Carlo Gesualdo - Sesto libro di madrigali: I. Se la mia morte brami descargar videos gratis
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Subido: 2010/04/13
http://users.unimi.it/~gpiana/dm6/dm6gesad.htm (ITA)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Gesualdo
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Score editor: Vincent Carpentier
Ensemble Métamorphoses
Director: Maurice Bourbon
(Arion / ARN 68389)
I. Se la mia morte brami
Se la mia morte brami
Crudel, lieto ne moro
E dopo morte ancor te solo adoro
Ma se vuoi ch'io non t'ami,
Ahi, che a pensarlo solo
Il duol m'ancide e l'alma fugge a volo.
Comentarios
8 years ago
Raofin Mahmud
*Yep, TRUE STORY!*8 years ago
steven mcpain
True Story Brought me here8 years ago
Mina May
anyone here after watching "true story"? ...what a beautiful song. although I did the research and it seems this man killed only his wife and the man that she cheated on him with.. documentation from official sources proving he killed their child was never found as the movie made mention of. I do wonder though if he composed this song before or after the murders considering he never faced punishment for them.8 years ago
Bruce Lee
Was this the chap who killed his wife?9 years ago
Ryan Keith
i think its amazing how kind and sweet sounding humanity can be but also how destructive and cruel we can be9 years ago
john tanner
I cant stop listenig10 years ago
patricia stellanova
this piece, like all of his works, is richly textured, lush, plaintive... these words pale in comparison to the music. absolutely gorgeous.10 years ago
Socialistidipace
perfezione sonora11 years ago
GiovanniTancrediChannel
He was not mad at all: he murdered both his wife and the count Carafa because they had an affair. And he fleed from Naples not because the law would punish him but not to instigate further hatred between their families.11 years ago
CaeloChantes
well, Gesualdo is not typically Renaissance composer. He was mad: I think he murderesd his wife. he was saved from the Inquisition just because he was a nobleman.12 years ago
GrauenausderTiefe
great music. thanks for uploading and showing the score. Youtube should contain more such videos!12 years ago
Adriano Lorenzo Poletto
It seems to me an important initiative and guessed. Personally I prefer the madrigals of Palestrina, Luca Marenzio and I hope that the initiative is taken identical13 years ago
