Gian Francesco Malipiero - Complete Songs for Soprano & Piano (Vansìsiem Lied Duo)

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Composer: Gian Francesco Malipiero

CD1:

• (01) I sonetti delle fate
• (07) Cinq mélodies
• (12) Keepsake
• (15) Tre poesie del Poliziano
• (18) Quattro sonetti del Burchiello
• (22) Due sonetti del Berni
• (24) Due romanze di Domenico Gnoli
• (26) La cavalcata della morte
• (27) Vocalizzo per voce acuta

CD2:

• (01) Le stagioni italiche
• (05) Tre canti di Filomela
• (08) Le sette allegrezze d'amore
• (09) Mondi celesti
• (10) Sette canzonette veneziane

Vansìsiem Lied Duo

Paola Camponovo, soprano

Alfredo Blessano, piano

Date: 2021

Label: Brilliant Classics

https://www.brilliantclassics.com/articles/m/malipiero-complete-songs-for-soprano-and-piano/

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Gian Francesco Malipiero (18 March 1882 – 1 August 1973) was an Italian composer, musicologist, music teacher and editor. Malipiero studied mostly with Marco Enrico Bossi. In 1913, Malipiero moved to Paris, where he attended the première of Stravinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps, and after that, repudiated almost all the compositions he had written up to that time. Malipiero had an ambivalent attitude towards the Austro-German musical tradition, and was strongly critical of sonata form. His orchestral works include seventeen compositions he called symphonies, of which however only eleven are numbered.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gian_Francesco_Malipiero

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The Vansìsiem Lied Duo (consists of soprano Paola Camponovo and pianist Alfredo Blessano) is one of the most successful new partnership in the field of art song in Italy. The Duo specializes in German, French and Italian repertoire of the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries, with particular commitment to the diffusion of the works by the so-called Generazione dell’Ottanta. Graduated with honorable mention in Lied Duo at the Conservatory of Florence, the Duo won the 1st Prize at the 2016 E. Respighi Competition of Verona for the Italian Art Song between the nineteenth and the twentieth century.

https://www.vansisiem.com/

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