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A Venetian Vespers - Vivaldi & Bigaglia

Music for double choir & orchestra including a first modern performance of Bigaglia's Dixit Dominus

Leeds Baroque , leader Asuka Sumi, director Peter Holman. Soloists: Jenny Lucking (soprano) Francis Gush (counter tenor) Callum Anderson (organ) Pre-concert alk Professor Michael Talbot,)
A Venetian Vespers - Vivaldi & Bigaglia
A spectacular programme of music for double choir and double orchestra. Vivaldi is a name familiar to almost all music lovers, but that of Diogenio Bigaglia (c.1678 – c.1745) probably less so, even to Baroque music enthusiasts.

Thanks to the research of Professor Michael Talbot, who will give a pre-concert talk, this performance of music for the evening service of Vespers will include the first modern performance of Bigaglia’s setting of Dixit Dominus. This richly scored psalm setting includes Soprano and Alto soloists, a six part choir (SSAATB) , trumpet, oboes, bassoon, strings, and a large continuo section including two organs.

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  • date Sun 29 October 2023
  • location Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, Leeds
  • time 3:00pm
  • ticket £20/£18 concessions/ Free students and young people

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A spectacular programme of music for double choir and double orchestra. Vivaldi is a name familiar to almost all music lovers, but that of Diogenio Bigaglia (c.1678 – c.1745) probably less so, even to Baroque music enthusiasts.

Thanks to the research of Professor Michael Talbot, who will give a pre-concert talk, this performance of music for the evening service of Vespers will include the first modern performance of Bigaglia’s setting of Dixit Dominus. This richly scored psalm setting includes Soprano and Alto soloists, a six part choir (SSAATB) , trumpet, oboes, bassoon, strings, and a large continuo section including two organs.

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Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, Leeds
Blenheim Terrace, Leeds, LS2 3AR, United Kingdom


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