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GEN 21724 EAN: 4260036257243
5.2.2021Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Combo CAM presents a GENUIN CD full of rarities: music from all over the world, from Peru to Sephardic Spain, and from Frescobaldi to Purcell. The early music ensemble's instrumentation, with its richly colored percussion, plucked instruments, recorders, and voice, is unusual; the tailor-made arrangements are unique! An added extra of the production is Doris Meeresbüchner, the "soul" of Combo CAM, who guides listeners and readers of the booklet through the program in her characteristic style. The set includes a CD with music and interludes by Doris Meeresbüchner and a second CD featuring the magnificent baroque music alone.
Fono Forum
"Combo CAM" – the name means "care about music" ... You can hear it in the pulsating playing, in the smart arrangements. You can feel the passion of the six young musicians ..."
Review by Elisabeth Richter in Fono Forum, June 2021
Combo CAM presents a GENUIN CD full of rarities: music from all over the world, from Peru to Sephardic Spain, and from Frescobaldi to Purcell. The early music ensemble's instrumentation, with its richly colored percussion, plucked instruments, recorders, and voice, is unusual; the tailor-made arrangements are unique! An added extra of the production is Doris Meeresbüchner, the "soul" of Combo CAM, who guides listeners and readers of the booklet through the program in her characteristic style. The set includes a CD with music and interludes by Doris Meeresbüchner and a second CD featuring the magnificent baroque music alone.
Fono Forum
"Combo CAM" – the name means "care about music" ... You can hear it in the pulsating playing, in the smart arrangements. You can feel the passion of the six young musicians ..."
Review by Elisabeth Richter in Fono Forum, June 2021
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Tracklist
- Combo CAM
Einzug - Traditionell sephardisch
Hija mia - Giovanni Legrenzi (1626–1690)
Aus: Dramma per musica La divisione del mondo, Akt 3, Szene 1 (1675)
Lumi, potete piangere - Combo CAM
Blätter - Aus: Codex Martínez Compañón, Peru, 18. Jh
Tonada el diamante - Aus: Codex Martínez Compañón, Peru, 18. Jh
Cachua serranita - Combo CAM
Hefeteig - Traditionell sephardisch
Cuando el rey Nimrod - Francesca Caccini (1587–1640)
Aus: Il primo libro delle musiche (1618)
Io mi distruggo, et ardo - Combo CAM
Apfelkuchen - Andrea Falconieri (ca. 1585–1656)
Aus: Il primo libro di canzone
Folias echa para mi Señora Doña Tarolilla de Carallenos - Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583–1643)
Aus: Primo libro d‘arie musicali per cantarsi (1630)
Se l’aura spira tutta vezzosa - Combo CAM
Konfekt - Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco (1644–1728)
Desvelado dueño mío - Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco
Cuando el bien que adoro - Combo CAM
Tee und Nüsse - Aus: Codex Martínez Compañón, Peru, 18. Jh
Tonada la lata - Bolivien, 17. Jh.
Señora Doña María - Combo CAM
Mikrofonständer - Tarquinio Merula (1595–1665)
Aus: Curtio precipitato et altricapricii, Op. 13 (1638)
Sentirete una canzonetta - Traditionell sephardisch
Los bilbilicos cantan - Henry Purcell (1659–1695)
Aus der Schauspielmusik zu John Dryden: Oedipus, Z. 583 (1692)
Music for a while - Combo CAM
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Combo CAM presents a GENUIN CD full of rarities: music from all over the world, from Peru to Sephardic Spain, and from Frescobaldi to Purcell. The early music ensemble's instrumentation, with its richly colored percussion, plucked instruments, recorders, and voice, is unusual; the tailor-made arrangements are unique! An added extra of the production is Doris Meeresbüchner, the "soul" of Combo CAM, who guides listeners and readers of the booklet through the program in her characteristic style. The set includes a CD with music and interludes by Doris Meeresbüchner and a second CD featuring the magnificent baroque music alone.
Fono Forum
"Combo CAM" – the name means "care about music" ... You can hear it in the pulsating playing, in the smart arrangements. You can feel the passion of the six young musicians ..."
Review by Elisabeth Richter in Fono Forum, June 2021