5 Voci
| Лейбл: | Tactus – TC 640290 |
| Страна: | Europe |
| Дата релиза: | 2016 |
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Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Testo] – Mauro Borgioni
- Composed By – Giovanni Battista Bassani
- Countertenor Vocals [Giona] – Carlo Vistoli
- Ensemble – Ensemble Les Nations
- Harpsichord [Clavicembalo] – Maria Luisa Baldassari
- Libretto By – Ambrogio Ambrosini
- Liner Notes – Elisabetta Pasquini
- Liner Notes [English Translation] – Marta Innocenti (2)
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Obbedienza] – Margherita Rotondi
- Organ, Directed By [Ensemble] – Marina Scaioli
- Painting [Cover] – Pieter Lastman
- Recorded By, Edited By, Mastered By – Antonio Verderi
- Soprano Vocals [Sperenza] – Laura Antonaz
- Tenor Vocals [Atrebate] – Raffaele Giordani
- Theorbo, Lirone – Maurizio Less
- Viola – Emanuele Marcante
- Viola – Laura Scipioni
- Violin – Gianandrea Guerra
- Violin, Concertmaster – Gabriele Bellu
- Violoncello – Nicola Brovelli
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
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Компании:
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tactus s.a.s. di Serafino Rossi & C.
- Recorded At – Chiesa di S. Maria Della Natività In Rontana Brisighella, Ravenna
Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Testo] – Mauro Borgioni
- Composed By – Giovanni Battista Bassani
- Countertenor Vocals [Giona] – Carlo Vistoli
- Ensemble – Ensemble Les Nations
- Harpsichord [Clavicembalo] – Maria Luisa Baldassari
- Libretto By – Ambrogio Ambrosini
- Liner Notes – Elisabetta Pasquini
- Liner Notes [English Translation] – Marta Innocenti (2)
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Obbedienza] – Margherita Rotondi
- Organ, Directed By [Ensemble] – Marina Scaioli
- Painting [Cover] – Pieter Lastman
- Recorded By, Edited By, Mastered By – Antonio Verderi
- Soprano Vocals [Sperenza] – Laura Antonaz
- Tenor Vocals [Atrebate] – Raffaele Giordani
- Theorbo, Lirone – Maurizio Less
- Viola – Emanuele Marcante
- Viola – Laura Scipioni
- Violin – Gianandrea Guerra
- Violin, Concertmaster – Gabriele Bellu
- Violoncello – Nicola Brovelli
