Da Vinci Publishing page Da Vinci Publishing is an independent publisher of music recordings and scores. In 2018 the DV Studio project took form.
It was founded in 2015 in Osaka, Japan, by Edmondo Filippini. Since that year, it established a rich catalogue of both printed music and recordings, focusing in particular on the Classical and Jazz repertoires. It began as a small-sized reality, and its beginning are dedicated to contemporary music: the Society’s project started with a first publication dedicated to the acousmatic music by Biagio
Putignano. From that moment, and almost immediately, the Da Vinci catalogue opened itself to large-scale productions, including the complete recording of Bach’s keyboard works and the complete recording of Mozart’s and Beethoven’s Keyboard on period instruments. The Society established partnerships leading it, within a short time, to the publication of approximately 150 recordings and 200 scores every year. Today, the Society’s publications are distributed worldwide thanks to Egea Music, which carefully manages their presence in the paper and discographic catalogues. In 2019, Da Vinci established an agreement with Naxos, for the inclusion of its catalogue within the prestigious Naxos Music Library. In 2019, moreover, Hal Leonard accepted to distribute the Society’s printed music. These elements, combined with the always increasing attention to its productions by the most important specialist journals and channels (such as Rivista Musica, Res Musica, Pizzicato, Rekoodo no Geijutsu, Gramophone, American Record Guide, France Musique, Radio 3, and Rai 5), quickly led Da Vinci to international success. This brought the Society to grow increasingly in terms of musical offer, with more and more prestigious artistic collaborations. It represents the idea of a recording studio created in order to respond to the artists’ needs, rather than vice-versa. Since its foundation, it gradually and constantly established itself, to the point that today it realizes most of the published recordings, allowing the company’s] complete supervision of every project it undertakes. In 2020, the idea of DV Young Sounds came from an intuition by founder Edmondo Filippini and his collaborator Gabriele Zanetti, with the cooperation of musicologist and pianist Chiara Bertoglio. It is a project dedicated to young musicians and to the future of Classical music. DVYS is a call for recording projects financing new musical ideas proposed by new entries in the artistic field. Yearly, they are invited to propose their projects: if accepted, their realization will be entirely financed by the Società Da Vinci, leading, in some cases, to discographic debuts. In 2021 a cooperation with the Festival “Armonie della Sera” also began. Da Vinci Publishing is the Festival’s media partner; it manages the recording (and thus part of the Festival’s very memory) of the most prestigious live concerts. These are later broadcast on radio, and some are published within a special collection dedicated to the Festival. In spite of its temporal brevity, the Society’s story is marked by its great variety and by the attention it dedicates to artistic quality. It favours, first and foremost, a direct and unmediated relationship with the artist. In the digital era of interconnections, it emphasizes primarily the human relationship with and among people. DA VINCI PUBLISHING COLLABORATORS
Gabriele Zanetti, Guitarist, DV Studio Sound Engineer, Associazione Da Vinci Supervisor
Chiara Bertoglio, Pianist, Da Vinci Classics Librettista, Translator, Associazione Da Vinci Member
C’è un fattore da tenere assolutamente presente quando ci si trova di fronte a un compositore che, nell’ambito della sonata pianistica, decide di avviare una sua progressiva produzione, il che può valere per un numero più che ragguardevole, come nel caso di Beethoven e Schubert, tanto per cit...
Marco Tiraboschi: In a New World
Artist(s): Javier Girotto, Alessandro «Asso» Stefana, Daniele Richiedei, Giulio Corini, Marc Ribot, Marco Tiraboschi https://davinci-edition.com/product/c00826/
Nella puntata n° 1135 di “ANIMAJAZZ”, ideata e condotta da BRUNO POLLACCI, in onda VENERDI 9 Agosto alle 23,05, su PUNTORADIO, anche in streaming su www.puntoradio.fm ed in immediato podcast su http://animajazz.eu saranno protagonisti della serata, in ordine: 1 – STEVE TURRE – EP “Sanyas....
Review of music for flute and piano by Hummel on Da Vinci Classics
07/08/2024
“Ecco un album che lascia il segno per intelligenza e sensibilità: protagonista ne è la pianista Sara Costa…l’attenzione di Sara Costa per la sonorità nella sua dimensione più assoluta la spinge a non cadere mai nella trivialità e nell’enfasi sentimentale eccessiva…”, Luca Ciammarughi, Amadeus/luglio-agosto 2024
Het Duo Cantar Alla Viola, bestaande uit de Amerikaans-Jordaanse sopraan Nadine Balbeisi en de Spaanse gambist Fernando Marín, heeft met hun nieuwste cd ‘A Musical Tour’ een fijne muzikale reis door de 16de en 17de eeuw gecreëerd. Deze cd biedt een diepgaande verkenning van de melancholische k...
06/08/2024
NEW REVIEW on Bresciaoggi
Jorge Bosso: Brothers
Artists: Dora Schwarzberg, Enrico Dindo, Giovanni Sollima, Jorge Bosso, Kostantin Jakobson, Mario Brunello, Tebje Poem https://davinci-edition.com/product/c00886/
Marco Tiraboschi: In a New World
Artists: Javier Girotto, Alessandro «Asso» Stefana, Daniele Richiedei, Giulio Corini, Marc Ribot, Marco Tiraboschi https://davinci-edition.com/product/c00826/
And here is the second part dedicated to the Da Vinci Jazz section.
- Mustras (Andrea Ruggeri)
- Watch What Happens (Simone Basile, Manrico Seghi, Giovanni Paolo Liguori)
- Water Dance (Strait Project)
- Dowland, Monteverdi, Felice Sances, Da Venosa, Purcell: Cohors (Valentina Fin)
- Time Chamber (Monique Chao Jazz Orchestra)
24/07/2024
Siamo felici di annunciare, dopo una lunga pausa, la ripresa delle pubblicazioni dei post mensili che annunciano le uscite Da Vinci Publishing!
Ecco la prima parte dedicata ai titoli Da Vinci Classics. Buon ascolto!
We are pleased to announce, following an extended hiatus, the resumption of our monthly posts detailing the latest releases from Da Vinci Publishing.
Here is the first part dedicated to Da Vinci Classics titles. Enjoy listening!
- ...in vece d’arco o di faretra, chi tien leuto, e chi viola o cetra: 16th Century Italian Lute Music (Roberto Gallina)
- Michel Angelo Grancini: Novelli Fiori Ecclesiastici (Nova Ars Cantandi, Giovanni Acciai)
- Fantasies On Verdi's Operas for Clarinet and Piano (L. Zoncati, I. Maliboshka)
- 800, 19th Century Guitar Music (Emiliano Verrino)
- Joseph Haydn: The Seven Last Words of Our Saviour (Duo Dumont-Romano)
- Giuseppe Antonio Vincenzo Aldrovandini: Trio Sonatas op. V, Bologna 1706 (Lorenzo Colitto)
- Carlo Alessandro Landini: Piano Sonata No. 8 (Massimiliano Damerini)
- Claude Debussy, Jean-Philippe Rameau: Hommage, Piano Works (Alessandro Del Gobbo)
- B. Marcello, J. C. F. Bach, Spinosa: Sul filo degli affetti, La Voce di Cassandra (Arianna Lanci, Chiara Cattani)
- Abelardo Albisi: Chamber Music for Winds (Luigi Magistrelli)
24/07/2024
Johann Sebastian Bach: Fantasia in G minor, BWV 920 (Attribution Doubtful)
Sergio Gasparella, Harpsichord
Instruments: Willem Kroesbergen after Josephus Couchet, Utrecht 1992
Recording place: Cave Arcari del Laboratorio Morseletto, Zovencedo
Production: Videoart SG
Cameraman: Stefano Gnata, Jose Cruz
Editing: Stefano Gnata
There are approximately fifty keyboard compositions which may or may not have been written by Johann Sebastian Bach and pose significant challenges as concerns their authorship. Some have long been attributed to J. S. Bach, validated through recent critical source examinations, while others remain enigmatic or possess uncertain authorship. Further complexity arises from pieces once firmly embedded in the Bach repertoire but now associated with the composer's legacy of sons, students, and colleagues. A notable repository of these compositions lies in the contentious manuscript P 804by Johann Peter Kellner, housed at the Deutsches National Bibliothek in Berlin. This source, documenting early versions of many keyboard compositions, including renowned ones, adds controversy to the Bach corpus. In spite of their uncertain authorship, there are splendid works in this groups, and this Da Vinci Classics album features some of them in the vivid interpretation given by Italian harpsichordist Sergio Gasparella.
Esistono circa cinquanta composizioni per tastiera che potrebbero essere state scritte o meno da Johann Sebastian Bach e la cui attribuzione pone sfide significative. Alcune sono da tempo attribuite a J. S. Bach, convalidate da recenti esami critici delle fonti, mentre altre rimangono enigmatiche o di paternità incerta. Un'ulteriore complessità deriva da brani un tempo saldamente inseriti nel repertorio bachiano, ma ora associati all'eredità di figli, studenti e colleghi del compositore. Un notevole deposito di queste composizioni si trova nel controverso manoscritto P 804 di Johann Peter Kellner, conservato presso la Deutsches National Bibliothek di Berlino. Questa fonte, che documenta le prime versioni di molte composizioni per tastiera, anche famose, aggiunge controversie al corpus bachiano. Nonostante l'incertezza sull’autore, questo gruppo di brani contiene splendide compositore; il presente album Da Vinci Classics ne presenta alcune nella vivida interpretazione del clavicembalista italiano Sergio Gasparella.
Benjamin Bernstein dell’Ensemble Mark Rothko ci parla dell'ultimo lavoro discografico pubblicato con l'etichetta Italo-giapponese Da Vinci Publishing. Come avete scelto il repertorio del vostro ul
Italian virtuosos Sollini-Barbatano unveil their latest album on Da Vinci Classics. Immerse yourself in the emotional depths of Liszt's Concerto Pathétique and Dante Symphony.
#DuoSolliniBarbatano #MasterworksUnveiled #PathetiqueRevived #FranzLiszt #DanteSymphony #ConcertoPathétique #DaVinciClassics
#ClassicalMusic #PianoDuo #ItalianClassicalMusic #RomanticMusic #MusicDiscovery #NewAlbumRelease #ClassicalPiano #MusicPassion #ClassicalMusic
Rediscover Liszt's Concerto Pathétique. Sollini-Barbatano performs the original piece, true to Liszt's own cadenza. Feel the raw emotion like never before.
#DuoSolliniBarbatano #PathetiqueRevived #FranzLiszt #DanteSymphony #ConcertoPathétique #DaVinciClassics
The Sollini-Barbatano Duo explores the romantic genius of Franz Liszt in their latest album on Da Vinci Classics. Immerse yourself in the anguish and serenity of the Dante Symphony.
#DuoSolliniBarbatano #FranzLiszt #DanteSymphony #ConcertoPathétique #DaVinciClassics
#ClassicalMusic #PianoDuo #ItalianClassicalMusic #RomanticMusic #MusicDiscovery #NewAlbumRelease #ClassicalPiano #MusicPassion #ClassicalMusic
Journey through Dante's Inferno, rise to the serenity of Purgatory and resonate with the purity of the Virgin's Magnificat in Sollini-Barbatano's stirring rendition of Dante Symphony.
#DuoSolliniBarbatano #FranzLiszt #DanteSymphony #ConcertoPathétique #DaVinciClassics
#ClassicalMusic #PianoDuo #ItalianClassicalMusic #RomanticMusic #MusicDiscovery #NewAlbumRelease #ClassicalPiano #MusicPassion #ClassicalMusic
Alia Musica [44]: Incontro con David Fontanesi, ovvero la musica nel suo eterno ritorno
ALIA MUSICA [27]: Enzo Caterino, o la giovinezza della musica
Domani alle ore 10:00 (fuso italiano), incontrerò il compositore e violoncellista Enzo Caterino per parlare del suo primo lavoro discografico monografico YOUTH pubblicato con noi e per scoprire insieme a tutti voi la sua attività di musicista a tutto campo fuori dall'Italia nonché la sua poetica musicale. Interverrà nel corso della trasmissione il contrabbassista Orazio Ferrari.
Non mancate!
IL CERCHIO DELLA MUSICA: Lo Scarlatti e lo Schubert di Ingrid Carbone
Incontro con la pianista Ingrid Carbone per parlare del suo prossimo concerto che si terrà sabato 9 Maggio alle ore 17:00 in diretta streaming dal suo profilo ufficiale https://www.facebook.com/IngridCarbonePiano/ ed avrà protagoniste le opere:
Domenico Scarlatti:
Sonata K 27
Sonata K 141 (Toccata)
Sonata K 380
Franz Schubert
Impromptu op. 90 n. 2
#4 Diario di Viaggio, rinnovi
Ed anche oggi si lavora!!! #earlywork #osaka #japan
Since 2015, Da Vinci Publishing’s headquarters is based in Osaka, Japan. The publishing house quickly developed a distinctive profile specializing in classical and jazz music. Since that time, the company shows a remarkable development, becoming one of the most important and respected international benchmarks in music of the world, publishing a high number of new CDs and scores each month.
From the beginning, the company has extended its range of interest to large projects like the complete Antonio Salieri Edition, the recording of all keyboard works by Johann Sebastian Bach, the complete sonata cycle by Mozart at clavichord, both under the patronage by Baerenreiter, and the complete sonatas by Beethoven at fortepiano as well as the New Music Masterworks series.
Devoted to presenting high-quality music products at a great value, the production embraces all periods from the twelfth century to the twenty-first, including also world music as part of the human history of music and favoring never before recorded or published repertoire, both in hard format and on digital platforms.
Leading composers and musicians from around the world entrust their works to Da Vinci, emphasizing the publishing houses international orientation.
Da Vinci’s scores catalogue is to be found at the largest music libraries and archives of the world and innovative strategies of recording cooperation are growing the breadth of its catalogue with new exceptional talent.
Da Vinci Publishing works have been recognized with numerous recommendations and five stars reviews from some of the most important Journalists, Radios, and Magazines.
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