Various Composers - Sulla piazza (Consort La Capriola)

Information

1. Adrian Willaert - Canzone Villanesche alla Napolitana: No. 4, Cingari simo venite a giocare
2. Adrian Willaert - Ricercar VI
3. Cipriano de Rore - Io canterei d'amor sì novamente
4. Francesco Bendusi - Incognita
5. Adrian Willaert - Canzone Villanesche alla Napolitana: No. 11, A quand'a quand' havea una vicina
6. Costanzo Antegnati - Ricercar del secondo tono
7. Giovanni Bassano - Ancor che col partire (After Cipriano De Rore)
8. Adrian Willaert - Qui la dira la peine de mon cœur
9. Andrea Gabrieli - Intonazione del primo tono
10. Giovanni Croce - Egredimini et videte
11. Cipriano de Rore - Regina Cœli
12. Giovanni Gabrieli - Canzon prima La Spiritata, Ch. 186
13. Adrian Willaert - Conditor alme syderum
14. Girolamo Dalla Casa - Ben qui si mostra il ciel (After Cipriano De Rore)
15. Giovanni Croce - Doppò tanti tormenti
16. Adrian Willaert - Jouyssance vous donneray
17. Andrea Gabrieli - Canzon detta “Qui la dira”
18. Giovanni Bassano - Mirami vita mia (After Claudio Merulo)
19. Adrian Willaert - Un giorno mi pregò una vedovella
20. Francesco Bendusi - Pass' e mezo detto il Romano
21. Adrian Willaert - Canzone Villanesche alla Napolitana: No. 5, Vecchie letrose

Consort La Capriola

    Camille Fritsch, voice

    Charlotte Gerbitz, soprano & alto violin

    Dorine Lepeltier-Kovács, tenor violin

    Manon Papasergio, bass violin & double harp

&

Odile Édouard, soprano & alto violin

Date: 2026

Label: Ricercar

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In Sulla Piazza, a consort of violins navigates the vibrant soundscape of 16th-century Venice, tracing the instrument's rise from street corners to sacred spaces. Capturing the dynamic rhythm of daily life in the city of the Doges, the project creates an immersive musical fresco where the emerging violin bridges diverse social spheres. From solemn prayers beneath the arcades of St. Mark’s Basilica to lively tavern dances lasting until dawn, this evocative recording brings the rich cultural fabric and historical elegance of Renaissance Venice to life through masterful string performances.

Founded by Dorine Lepeltier-Kovács, La Capriola is an award-winning early music ensemble exploring 16th-century violin polyphony and Renaissance musical heritage. Combining musicological research with multidisciplinary performance, the project operates across three distinct branches: the La Capriola Consort, the theatrical La Capriola-Commedia, and the early-Baroque focused La Capriola. La Capriola Consort performs sacred and secular repertoire using a rare, custom-built family of seven period Cremonese violins, complemented by voice, harp, organ, and lutes. Laureates of prestigious international early music competitions, their debut album, Sulla Piazza, releases in October 2026 on the Ricercar | Outhere Music label.