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making whopee rosella caporale oscar del barbaMAKING WHOPEE (CVLD132) Rosella Caporale , voice Available in: HD File, SACD 01 My favorite things Hammerstein Rodgers 5: 24 02 Making Whopee Kahn Donaldson 4: 47 03 On the River O. Del Barba R. Caporale 5: 20 04 The Tin Soldier O. Del Barba 10: 53 05 When you wish upon a star Harline Washington 2: 31 06 Someday my prince will come Morey Churchill 5: 03 07 Icarus O. Del Barba R. Caporale 4: 08 08 Speak low Weill Nash 5: 18 09 Lullaby for Us O. Del

MAKING WHOPEE (CVLD132)

Rosella Caporale , voice

Available in: HD File, SACD

01 My favorite things / Hammerstein - Rodgers 5:24
02 Making Whopee / Kahn - Donaldson 4:47
03 On the River / O. Del Barba - R.Caporale 5:20
04 The Tin Soldier / O.Del Barba 10:53
05 When you wish upon a star / Harline - Washington 2:31
06 Someday my prince will come / Morey - Churchill 5:03
07 Icarus / O.Del Barba - R.Caporale 4:08
08 Speak low / Weill - Nash 5:18
09 Lullaby for Us / O.Del Barba - A.Zamboni 3:27
10 Embreceable you / G.&I.Gershwin 5:42
11 Tenderly / Gross - Lawrence 3:43
Total Time 57:04



All arrangements by Oscar Del Barba

MUSICIANS
Rosella Caporale, voice
Delio Caporale, voice, special guest on “Making Whoopee”
and “When you wish upon a star”
Fausto Beccalossi, accordion solo on Track 4
Antonio Zambrini, piano solo on Track 4
Achille Succi, bass clarinet and alto sax solo on Tracks 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10
Oscar Del Barba, piano solo on Track 11
Caterina Bergo, harp


Chamber Choir of the Concentus Musicus Patavinus of the University of Padua :

Elizabeth Aronson, Licia Barbarotto, Stefania Cerutti, Giulia Colombo, Laura Galvani, Francesca Lazzarin, Laura Pinola, Elena Dante, Silvia Giannelli, Ludovica Strizoli, José Luis Palazòn, Martinez, Marco Mazzorana, Marco Michelon, Giacomo Dalla Libera, Luca Forchignone, Gianni Tamiello, Marco Zambon.
Fabio Framba conductor, special guest on Tracks 1, 7


Orchestra of Padua and Veneto , Oscar Del Barba , conductor

First Violin: Piero Toso
Violins: Stefano Bencivenga, Enrico Rebellato, Sonia Domuschieva, Pavel Cardas, Gianluca Baruffa, Guido Furini, Serena Bicego, Chiaki Kanda, Roberto Zampieri
Violas: Alberto Salomon, Walter Barbiero, Fabrizio Scalabrin
Cellos: Mario Finotti, Caterina Libero, Fernando Sartor
Double basses: Ubaldo Fioravanti, Giorgia Pellarin
Flutes: Mario Folena, Riccardo Pozzato
Oboe: Paolo Brunello, Victor Vecchioni
English horn: Victor Vecchioni
Clarinet: Luca Lucchetta
Bassoon: Aligi Voltan
French Horns: Marco Bertona, Michele Fait, Alberto Prandina
Trumpets: Diego Cal, Roberto Caterini
Percussions: Alberto Macchini, Silvia De Checchi

Production: Velut Luna
Executive producer and sound engineer: Marco LIincetto
Artistic direction: Oscar Del Barba
Musical producer: Fabio Framba
Mixdown, editing and mastering: Marco Lincetto & Matteo Costa
Rosella Caporale cover and back booklet photo: Laura Camia
Oscar Del Barba inlay card photo: Renzo Bertasi
Layout: The image
Sales Manager: Patrizia Pagiaro

TECHNICAL NOTES
Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11: 24bit/88.2kHz original recording at Auditorium Pollini, Padova on June, 12, 14, 2006. Tracks 5: 24bit/88.2 original recording at Magister Studio, Sala A, Preganziol on July, 1, 2006. All songs performed at Auditorium Pollini were recorded live-in-studio on 32tracks-HDRecorder, using N.2 PRISM SOUND ADA8 XR A/D
converters. “When you wish upon a star” was recorded at Magister Studio using 7 voices overdub: Delio Caporale performed all male voices (tenor 1, tenor 2, bass) and Rosella Caporale performed all female voices (alto 1, alto 2, soprano and Solo).

This album represents a milestone for one of the greatest composers and arrangers of Italian jazz, Oscar del Barba, a longtime reference for Velut Luna. The extraordinary voice of Rosella Caporale, who also wrote several original lyrics, is at the service of Oscar's art. For this album, he has created eight new arrangements of great American classics (Making Whopee, Speak Low, Someday My Prince Will Come, etc.) and five brand-new pieces of his own compositions, all conceived for a full symphony orchestra and featuring contributions from some of the greatest jazz soloists: Antonio Zambrini on piano, Robert Bonisolo and Massimo Salvagnini on saxophone, Fausto Beccalossi on accordion, and Caterina Bergo on harp. Recorded live in Padua's magnificent Auditorium Pollini in high definition and multichannel, this SACD will leave you with no regrets about the great American orchestral productions by Telarc.

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