The world of Baroque music will come to life in the cities of Florence and Naples thanks to a concert exploring chamber cantatas composed by great masters such as Handel, Giovanni Bononcini, and members of the Scarlatti family. The completely free concert, held thanks to the support of the Secular Franciscan Order in Orta di Atella, promises to be an unmissable event for early music enthusiasts.
The Performers of Excellence
Performing the pieces will be artists of note such as Michele Sacco, a baritone with extensive experience in the field of Renaissance and Baroque singing, accompanied by Luigi Varallo on solo cello and continuo, Margherita Volpicelli on viola and Pietro Di Lorenzo on harpsichord. These high-level musicians will ensure an impeccable performance of the complex Baroque scores.
Details on the Music Program
The detailed program of the music is available at the following link: https://trionfo.altervista.org/domenica-11-agosto-2024/
The concert will explore the chamber cantatas performed in Naples and Florence during the mature Baroque period, through the works of Handel, Bononcini and members of the Scarlatti family.
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A Concert in a Historical Setting
Before the concert, there will be a short guided tour of the convent's cloister, known for its remarkable collection of paintings. This historic setting will add further charm to the event, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the Baroque atmosphere.
Biography of Michele Sacco
Michele Sacco (Caserta, 1969) is a talented baritone with degrees in Singing, Composition, Choral Music and Choral Conducting, Orchestral Conducting, and Music Teaching from the prestigious conservatories of Avellino, Naples, and Venice. He specialized in Renaissance and Baroque singing, earning a two-year degree from the Conservatory of Frosinone with top honors. He has collaborated with leading institutions such as the Teatro "La Fenice" in Venice and the Teatro "San Carlo" in Naples.
Organization and Support
"The Triumph of Time and Disillusionment," now in its 31st year, is organized by the cultural associations "Ave Gratia Plena" of Limatola (BN) and "Francesco Durante" of Caserta. These associations are committed to promoting Baroque music and providing the logistical support and hospitality necessary to make such a large-scale event possible. In short, this concert represents a unique opportunity to relive the Baroque era through the works of the masters of the time, performed by top-notch performers in a captivating historical setting. Don't miss this musical journey between Florence and Naples.
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