Federico Marincola is a distinguished lutenist known for his expressive and refined approach to the performance of Renaissance and Baroque music. As a consummate scholar and performer, Marincola has dedicated much of his career to unearthing and interpreting the works of composers from the 16th and 17th centuries, bringing to life the intricate polyphony and the nuanced beauty of the early lute repertoire. Through his recordings and performances, he has earned a place among the elite of early music specialists.

Marincola's recent projects showcase his considerable expertise in this specialized field. His album "Holborne: Pièces pour luth" is a testament to his depth of understanding of Elizabethan music, while "Van Dyck: A Musical Portrait" reflects his ability to interpret the intimate relationship between music and visual art from the same period. "Frescobaldi: Canzoni da sonar, Vol. 2" delves into the rich tapestry of the Italian Baroque, demonstrating his versatility and command over a varied sonic palette. With "Morlaye: Pièces pour luth, Pièces pour guitare," he explores the dual repertoire for lute and the emerging guitar, highlighting the evolution of plucked instruments during the Renaissance. In "Capirola: Pièces de luth," Marincola further cements his reputation for sensitive phrasing and authentic performance practices. His "Musique baroque à Naples" rounds out his recent oeuvre, transporting listeners to the vibrant musical life of Baroque Naples. Through his commitment to historical accuracy and emotional resonance, Federico Marincola offers a window into the past with his evocative musicianship.

Genres

Lute

Latest Release

Holborne : Pièces pour luth

Federico Marincola

Album - 22 Tracks - Released December 1, 2010