Ensemble Lorenzo da Ponte - Juditha TriumphansHard to believe, but "Juditha triumphans" is the only oratorio by the extremely productive Antonio Vivaldi. This is all the more astonishing as the "Prete Rosso" was closely connected throughout his life with the famous Ospedale della Piet in Venice. The reputation of the former concerts in this orphanage for girls still echoes far beyond Venice. Vivaldi has written "Juditha triumphans" for the young musicians. So it is not surprising that the work is

featuring views from the influential men that worked and raced alongside him

5 and the symphonic poem Francesca da Rimini

Not only was Haydn preparing for the greatest adventure of his life - what would turn out to be the first of two trips to London - at the time of their composition

"A most enjoyable recital

and I feel very much enriched by the several decades of my exposure to it

Think Tron meets Mad Max

with Aaron Frazers silky falsetto mournfully painting a scene of betrayal

Dego completes the album with the violin sonata Op

Woman (feat

Sinead Cusack

Sine - Hot Jazz

From Berg to Debussy