Azzaiolo: Ti parti cor mio caro (1557) with Synthesizer V скачать в хорошем качестве

Azzaiolo: Ti parti cor mio caro (1557) with Synthesizer V

Ti parti cor mio caro 0:06 Instrumental setting (recorder, lute, harp, bass viol, tambourine) 0:44 Verse 1 (ATTB + lute) 1:22 Verse 2 (ATTB, lute, tambourine) 2:01 Verse 3 (Tutti) This very short love song comes to us from a collection of light, homophonic compositions by the Italian ethno-musicologist Filippo Azzaiolo. One can hear its direct descent from its immediate musical predecessor, the Italian frottola. Azzaiolo claims that these pieces were culled from Paduan and Neapolitan folk music repertoire. This soundtrack was created using the Solaria and Kevin voice banks in Synthesizer V. I created a more crude, naturalistic rendition compared with my previous recording using Vocaloid which had a more refined style. As always, I used the iPhone app Music Studio 2.0 for the instrumental simulations. Reverb and echo were added with Audacity. Text: Ti parti, cor mio caro, (You go away, my sweetheart) mi lassi in piant‘amaro, (and you leave me bitterly weeping) È senz‘alcun riparo (and without any reprieve) L‘anima senza te (fa la li le la). (is my spirit without you) Non ti partir da me, (Don't go away from me) Deh, cor mio caro, per la tua fè. (alas, my sweetheart, for your faith) E pur se vuoi andare, (And if you still want to leave) Ricordati tornare, (remember to return) mia vita non può stare (my life cannot be) Un‘hora senza te. (an hour without you) Non ti partir… (Don't go away...) Gia mai ti lasciaria (Never shall I leave you) Per altra donna bella, (for another beautiful woman) Tu sei la chiara stella, (for you are the bright star) Più ch‘altra donna sia. (greater than any other woman can be) Non ti partir… (Don't go away...) Description of photos: 1. Musical concert, with detail of a man playing a recorder and a woman playing lute, Niccolo dell'Abbate, c1540 2. Musical angels playing recorders, Pomponio Amalteo, c1538 3. "Ti parti cor mio caro," cantus part, F. Azzaiolo, Villotte alla Padoana, 1557 4. Rustic concert, mural from Loggia Buonconsiglio, Romanino, 1532 5. Happy reunion, from Allegory of Love, Paolo Veronese, c1575 6. Rustic concert, School of Bonifazio de' Pitati, c1540