Viva Napoli: Napolitan songs from 16th century - Doulce Mémoire, Denis Raisin Dadre

Viva Napoli in with irresistible verve, Doulce Mémoire presents a colourful picture of sixteenth-century Neapolitan society. Like characters from the commedia dell'arte, lecherous old men, lackadaisical courtesans and ridiculous lovers represent the rebellious and irreverent spirit of the people of Naples.
Early music, did you say? This is indeed early music, but what an appeal it still has today!
Usually in three parts, and set to a tune borrowed from popular sources, the villanella is characterised, above all, by its light and witty music, ideal for bringing out the ambiguity and eroticism of texts in the Neapolitan dialect.
The canzoni villanesche, which came into being in about 1530, appealed not only to the nobility, but also to the ordinary people of Naples. They poked fun at the mystique of the madrigal, then in vogue throughout Italy. In joyous carnival mood, they cocked a snook at social hierarchy, turned values on their head, and generally made game of the Spaniards who occupied Naples at that time. The genre made Naples one of the most influential musical centres of the Baroque era. So it is hardly
surprising that such songs inspired not only Neapolitan, but also highly serious European musicians like Adrian Willaert and Roland De Lassus in a far cry from the Lagrime di San Pietro!

1. Chi Passa Per Sta Strada (Azzaiolo Filippo)
2. Pass'e Mezzo Della Paganina, Gagliarda (Bendusi Francesco)
3. Girometta Senza Te (Azzaiolo Filippo)
4. Chiarenzana (Caroso Fabritio)
5. Chi La Galliarda (Da Nola Gian Domenico)
6. Madonna Io Sono Un Medico Perfetto (Festa Constanzo)
7. Tenore Grande Alla Napolitana (Valente Antonio)
8. Vecchie Letrose (Willaert Adrian)
9. O Bene Mio Fa (Willaert Adrian)
10. Madonna Mia, Pieta Chiam' Et Aita (Di Lasso Orlando)
11. La Bella Pedrina (Zanetti Gasparo)
12. La Cortesia (Di Lasso Orlando)
13. Gaillarda Napolitana (Valente Antonio)
14. Tu Sai, Madonna Mia, Ch'io T'amo E Voglio (Di Lasso Orlando)
15. Pass'e Mezzo Ditto Il Romano, Pass'mezzo Ditto Il Compasso (Bendusi Francesco)
16. Saltarello (Zanetti Gasparo)
17. Al Di Dolce Ben Mio (Azzaiolo Filippo)
18. Bizzaria D'amore, Furioso (Negri Cesare)
19. Vorria Che Tu Cantassi (Nasco Giovanni)
20. Madonna Mia Fa (Willaert Adrian)

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