Daniele Caluri

E' un cofanetto che raccoglie il meglio del repertorio di Pino Daniele pubblicato tra il 1981 e il 1999 oltre a rarità musicali, 3 CD con 55 brani rimasterizzati dai nastri originali. Le tracce audio incluse in Quando sono state recuperate dai nastri analogici e digitali originali dei 15 Album di Pino Daniele pubblicati da Warner Music, tra i quali gli indimenticabili Bella ‘Mbriana del 1983, Non Calpestare i Fiori Nel Deserto del 1995 e Dimmi Cosa Succede sulla Terra del 1997. Gli archivi Warner arricchiscono il cofanetto anche con demo, provini e versioni alternative mai pubblicati, versioni in spagnolo, special club remix, dj edition e instrumental mix dell’epoca. Quello messo in atto è un nuovo e accurato lavoro di rimasterizzazione che ha donato nuova vita sonora a brani incisi più di 30 anni fa, migliorandone il suono senza stravolgerne l’essenza.

On Friday 3 March, Opera Rara releases Bellini’s first opera Adelson e Salvini, written in 1825 while the composer was still a student at the Naples Conservatory. Marking the company’s third complete opera recording by Bellini, following La straniera and Il Pirata, up and coming bel canto specialist Daniele Rustioni leads the BBC Symphony Orchestra in their fourth collaboration with Opera Rara. Daniela Barcellona sings the role of Nelly and is joined by Enea Scala as Salvini and Simone Alberghini as Lord Adelson.

Following the success of their last album, ‘Timelapse’, this new album from Orchestra of the Swan is a collection of extraordinary works connected by ideas of pilgrimage, contemplation, exploration and enlightenment through the works of composers such as Richter, Respighi, Britten, Piazzolla, Brian Eno, Nico Muhly, Joy Division and more.

Marco Albonetti writes: ‘”Amarcord” signifies memory, the nostalgic re-enactment of the past. Here, it evokes the idea of joining two instruments, the saxophone and the bandoneón, both of which were invented in the middle of the nineteenth century. The bandoneón, created as a more agile substitute for the organ in the world of sacred music in Germany, was brought by German immigrants to Buenos Aires, where it became central to the tango, a music enlivened by rhythmic ideas from Africa and inextricably linked to dance.