[Cenacolo] - now up to...complete!

[danthemusiclover]

Thanks Greta I love your shares

[Greta]

Do you know what is this painting they use so often on covers in this series?

I thinks it's Ugo Flumiani (1876-1938) from Trieste, Italy.

[a8detective]

     Thank you for the last two posts. I'm especially looking forward to hearing M 710 with the Umberto Santucci compositions! I put it on my player so I can listen to it at work tomorrow.

[a8detective]

Do you know what is this painting they use so often on covers in this series?

I thinks it's Ugo Flumiani (1876-1938) from Trieste, Italy.

     Thank you for letting us know! His artwork is fantastic. I can't find this exact painting, but there are quite a few that are similar. I wish I could find a book of his work to buy. He doesn't even have a Wikipedia page yet! Google turns up some lovely images. I'm using "Bragozzi al largo" as my desktop picture right now.

[Fuzi]

Another mystery solved:)

[roope]

What a project Greta! Thank you for your hard work! Cenacolo rules and was one of my first labels to dig when starting this madness!

[[(Sub)]]

Beautiful upgrade !
Thanks a lot Greta

[Greta]

Here are two by Augusto Camponeschi that look like they come from some unknown esoteric movie set in archaic times.

Experimental, concrete music.

"Un Volto Per Adamo" is all about flute, drum and "white sounds".
"Arpe Nel Sole"...well.. it's understood.

I think they're both from the very first 70's.




[Cenacolo] - M 711 - Augusto Camponeschi - Un Volto Per Adamo
music by Augusto Camponeschi, on flute Conrad Klemm, at percussions Leonida Torrebruno
mega.nz/file/bJRFSZLC#M7jk7SN8CmuYSdFfwvtPWApIeA1NVtcnVu_nPkOR0pk



[Cenacolo] - M 712 - Augusto Camponeschi - Arpe Nel Sole
music by Augusto Camponeschi, on harp Maria Dongellini Selmi
mega.nz/file/jcBWFIzK#IfutO5CMpKXGkSPLeBGrnbqhh0Uben6DCrGIw4BuAcs

[danthemusiclover]

Thanks a lot Greta!

[Flemming]

Thanks again Greta really appreciate it. 

[Ice8]

Thanks Greta.

[Rocco]

Thank you very much Greta! These two albums have something magical, especially "Un Volto per Adamo".

[Greta]

[Cenacolo] - M 713 - Gianluigi Gelmetti - Chitarra L'Anno Dopo
guitar Gianluigi Gelmetti
mega.nz/file/GFQhXRYJ#5siLSdE-MFuVKfIz839_Sak9PvG83MSv_ZP301ymmSI



[Cenacolo] - M 714 - Gianluigi Gelmetti - Chitarra Antica E A Mò Di Liuto, Chitarra Oggi (a8detective's rip)
guitar Gianluigi Gelmetti
mega.nz/file/CNBRUSYa#d3i0eDN5GFwc-UpkN2Xb4YKcXmuf-YlEn1A4h5rSq2Q



This one below was the most elusive one in the cenacolo catalog, but at the end I found it as a digital reissue.
A great record to me, and well described by this comment I found in the www:

As often happens in the case of library music albums, even in Leonardo Marletta's one and only record in his career, the titles serve above all as sound indications, as if they were listening guides. In Percussioni ed effetti (Percussion and Effects) we find a vast array of atmospheres, well explained and illustrated by titles such as Violenza (Violence), Guerriglia (Guerrilla Warfare), Allucinazioni (Hallucinations), Compulsioni (Compulsions), Battimenti (Beats), Sospensioni (Suspensions) or Apocalisse (Apocalypse). All these nouns perfectly fit the mood of the record, which is entirely built on a painstaking work of acoustic and electronic percussions, deep reverbs, drums, cymbals, and hints of piano and organ scattered here and there. Contrary to what one might think, the final result is anything but scant or primitive and shows a spasmodic rhythmic and instrumental research, similar to those we can find in some avant-garde jazz works. As Valerio Mattioli remarks in his book Superonda, quoting Marletta's Percussioni ed effetti, "the moment when library music becomes more interesting is when it abandons any descriptive intent and decides to talk about nothing but itself: a sort of metamusic or 'music in music', an imaginary soundtrack for nothing."


[Cenacolo] - M 715 - Leonardo Marletta - Percussioni Ed Effetti
music by Leonardo Marletta
mega.nz/file/TM5AlRSb#TqqsJvK1kA936lUPL7ulLcHe7iXtVffJPaQA3T7M2So

[Flemming]

Beautiful shares, thank you very much Greta. 

[danthemusiclover]

Thank you Greta!!!