Artist: Christina Pluhar
Album: Alla Napoletana
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2021
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:44:21
Total Tracks: 24
Total Size: 1,98 GB

Tracklist:

1-1. Christina Pluhar – A la fiera de Mast’Andrè. Tarentella (Arr. Pluhar) (01:40)
1-2. Christina Pluhar – O vezzosetta (Aria sopra la Ciaccona) – L’Eroica (Arr. Pluhar) (02:40)
1-3. Christina Pluhar – Dormite o pupille (Arr. Pluhar) (05:43)
1-4. Christina Pluhar – Cuccopinto de st’arma (02:14)
1-5. Christina Pluhar – Lo Guarracino. Tarentella (Arr. Pluhar) (06:17)
1-6. Christina Pluhar – Dicitencello vuje! (Arr. Pluhar) (03:54)
1-7. Christina Pluhar – Se dormi, ben mio (04:02)
1-8. Céline Scheen – La Tarantella (Arr. Pluhar) (04:01)
1-9. Christina Pluhar – Raziella (Arr. Pluhar) (04:55)
1-10. Christina Pluhar – Chi vidde più lieto (Arr. Pluhar) (04:07)
1-11. Christina Pluhar – Con cent’occhi (Arr. Pluhar) (03:56)
1-12. Christina Pluhar – Il spiritillo Brando (02:02)
1-13. Christina Pluhar – La Pazza (09:34)
1-14. Vincenzo Capezzuto – La Veglia: Una dama, la più fortunata – Ballo detto la Barerra – Non è vero (Arr. Pluhar) (03:47)
1-15. Christina Pluhar – La Veglia: Basti, sospenda il ballo (Arr. Pluhar) (00:48)
1-16. Christina Pluhar – La Veglia: Dormi o ninno (Arr. Pluhar) (03:39)
1-17. Christina Pluhar – La Veglia: Silenzio o voci (Arr. Pluhar) (00:28)
1-18. Céline Scheen – La Veglia: Gioca al ombre il mio bel sole (Arr. Pluhar) (04:48)
1-19. Christina Pluhar – Sfere fermate (Arr. Pluhar) (01:35)
1-20. Céline Scheen – Serenata: La Pastorale (Arr. Pluhar) (04:52)
1-21. Céline Scheen – Che più far degg’io (Arr. Pluhar) (03:19)
1-22. Christina Pluhar – Aure voi che sussurrate (Arr. Pluhar) (02:50)
1-23. Christina Pluhar – Il Pazzo (Arr. Pluhar) (17:29)
1-24. Christina Pluhar – Fenesta che lucive. Lamento funebre (Arr. Pluhar) (05:31)

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Christina Pluhar, L’Arpeggiata and eight guest singers explore the musical highways and byways of Naples, the most intoxicating and idiosyncratic of Italy’s large cities. Alla Napoletana, a double album, expresses the city’s mercurial personality in music from the 17th to the 20th centuries, embracing the operatic style of the so-called Neapolitan School, which rose to prominence in the late 1700s, and popular songs and dances. Among them are several examples of the tarantella, the lively, sometimes frenzied dance that epitomises southern Italy.