Vivaldi in Prague
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Label: Accent
Cat No: ACC24420
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 15th May 2026
Contents
Works
Violin Concerto in D minorThe Four Elements
Concerto in F major for oboe, bassoon, strings and continuo, Rk16
Violin Concerto in C minor
Argippo, RV697b
Il confronto dell'amor coniugale
Artists
Hana Blazikova (soprano)Ciara Hendrick (mezzo-soprano)
Tassilo Erhardt (violin)
Mark Baigent (oboe)
Sally Holman (bassoon)
The Harmonious Society of Tickle-Fiddle Gentlemen (ensemble)
Conductor
Robert RawsonWorks
Violin Concerto in D minorThe Four Elements
Concerto in F major for oboe, bassoon, strings and continuo, Rk16
Violin Concerto in C minor
Argippo, RV697b
Il confronto dell'amor coniugale
Artists
Hana Blazikova (soprano)Ciara Hendrick (mezzo-soprano)
Tassilo Erhardt (violin)
Mark Baigent (oboe)
Sally Holman (bassoon)
The Harmonious Society of Tickle-Fiddle Gentlemen (ensemble)
Conductor
Robert RawsonAbout
This relationship, which shaped an entire generation of Czech composers, is the focus of the present production ‘Vivaldi in Prague’.
The programme includes concertos by František Jiránek, who was employed in Count Morzin’s chapel and studied in Vivaldi’s circle in Venice from 1724 to 1726, and by Antonín Reichenauer, whose musical thinking was strongly influenced by Vivaldi’s school.
The programme is complemented by a bassoon concerto by Vivaldi dedicated to Count Morzin, an aria from a Vivaldi opera performed in Prague in 1730, and two arias from Vivaldi pasticcios reconstructed by Robert Rawson for this production.
These pasticcios were compiled by the Venetian impresario Antonio Denzio from popular Vivaldi operas and presented to Prague audiences with new texts, including some in Czech.
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