Alfredo Bernardini / Zefiro -Grand Tour a Venezia -Arcana CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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Ouverture no. 6 in G Minor

01. Zefiro "I: Allegro"

02. Zefiro "II. Largo"

03. Zefiro "III. Allegro"

04. Zefiro "III. Menuet"
Violin Concerto in D Major, JunP I.7

05. Cecilia Bernardini "I. Vivace - Largo - Vivace"

06. Cecilia Bernardini "II. Andante"

07. Cecilia Bernardini "III. Allegro"
Sinfonia from the opera Ascanio

08. Zefiro "I. [Ouverture]"

09. Zefiro "II. [Sarabande]"

10. Zefiro "III. [Passepied]"
Concerto for 2 oboes in E Minor, Seibel 222

11. Alfredo Bernardini "I. Vivace"

12. Alfredo Bernardini "II. Adagio"

13. Alfredo Bernardini "III. Allegro"
Ouverture a 7 concertanti in F Major, ZWV 188

14. Zefiro "I. Ouverture (Grave - Allegro - Grave)"

15. Zefiro "II. Aria"

16. Zefiro "III. Menuetto I & II"

17. Zefiro "IV. Aria [Siciliana]"

18. Zefiro "V. Folie"
Concerto per l'orchestra di Dresda in G Minor, RV577

19. Zefiro "I. [Allegro]"

20. Zefiro "II. Largo"

21. Zefiro "III. Allegro"

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Works By Veracini/ Vivaldi/ Zelenka

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Grand Tour A Venezia by Zefiro, released 7 October 2022. This version of Grand Tour A Venezia comes as a 1xCD. - WORKS BY VERACINI/VIVALDI/ZELENKA

Like many education-hungry sons of the European nobility, the 18-year-old Prince Frederick August II embarked on his Grand Tour, which took him from Saxony to Venice in 1716, where he spent almost a year. The large entourage that accompanied the young prince on this trip included such great musicians as the violinist Johann Georg Pisendel, the oboist Johann Christian Richter and the composer Jan Dismas Zelenka. In Venice, an intense exchange with local stars such as Vivaldi developed, in an atmosphere of friendship and competition. On his return to Dresden, August took with him, in addition to Lotti and Veracini, Heinichen, whom he had met in Venice and who became his Kapellmeister. After acclaimed recordings of orchestral works by Handel and Bach, Zefiro now discovers this fascinating repertoire of music by Italians who composed in the French style and Germans who wrote Venetian concertos to impress the prince.

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A534

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