℗ 2015 Naive
Released August 28, 2015
Duration 43m 23s
Record Label Naive
Catalogue No. V902755
Genre Classical (Chamber Music)
 

Scaramanzia

Rolf Lislevand

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1.1
Romanesca
Antonio Carbonchi; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen; Bjørn Kjellemyr
3:34
1.2
Capricci armonici
Giovanni Battista Granata; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen; Bjørn Kjellemyr
5:00
1.3
Capona
Antonio Carbonchi; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
2:38
1.4
Passacaille - Prelude - Sarabande - Gigue
Francesco Corbetta; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
6:41
1.5
Calata per cantare
Antonio Carbonchi; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen; Ulrik Gaston Larsen
2:38
1.6
Tarantella (arr. by R. Lislevand & T.H. Johnsen)
Traditional; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
1:05
1.7
Corrente franzese
Antonio Carbonchi; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen; Ulrik Gaston Larsen
1:54
1.8
Passacagli per tutte le lettere
Domenico Pellegrini; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
7:55
1.9
Scaramanze
Antonio Carbonchi; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen; Ulrik Gaston Larsen
5:51
1.10
Sarabande
Francesco Corbetta; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
2:19
1.11
Canarios (arr. by R. Lislevand & T.H. Johnsen)
Traditional; Rolf Lislevand; Thor-Harald Johnsen
3:48
Digital Booklet
Norwegian early music performer Rolf Lislevand dedicates this album to Italian music composed for the Baroque guitar and the chitarra battente from the mid-17th century. This very specific repertoire connects music from the past and sheds light on the present, as Lislevand creates a bewitching and modern sonic universe, based on music and improvisations inspired by Carbonchi, Corbetta, Granata, Pellegrini and traditional pieces.
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Naive Studio Masters

Recorded in April 2006 in Studio Tibor Varga, Sion (Switzerland) Recording producer: Jean-Pierre Loisil Balance engineer: Laure Casenave-Péré Recording system Kali Son Recording & editing system: Pyramix Microphones: Neumann M 149, DPA 4003 Preamplifiers & converter: DAD AX 24 Translation: Charles Johnston Photo p.2 : © Jean-Pierre Loisil Artwork: Valérie Lagarde
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-8.12
-16.41 to -1.66
-31.18
-38.31 to -25.73
-28.03
-34.70 to -22.30
15
13 to 16
1
Romanesca
-5.03-27.08-24.413
2
Capricci armonici
-9.92-31.28-28.014
3
Capona
-10.35-31.56-28.614
4
Passacaille - Prelude - Sarabande - Gigue
-7.16-31.05-27.616
5
Calata per cantare
-5.66-29.12-26.216
6
Tarantella (arr. by R. Lislevand & T.H. Johnsen)
-1.66-25.73-22.316
7
Corrente franzese
-4.94-27.79-25.014
8
Passacagli per tutte le lettere
-8.91-32.00-28.815
9
Scaramanze
-11.18-38.31-34.716
10
Sarabande
-16.41-37.73-34.415
11
Canarios (arr. by R. Lislevand & T.H. Johnsen)
-8.09-31.29-28.314

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