Castrucci: 12 Concerti Grossi Editor's Choices who shape the sinuous polyphony

who shape the sinuous polyphony with winning pliability

are the settings of Thomas Hardy's "Weathers and John Masefield's 'A Wanderer's Song'

offering sun-drenched shards of memory

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in harmonic experiments that parallel those of Bartók

Castrucci: 12 Concerti Grossi Editor's Choices who shape the sinuous polyphonyGLOBAL RELEASE DATE: COMING SOON SUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Pietro Castrucci, a pupil of Corelli and a leading violinist in Handels London, was greatly admired in his lifetime yet soon forgotten. His twelve Concerti Grossi, published in 1738 and long overlooked, reveal music of colour, imagination and distinctive charm, poised between Roman tradition and London brilliance graceful, quirky and irresistibly tuneful. Violinist director Kinga