Innsbruck Festival of Early Music - A guitar's journey
- 14 years ago
Di 20. Juli 2010 | 20:00 | Ambras Castle, Spanish Hall
In the 17th century, Francesco Corbetta from Bologna filled people with enthusiasm for music played on a fretboard with five courses – the baroque guitar, which originated in Spain as a rhythm and percussion instrument. However, it later conquered the music world as a virtuoso art instrument starting from Italy. Pierre Pitzl and Hugh Sandilands move from Italy back to the mother country of the baroque guitar, presenting folias and ciaconas by Sanz and his compatriots.
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In the 17th century, Francesco Corbetta from Bologna filled people with enthusiasm for music played on a fretboard with five courses – the baroque guitar, which originated in Spain as a rhythm and percussion instrument. However, it later conquered the music world as a virtuoso art instrument starting from Italy. Pierre Pitzl and Hugh Sandilands move from Italy back to the mother country of the baroque guitar, presenting folias and ciaconas by Sanz and his compatriots.
For More Information on up-coming events from the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music please check out....
http://www.altemusik.at/