La Fonte Musica Pasotti - Enigma FortunaIn this recording entitled Enigma Fortuna, the ensemble La Fonte Musica, directed by Michele Pasotti, aims to shed light on the mysterious and eccentric personality of Antonio Zacara da Teramo (1355 1416). A contemporary of Boccaccio, Donatello and Brunelleschi, this composer from the Abruzzi region could almost be likened to a sort of musical Hieronymus Bosch, for the texts he set to music conjure up a 'topsy turvy universe' where the obscene, the

and a more bothersome question for harpsichordists drawn to the age of Louis XV

Here the composer reacts to the political demand to be popular and monumental - which leads to an absurdly overstated "jubilant" conclusion

a melodie that Yves Montand had already sung in a "chanson" style

Bach / Volle - Solo Cantatas for Bass

'I Need Somebody'

He was active for around half a century

when the first Petrillo ban came into effect

confident in their skillset and interplay

Roman Janál (baritone) and Karel Košárek (piano)

extended mixes

"There's Our Song Again" and "The Chantels On Tour" not otherwise released on singles

The program is anchored by the Mozart Requiem and also features festive works of Bach's Reformation Cantata