Julia Fritz: Angelo Notari/Giovanni Battista Fontana

JULIA FRITZ, MAGDALENE HARER, REINHILD WALDEK, and JOHANNES HAMMERLE team up for a delightful romp through the early Baroque era on Notari & Fontana's latest release. With a title as long as the line at a festival porta-potty, you know you're in for a wild ride. From the moment the first notes of the album hit your eardrums, you're transported to a time when wigs were bigger than your future, and powdered faces were all the rage. The musicians' technical prowess is on full display as they tackle intricate compositions with ease. The music on this album is like a complex tapestry, with each instrumentalist weaving their own unique thread into the sonic fabric. It's a truly collaborative effort that pays homage to the rich musical history of the Basilica Palatina Mantovain. Tracks like "Sonata a 5 in D Major" and "Canzon a 4 in G Major" showcase the group's ability to effortlessly blend their individual talents into a harmonious whole. The result is a vibrant and engaging listening experience that will leave you tapping your toes and humming along. Overall, Notari & Fontana have crafted a gem of an album that breathes new life into the Early Baroque music scene. It's a must-listen for any music lover looking to add some historical flair to their playlist. So grab your wig, powder your face, and press play on this musical time machine.