Pilati: Chamber Music for Violin, Cello and Piano Francesco Manara, Luca Signorini & Dario Candela

• Mario Pilati (1903-1938): Sonata in F Minor:
• 1 I. Allegro sostenuto 08:18
• 2 II. Allegretto comodo 08:57
• 3 III. Largo, ma non troppo 09:50
• Preludio, Aria & Tarantella on Old Neapolitan Folk tunes:
• 4 I. Preludio. Mosso ma non troppo 05:41
• 5 II. Aria. Andantino appassionato 04:03
• 6 III. Tarantella. Allegro vivace 06:41
• Sarabanda:
• 7 Lento sostenuto con espressione 05:07
• 2 Pezzi:
• 8 I. Allegretto comodo 04:21
• 9 II. Allegro grottesco 03:55
• Caccia:
• 10 Allegro moderato 04:12
• Tammurriata:
• 11 Allegro smargiasso 03:02
• Cello Sonata in A Minor:
• 12 I. Moderato mosso 08:48
• 13 II. Tema con variazioni 10:02
• 14 III. Animato 07:56
• Inquiétude:
• 15 Melodic Etude 03:40
• Bagatelle I:
• 16 I. Marcia 03:30
• 17 II. Ninna nanna 03:49
• 18 III. Basso ostinato 01:41
• 19 IV. Canzone a ballo 03:21
• 20 V. Floreal - Polka 01:34
• Bagatelle II:
• 21 I. Barzelletta 02:54
• 22 II. Rococò 03:51
• 23 III. Contrasto rusticano 04:17
• 24 IV. Intermezzo 01:49
• 25 V. Rondò - Valzer 04:45
• 26 VI. Fine 01:50
• Total Runtime 02:07:54

Info zu Pilati: Chamber Music for Violin, Cello and Piano

Italienische Kammermusik zwischen Spätromantik und Neoklassizismus. Heute weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten, war Mario Pilati einst ein Hoffnungsträger der italienischen Musik. Sein Werk stand in der Tradition der Spätromantik Mahlers und Strauss’, ließ aber auch den Einfluss seines neoklassizistischen Zeitgenossen Respighi erkennen. Francesco Manara, Luca Signorini und Dario Candela haben Pilatis vollständiges Kammerwerk für Violine, Cello und Klavier aufgenommen. Neben einer Reihe von volksmusikhaften Bagatellen stehen die düstere Violinsonate in f-Moll und die Cellosonate in a-Moll im Mittelpunkt dieser überfälligen Hommage an ein vergessenes Talent.

Francesco Manara, Violine
Luca Signorini, Cello
Dario Candela, Klavier

Francesco Manara was born in Turin. He studied at this city's Musical Academy where he obtained his diploma with full marks, honours and special mention under the guidance of Maestro Marin.

He the perfected his studies with F. Gulli, S. Gheorghiu and H. Krebbers. He has won numerous international prizes such as the "J. Joachim" Hannover award, the "Stradivari" of Cremona, the "Spohr" of Freiburg, the "Doug-A" of Seul, the "ARD" of Munich and "Tchaikowski" (special award) of Moscow, as well as the "Paganini" (special award) of Genoa and "CIEM" (first prize) of Geneva.

Such important awards soon led him to undertake a brilliant career as a soloist, in the course of which he has performed with more than fifty orchestra.

Furthermore, as a member of chamber music ensembles, he has played in some of the most prestigious theatres in the world.

He teaches at the "Accademia di Perfezionamento" for the Scala's orchestra professors.