Name: Modern Graziani: Vocal Music, Vol. 2
Brand: Consortium Carissimi
SKU: SK0044653-US20260105-083122
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1. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Siamo Qui Suore Fatali

2. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Ecco Aperto L'abisso

3. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Mobile Nave E Nostra Vita

4. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Germoglino A Mille

5. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Non Ho Voglia Di Penar Più

6. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Generoso Pensiero

7. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Crudelissime Spine

8. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Peccator Dimmi Perche

9. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Gran Tesoro Dei Mortali

10. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Su Lieto Mio Cuore

11. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Amici Pastori

12. Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Musiche Sagre E Morali, Op. 25: Mal'accorto Pensiero

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Now emerging as one of the most distinguished artists of the mid-seventeenth century Roman baroque period, Bonifazio Graziani served as maestro di cappella at the Jesuit Church in Rome. Graziani preferred the genre of the solo cantata for one, two, three, and four voices, much like his great contemporary, Giacomo Carissimi. The motets, or liturgical cantatas, from Musiche sagre e morali, are distinguished for their incredibly differing subject matter. The topics range from Lenten penitential and Advent themes to philosophies on the meaning of life, such as Mal’accorto pensier.