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Vivaldi: Il Flauto Dolce

SKU: 01436

Price:
AU $27.22

Label: ABC Classics Cat. No.: 461 828-2 Medium: CD No. Discs: 1

An instrumental opera for recorder and orchestra. An original concept conceived by and starring Australian virtuoso recorder player, Genevieve Lacey, taking segments from both vocal and instrumental works by Vivaldi to create a 'pasticcio', in this case a sort of opera without words. A 'pasticcio' is defined as a work or style produced by borrowing fragments, ingredients, or motifs from various sources; a potpourri.

"This album is a genuinely illuminating and remarkably successful exploration of the music of Vivaldi... Apart from the swooning eloquence of Lacey's recorders in slow and expressively charged music (and her corresponding brilliance in fast movements), the ABO is in a state of tiptoe alertness. The disc, in short, is an absolute winner... likely to attract notice and emulation around the world." - Sydney Morning Herald.

"One of the most inspired baroque music recordings to be made in Australia for a long time... extraordinary recorder player Genevieve Lacey... You are unlikely to hear more affecting recorder playing anywhere." - The Age (Melbourne).

"...prodigiously talented, young creator... surely ranks as one of the most enjoyable additions in many years to classical music's vast repertoire... characteristic Vivaldian vibrancy... Il Flauto Dolce is a compulsory acquisition - pronto!" - Sunday Herald Sun (Melbourne).

A title in the ABC Classics Antipodes Series Other titles in this series

See also Piracy.

Artists:

Genevieve Lacey (recorder).

Composers:

Vivaldi.

Conductors:

Paul Dyer.

Orchestras:

Australian Brandenburg Orchestra.

Tracks:

	ANTONIO VIVALDI (1678-1741)
	ACT ONE
1-3	The scene is set Sinfonia from La Griselda, RV 718
4 5-7	The heroine speaks 'Non in pratis aut in hortis', RV 641 Concerto in C, RV 443
8 9	She is met with a chilling response 'Sed tenebris diffuses' from Filia masta Jerusalem, RV 628 Grave from Concerto in D, RV 124
10	We hear her plea for understanding Large e cantabile from Concerto in F, RV 442
11	A raging tempest ensues Allegro from Concerto in C minor, RV 118
12	Our heroine laments 'O qui coeli terraeque serenitas', RV 631
	ACT TWO
13	We are reminded of the sad state of affairs Sinfonia from La Senna festeggiante, RV 693
14 15-16	The dilema seems insurmountable 'Figlie tergete i lumi' from L'incoronazione di Dario, RV 719 Allegro non molto & Largo from Concerto in C minor, RV 441
17 18	A new voice speaks of hope Adagio from Sonata in G minor, RV 26 'Nulla in mundo pax sincera', RV 630
19	Understanding evolves Preludio: Adagio from Sonata in B-flat, RV 78
20	Sweet reconciliation Allegro non molto from Concerto in F, RV 442
21	Preparation for the festivities Allegro molto from Concerto in F, RV 141
22-24	All are united in joyous celebration Concerto in C, RV 444