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Benedetto Marcello. Gioia Armonica, Jürgen Banholzer, Terry Wey. Salmo VIII, Alto Solo, Domine Dominus Noster. Composed By Benedetto Marcello. Ex Tractatu Sancti Augustini Episcopi Super Psalmos. Protexisti Me Deus. Motetto A Cembalo E Salterio Obbligati Per Solo Alto. Composed By Giambattista Martini. Terry Wey - La Gioia Armonica - Jurgen Banholzer - Margit Übellacker - Michael Freimuth. Album Summary. Marcello, Benedetto : O di che lode, di che stupore, psalm setting for alto & continuo, SF. Martini, Giovanni Battist : Protexisti me Deus, motet for voice, salterio & harpsichord. Marcello, Benedetto : Sonata for recorder & continuo in G minor, SF. 771 Op. 23 or in E minor, Op. Marcello, Benedetto : Signor, dall'empia gente, psalm setting for alto, cello & continuo Estro poetico-armonico, SF. Chiesa, Melchiorre : Sonata for salterio &. Benedetto Giacomo Marcello Italian: 31 July or 1 August 1686 24 July 1739 was an Italian composer, writer, advocate, magistrate, and teacher. Born in Venice, Benedetto Marcello was a member of a noble family and his compositions are frequently referred to as Patrizio Veneto. Although he was a music student of Antonio Lotti and Francesco Gasparini, his father wanted Benedetto to devote himself to law. Benedetto managed to combine a life in law and public service with one in. The ensemble LA GIOIA ARMONICA was founded by the Austrian dulcimer player Margit Übellacker and the German organist and singer Jürgen Banholzer. It features two psalms by Benedetto Marcello as well as vocal and instrumental works with obligato salterio by Giambattista Martini, Antonio Sacchini and Melchiorre Chiesa. Margit Übellacker plays these on a copy of an eighteenth century Italian salterio. The album which at last rehabilitates Reutter with doubled rarities has a title that is brilliantly chosen: Portus Felicitatis is really a haven of bliss for all lovers of classical music off the beaten track of mainstream. Works on This Recording. Estro poetico-armonico: Psalm 8 by Benedetto Marcello Performer: Terry Wey Countertenor Conductor: Jurgen Banholzer OrchestraEnsemble: La Gioia Armonica Period: Baroque Written. 2: no 3 in G minor by Benedetto Marcello Performer: Margit Übellacker Psaltery Conductor: Jurgen Banholzer OrchestraEnsemble: La Gioia Armonica Period: Baroque Written: by 1712 Italy 4. Estro poetico-armonico: Psalm 15 by Benedetto Marcello Performer: Terry Wey Countertenor Conductor: Jurgen Banholzer OrchestraEnsemble: La Gioia Armonica Period: Baroque Written: 1724-1726 Italy 5. Sonata in G major by Melchior Chiesa Performer . Conserva me Domine, Banholzer, Wey, La Gioia Armonica. Label: Cpo Catalog: 555033 Release Date: 06022017 Number of Discs: 1. Composer: Benedetto Marcello, Giovanni Battist Martini, Melchior Chiesa, Antonio Sacchini Performer: Terry Wey, Margit Übellacker Conductor: Jurgen Banholzer OrchestraEnsemble: La Gioia Armonica. CD: . In Stock. download 3:20. Jürgen Banholzer, La Gioia Armonica Allegro. download 2:08. Jürgen Banholzer, La Gioia Armonica Sinfonia for Violoncello Solo: I. download 8:12. Jürgen Banholzer, La Gioia Armonica Gioseffo che interpreta i sogni: Libertà cara e gradita. download 4:30. Jürgen Banholzer, La Gioia Armonica Soffri mio caro Alcino: Aria Dolce è pur d'amor l'affanno. download 9:14. Jürgen Banholzer, La Gioia Armonica Sedecia: Aria Ahi Come quella un tempo Città di popol piena. download 8. Album 2017 11 Songs. By Benedetto Marcello. By Benedetto MarcelloMargit Übellacker, Michael Freimuth & Jurgen Banholzer. Solo: Terry Wey Soloist. Chamber: La Gioia Armonica Chamber. BENEDETTO MARCELLO. Recorder Sonata in G Minor, Op. 2 No. 771 Arr. for Saltiero & Continuo. Our chosen ensemble, La Gioia Armonica, was founded by Margit Übellacker and Jürgen Banholzer and is particularly fond of exploring the Baroque repertoire for the salterio. This member of the zither family so very popular in Italy during the eighteenth century is heard on most of the works on this album. Please login to post a review. This is a very good introduction to unusual sacred repertoire from 18th Century Italy. It demonstrates that there is still much interesting music to discover