Gaspar Cassado (1897-1966) Canción de Leonardo Diego Nizzi, guitar

Gaspar Cassado (1897-1966) Canción de Leonardo Diego Nizzi, guitar New Mix Audio 24bit/48khz Guitar Teacher Prof. Marco Taio Audio & video by Marco Taio, Pourya Mohseni Motlagh, Vasco Fondra Film making and audio editing by Marco Taio Recorded at Bazzini Hall - Conservatorio "Luca Marenzio" - Brescia on 11th June 2024 Guitar made by Orlando Raponi - Rome 1974 OPEN REEL RECORDS - © 2024 Gaspar Cassadó i Moreu (Barcellona, 1887 - Madrid,1966) è considerato uno dei più grandi violoncellisti del Novecento, nonché compositore di grande talento. Formatosi musicalmente nel capoluogo catalano sotto la supervisione del padre organista, Gaspar Cassadó completa gli studi in violoncello e composizione a Parigi, rispettivamente con Pau Casals e Maurice Ravel. Lo stile di Cassadò può essere considerato tardo-romantico: nelle sue composizioni convivono infatti la tradizione melodica propria del Romanticismo e la riscoperta delle forme e degli stili antichi, con una predilezione per il linguaggio modale. Con la Canción de Leonardo il compositore catalano commemora la scomparsa dell’omonimo primogenito di Andrés Segovia. Il tema della malinconia è qui sapientemente trattato attraverso un percorso catartico: dalla vaga sensazione di mancanza e tristezza, attraverso il dolore interiore, concludendosi in una speranza di carattere religioso. Le prime due tappe del viaggio sono scritte in modo eolio, mentre l’ultima sezione del brano è caratterizzata da armonie idiomatiche e coloristiche in tonalità maggiore. Diego Nizzi Nato a Treviglio, Diego Nizzi inizia a studiare chitarra classica nella scuola media ad indirizzo musicale Tommaso Grossi della città natale, proseguendo gli studi privatamente con il M° Marco Monzio Compagnoni e frequentando masterclass di Luigi Attademo, Frédérik Zigante, Renato Samuelli, Giulio Tampalini, Stefano Grondona e Carlo Fiore. L’interprete ha conseguito nel 2022 e nel 2024 i Diplomi accademici rispettivamente di 1° e di 2° livello in chitarra sotto la guida del M° Marco Taio presso il conservatorio Luca Marenzio di Brescia con il massimo dei voti, ottenendo oltre alle lodi anche la menzione di pubblicazione della tesi triennale intitolata “L’evoluzione del repertorio chitarristico dal secolo XIX alla figura di Andrés Segovia”. Gaspar Cassadó i Moreu (Barcelona, ​​1887 - Madrid, 1966) is considered one of the greatest cellists of the twentieth century, as well as a composer of great talent. Educated musically in the Catalan capital under the supervision of his father, an organist, Gaspar Cassadó completed his studies in cello and composition in Paris, respectively with Pau Casals and Maurice Ravel. Cassadò's style can be considered late-Romantic: in his compositions, the melodic tradition of Romanticism and the rediscovery of ancient forms and styles coexist, with a predilection for modal language. With the Canción de Leonardo, the Catalan composer commemorates the death of the eponymous firstborn of Andrés Segovia. The theme of melancholy is here expertly treated through a cathartic path: from the vague sensation of lack and sadness, through inner pain, concluding in a hope of a religious nature. The first two stages of the journey are written in the Aeolian mode, while the last section of the piece is characterized by idiomatic and coloristic harmonies in major keys. Diego Nizzi Born in Treviglio, Diego Nizzi began studying classical guitar at the Tommaso Grossi middle school in his hometown, continuing his studies privately with Maestro Marco Monzio Compagnoni and attending masterclasses by Luigi Attademo, Frédérik Zigante, Renato Samuelli, Giulio Tampalini, Stefano Grondona and Carlo Fiore. The performer obtained in 2022 and 2024 the Academic Diplomas of 1st and 2nd level respectively in guitar under the guidance of Maestro Marco Taio at the Luca Marenzio Conservatory of Brescia with top marks, obtaining in addition to honors also the mention of publication of the three-year thesis entitled "The evolution of the guitar repertoire from the 19th century to the figure of Andrés Segovia".

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