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Claudio Ronco

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The golden age of the cello in England! The husband-and-wife duo of Ronco & Vozza are in great demand! The art of the cello, brought to London by Italian virtuosos around the middle of the 18th century, was given a spectacular season in England and Scotland by the enthusiasm of the aristocracy and the emerging bourgeois class. These Italian virtuosi were followed in England by national cellists such as Crossdale, Lindley, and Joseph and Hugh Reinagle, ushering in the "Golden Age of the Cello. In this edition of Ronco & Vozza's recording of "The Golden Age of the Cello in England, 1760-1810," the cello works dedicated to the British people by master cellists from all over Europe, along with unknown works that remain neglected on library shelves, are presented in a broad and important It introduces us to the aspects Claudio Ronco was appointed solo cellist of the Klemencic Consort (Clemencic Consort) in 1980 and has also played with Ensemble 415 and Esperion XX. Furthermore, he is one of the leading figures in Italian ancient music today, regularly invited by the Seville Festival of Ancient Music and other prominent European ancient music festivals.He is now actively engaged in concerts and recordings as a husband and wife duo with Emanuela Vozza, who met in 2001 and was principal cellist at Ansambu DSG and Rusan Petronio Capella Musicale in Bologna. Tokyo M-Plus