Livia Mazzanti - Francesco Finotti | Mendelssohn in Rome

Daniel Matrone | Rivages incertains

AYRE records, an independent record label founded in Rome in early 2009, is rapidly gaining visibility and appreciation thanks to the high artistic and technical level that marks its proposals. AYRE records' productions indeed result from the encounter and enthusiastic collaboration between exceptionally talented artists, engineers devoted to the cause of natural sound rendering, and well-known musicologists and contemporary artists contributing to editorial accuracy and attractiveness. Rediscovery and enhancement of the musical heritage of the past as well as attention to the musical expressions of our time, programs carefully developed in order to yield an involving listening experience and not just an encyclopedic repertoire: these are the characteristic elements upon which AYRE records is building its catalog and is positioning in the Italian and international music market.

Livia Mazzanti - Francesco Finotti | Mendelssohn in Rome

Mendelssohn in Rome is the result of the celebrations for the bicentennial of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy that the Evangelical Lutheran Community in Rome made to the great german composer between 20 and 22 October 2009. The disc returns all the emotion of two unforgettable live organ recital kept respectively by Francesco Finotti and Livia Mazzanti, two of the most brilliant organists of our time. The recording also represents the first evidence of the remarkable Steinmeyer organ, built in 1930 and recently restored, of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Rome.

Daniel Matrone | Rivages incertains

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Rivages incertains, un CD contenente sette pezzi per organo composti ed eseguiti da Daniel Matrone ha inaugurato il catalogo di AYRE records. Con i brani di questo disco, l'autore, originale figura di organista e compositore francese stabilitosi in Italia dal 1999, attraverso un linguaggio moderno ma capace di comunicare emozioni e suggestioni, offre alla letteratura organistica del nostro tempo sette possibili "approdi" ricchi di fascino misterioso ed evocativo. Daniel Matrone ha registrato questi suoi lavori al grande organo di San Luigi dei Francesi di Roma di cui è organista titolare. La possibilità di ascoltare tale prezioso strumento, capolavoro del grande organaro alsaziano Joseph Merklin, realizzato nel 1880 e mai registrato in disco prima d'ora, aggiunge un motivo di interesse a questo CD.