Jubilation Vénitienne is an invitation to celebrate joy with two outstanding composers: Antonio Caldara and Antonio Vivaldi. By establishing a dialogue between their two musical worlds, this program aims to recreate, in all it's diversity of colors, a concert in Baroque Venice where children's voices combine with the singing of the flautino, the oboe, the trumpet and the strings, in an explosion of joy and jubilation.
9 Vivaldi: Gloria en RÉ Majeur RV 589 Qui Tollis Peccata Mundi, Adagio
10 Vivaldi: Gloria en RÉ Majeur RV 589 Qui Sedes a Dexteram Patris, Allegro
11 Vivaldi: Concerto Pour Trompette Et Hautbois RV 537 III. Deuxième Allegro
12 Vivaldi: Gloria en RÉ Majeur RV 589 Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus, Allegro
13 Vivaldi: Gloria en RÉ Majeur RV 589 Cum Sancto Spiritu, Allegro
14 Vivaldi: Concerto en Do Majeur RV 443 I. Allegro
15 Vivaldi: Concerto en Do Majeur RV 443 II. Largo
16 Vivaldi: Concerto en Do Majeur RV 443 III. Allegro Molto
17 Vivaldi: Concerto en Sol Mineur RV 156 I. Allegro
18 Vivaldi: Concerto en Sol Mineur RV 156 II. Adagio
19 Vivaldi: Concerto en Sol Mineur RV 156 III. Allegro
20 Caldara: Il Nome Più Glorioso Sinfonia
21 Caldara: Caro Mea Vere Est Cibus
22 Caldara: 12 Trio Sonatas Chaconne in B-Flat Major
23 Caldara: La Morte D'abel Sinfonia
24 Vivaldi: Concerto en RÉ Majeur RV 781 I. Allegro
25 Vivaldi: Concerto en RÉ Majeur RV 781 II. Grave
26 Vivaldi: Concerto en RÉ Majeur RV 781 III. Allegro
Jubilation Vénitienne is an invitation to celebrate joy with two outstanding composers: Antonio Caldara and Antonio Vivaldi. By establishing a dialogue between their two musical worlds, this program aims to recreate, in all it's diversity of colors, a concert in Baroque Venice where children's voices combine with the singing of the flautino, the oboe, the trumpet and the strings, in an explosion of joy and jubilation.
