Concerto Scirocco

Concerto Scirocco is a distinguished ensemble dedicated to the historically informed performance of Renaissance and Baroque music. Founded in 2009, the group is led by the renowned Swiss-Italian recorder and historical bassoon player Giulia Genini, who serves as its artistic director. Concerto Scirocco features a diverse array of early instruments, including violins, viols, cornetts, sackbuts, recorders, dulcians, and various keyboard and plucked instruments. This versatility allows them to recreate the complex and rich soundscapes typical of the period.

Their discography reflects an intense focus on the 17th century repertoire, with notable recordings like *Picchi: Canzoni da sonar con ogni sorte d’istromenti* and works by composers such as Massimiliano Neri and Giovanni Croce. Their performances have been praised for their rhythmic verve and imaginative interpretations, earning them several accolades within the classical music scene. Concerto Scirocco's commitment to historical performance practice has resulted in an impressive catalog of recordings, showcasing their ability to bring forgotten masterpieces back to life with vibrant musicality.

Genres

Folk

Classical

Chamber Music

Baroque

Orchestral Music

Early Music

Renaissance

Historical Performance

Latest Release

Sirens & Soldiers. Songs without Words from the Italian Seicento

Concerto Scirocco•

Giulia Genini

Album - 16 Tracks - Released August 23, 2024