Stile Galante - Canzonette (1727) [CD] Rock

Stile Galante - Canzonette (1727) [CD] RockThe Canzonette by Paolo Rolli (1687 1765) were among the greatest lyrical successes of eighteenth century Europe. The poet, renowned for his cantatas, his extraordinary Italian translation of Milton's Paradise Lost, and his opera libretti for Porpora and Handel, likely oversaw the musical settings of the Canzonette himself, often reworking compositions by Handel and popular tunes of the time, such as the dance Aimable Vainqueur. Simple yet delightful

unadorned two-piece setup

and resonance

Eye in the Sky (Single Edit)

and So You Think You Can Dance

Fête du Bruit

Label: Hypnote Records

unconventional instrumental pairings

In his adopted home of England

Drawing comparisons with Paperclip People's anthemic 'Throw' from 1994 in the way it snatches a killer loop from 'Hit & Run's' bassline

1 in D Major "Titan"-IV

virtuosic fantasy

Angel of Death