Vittorio Monti studied composition at the San Pietro a Majella Conservatory in Naples under the guidance of Paolo Serrao. He wrote Csárdás in 1904, after moving to Paris, and it quickly became his most famous piece, entering the repertoire of all gypsy instrumental ensembles.
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| Chamber Music - BRAHMS, J. / LUTOSLAWSKI, W. / MENDELSSOHN, Felix / MONTI, V. / YSAYE, E. (Verbier Festival, 2011) (Argerich, Kavakos, Maisky) | |
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Chamber Music - BRAHMS, J. / LUTOSLAWSKI, W. / MENDELSSOHN, Felix / MONTI, V. / YSAYE, E. (Verbier Festival, 2011) (Argerich, Kavakos, Maisky)
Composers:
Brahms, Johannes -- Lutoslawski, Witold -- Mendelssohn, Felix -- Monti, Vittorio -- Ysaye, Eugene
Artists:
Argerich, Martha -- Bashmet, Yuri -- Bell, Joshua -- Capucon, Gautier -- Kavakos, Leonidas -- Kissin, Evgeny -- Lakatos, Roby -- Maisky, Mischa -- Matsuev, Denis -- Rachlin, Julian -- Repin, Vadim -- Wang, Yuja
Label/Producer: EuroArts |
| SPIRITS OF MUSIC (McFerrin, Kennedy) | |
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SPIRITS OF MUSIC (McFerrin, Kennedy)
Composers:
Bach, Johann Sebastian -- Charpentier, Marc-Antoine -- Faure, Gabriel -- Handel, George Frideric -- Humperdinck, Engelbert -- Mendelssohn, Felix -- Monti, Vittorio -- Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus -- Ravel, Maurice -- Vivaldi, Antonio
Artists:
Al-Kindi Ensemble -- Boine, Marie -- Bulgarian Voices "Angelite" -- Kennedy, Nigel -- Kroke -- Kuumba Singers -- Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra -- McFerrin, Bobby -- Rubens, Sibylla -- Whirling Dervishes of Damascus -- Wilhelm, Veronika
Label/Producer: EuroArts |
