Antonio Fantinuoli
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Giovanni Battista degli Antoni, Giovanni Battista Vitali, Domenico Gabrielli, Giovanni Battista Somis, Francesco Alborea, Luigi Boccherini, Joseph Clemens dall'Abaco, Justus Johann Friedrich Dotzauer
Cello Tales
Ensemble Chiaroscuro, Antonio Fantinuoli (violoncello), Giangiacomo Pinardi (tiorba), Perikli Pite (violoncello), Craig Marchitelli (tiorba), Roberta Invernizzi (soprano)
1 CD STEREO DDD - 65:07
€12,00
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Giovanni Paolo Cima, Pietro Paolo Raimondo, Girolamo Frescobaldi, Dario Castello, Captaine Tobias Hume, Michele Mascitti, Antonio Vivaldi
Baroque Enchantment
Ensemble Chiaroscuro: Fabrizio Haim Cipriani (violin); Antonio Fantinuoli (cello and bass viol); Giangiacomo Pinardi (theorbo and lute); Sirio Restani (harpsichord).
1 CD STEREO DDD - 55:34
€12,00
His musical journey began at a young age as a singer in the church choir of his home town, Campomorone, in the Genoese region, where the director of the time was Flavio Dellepiane. It was this excellent organist and composer who introduced Fantinuoli to performance on period instruments. He initially began playing the baroque oboe in the '70s learning much of the great baroque repertoire for choir and orchestra in his double role as cantor and oboist. He began playing cello later, in 1982, and learned very quickly under the guidance of Maestro Marco Guidarini. He met violinist Fabio Biondi in 1988 and together they were selected to be part of the Hesperion XX ensemble directed by Jordi Savall. In 1989 they founded the Europe Galante and from 2010 he assumed the role of principal cellist. Since 1989 he has performed in hundreds of concerts all over the world and made dozens of recordings including: Brandenburg Concertos,