Carulli Rediscovered - Ferdinando Carulli - Vinyl LP

Carulli Rediscovered - Ferdinando Carulli

Album Details

Immerse yourself in the world of Ferdinando Carulli, a renowned guitarist and composer, with the captivating album "Carulli Rediscovered." This collection, released on June 17, 2022, by Dynamic, offers a comprehensive exploration of Carulli's guitar works, performed exquisitely by Marcello Fantoni. Spanning a duration of 1 hour and 17 minutes, the album features 32 tracks that showcase Carulli's mastery and versatility as a composer.

Born in Naples, Carulli made his mark in Paris as a leading guitarist and teacher, and his influence can still be felt today. This album is a testament to his enduring legacy, presenting a diverse range of pieces that highlight his compositional prowess. From the charming "3 Divertissements à l'espagnole" to the lively "Airs nationaux" and the intricate variations on themes by Paganini and Paisiello, each track offers a unique glimpse into Carulli's musical genius.

"Carulli Rediscovered" is not just a collection of beautiful guitar pieces; it's an opportunity to connect with the past and appreciate the timeless artistry of Ferdinando Carulli. Whether you're a classical music enthusiast or a curious listener, this album promises an enriching and enjoyable experience.

June 17, 2022(C) 2022 Dynamic(P) 2022 Dynamic

Tracks

3 Divertissements à l'espagnole, Op. 209: No. 1 in D Major, ModeratoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
3:35
3 Divertissements à l'espagnole, Op. 209: No. 2 in G Major, GraziosoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
4:05
3 Divertissements à l'espagnole, Op. 209: No. 3 in A Major, ModeratoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
4:46
La clochette, Op. 325 (After Paganini): Introduction - Largo assaiFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
0:49
La clochette, Op. 325 (After Paganini): ModeratoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
4:33
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 1, Vive Henri QuatreFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
4:42
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 2, FandangoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
2:18
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 3, Air anglaisFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
6:53
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 4, TarantellaFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:42
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 5, Chanson russeFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
6:11
Airs nationaux, Op. 73: No. 6, La tyrolienneFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
6:08
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Largo maestosoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
2:34
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Allegretto [1]Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:42
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Theme. LarghettoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:27
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 1Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:00
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 2Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:15
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 3Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:06
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 4Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:48
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 5Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:19
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Var. 6Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:09
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Allegretto [2]Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
0:21
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): Plus viteFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
0:33
Solo avec variations sur l'air de "La molinara", Op. 107 (After Paisiello's R.1.76): LargoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:04
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): Introduction. LargoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
2:03
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): Theme. ModeratoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:27
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): Var. 1Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:40
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): Var. 2Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:49
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): LargoFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
0:53
"La folle" arrangée en fantaisie, Op. 363 (After Grisar): Allegro - Avec graceFerdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:00
3 Valses, Op. 9: No. 1, —Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
2:46
3 Valses, Op. 9: No. 2, —Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
1:49
3 Valses, Op. 9: No. 3, —Ferdinando Carulli, Marcello Fantoni
2:28

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About Ferdinando Carulli

Ferdinando Carulli, born in Naples in 1770, is celebrated as a founding father of the classical guitar tradition. Originally a cellist, Carulli transitioned to the guitar and became an extraordinarily prolific composer, penning over 400 works for the instrument. His influence is immeasurable, with his Méthode complète pour guitare ou lyre, op. 27 (1810) still serving as a cornerstone in the education of guitarists today. Carulli's compositions span a wide range, from solo and chamber works to concertos, showcasing his versatility and mastery of the guitar. Settling in Paris, he was renowned not just for his compositions but also for his teachings, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of classical guitar. His music, from concertos to intimate guitar and piano pieces, continues to captivate audiences and inspire musicians worldwide.