Thirty years after the first world recording, Claudio Ronco concludes his research on Lanzetti's Sonatas. This Album collects the complete recording of Opus No. 1, performed in duo-form together with Emanuela Vozza. Claudio Ronco is undoubtedly among the best artists in Baroque music repertoire, as a skilled Basso Continuo player and a Soloist of virtuoso repertoire. His twenty years experience with the greatest groups and directors specialised in XVI to XVIIIth Century music, assure him a great stylistical flexibility, together with an extraordinary instrumental virtuosity, so as to distinguish his performances for the freshness of his inventions, spontaneity and elegance. Emanuela Vozza, graduated in cello in Bologna, and after years of study and apprenticeship of the baroque instrument began an intense artistic collaboration as a performer of basso continuo, both in chamber and orchestral repertoire. Since 2005 she has performed frequently in Europe with mainly unpublished music programs by virtuoso cellists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
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Thirty years after the first world recording, Claudio Ronco concludes his research on Lanzetti's Sonatas. This Album collects the complete recording of Opus No. 1, performed in duo-form together with Emanuela Vozza. Claudio Ronco is undoubtedly among the best artists in Baroque music repertoire, as a skilled Basso Continuo player and a Soloist of virtuoso repertoire. His twenty years experience with the greatest groups and directors specialised in XVI to XVIIIth Century music, assure him a great stylistical flexibility, together with an extraordinary instrumental virtuosity, so as to distinguish his performances for the freshness of his inventions, spontaneity and elegance. Emanuela Vozza, graduated in cello in Bologna, and after years of study and apprenticeship of the baroque instrument began an intense artistic collaboration as a performer of basso continuo, both in chamber and orchestral repertoire. Since 2005 she has performed frequently in Europe with mainly unpublished music programs by virtuoso cellists of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
