Stella Rossa

Furore is considered, unofficially, the second studio album by Adriano Celentano, released on vinyl by ]oll

Antonio de Cabezón travelled across Europe visiting Milan in 1548 and his music influenced the great European composers. Contrary to keyboard instruments, lute and vihuela already have a vast repertoire in print. The combination of a keyboard instrument (tecla) with the vihuela (called 'viola da mano' in Italy) is common in the sources of Spanish influence of this period, which often bear the indication 'para tecla y vihuela'. Evangelina Mascardi and Maurizio Croci, established soloists on the international early music scene, explore the affinities, the contrasts and, in the words of an enthusiastic chronicler of the time, the 'unheard of imitations' that arise from the dialogue between the two instruments.