Credits:

Marcia Hayd?e

Description:

The unexpectedly deep relationship between the Venetian school and France. A new recording of a unique work that also features "that masterpiece"! The world of European Baroque opera has been witnessing the emergence of new conductors of exceptional talent, but the music of Diego Fazolis, who has been producing outstanding masterpieces from time to time since the end of the 20th century, now seems to be gaining in stature. What a pleasure it is to be able to enjoy the rich and varied sound of Diego Fazolis, who has achieved remarkable results with 19th century works, this time in Versailles with Vivaldi's works associated with France! The "Seine Celebration," written in the dramatic form of serenata, which was usually performed outdoors, is an important work by Vivaldi, a brilliant violinist and popular opera composer, composed in 1725 at the request of the French ambassador to France shortly after the beginning of the reign of Louis XV. He had just achieved great success with his concerto collection, "An Attempt at Harmony and Creativity," Op. 8, which included "The Four Seasons," and he lavished his talent for skillful depiction of nature on this allegorical tale of the Seine River running through the French capital.The orchestra, composed of the most talented musicians of the Royal Opera House, which was opened in the reign of Louis XV, will play with joy and dynamism, bringing to life the unexpected connection between Vivaldi and the beautiful country of France. The Chateau de Versailles Spectalces label's extensive booklet (in French, English, and German) is also an attraction. The Chateau de Versailles Spectalces label's extensive booklet (French, English, and German) is also an attraction. This is a new generation of Vivaldi recordings that should not be overlooked. Naxos Japan