The sixteenth-century Frescoes of Palazzo Ragazzoni in Sacile are the background to the 3 Cantatas by Francesco Barsanti, for Alto e continuo, a recent rediscovery by the musicologist Michael Talbot. Francesca Biliotti and the Cenacolo Musicale perform, as a world premiere, the vocal production of this Italian author, who emigrated to Scotland in the mid-18th century, highlighting the particular compositional attitude, between counterpoint by Baroque derivation, and a greater harmonic rarefaction, forerunner of the emerging Classicism. The texts are by an unknown author, but the setting is typical of Arcadia and declines the "decalogue" of the Shepherd's and Nymph's love pains. Distributed by Treetone.