Enrico Onofri, guest director and violin<\/p>\n
Embrace music\u2019s power to incite human passions and unleash the force of Mother Nature.<\/p>\n
\u201cIs there anything more powerful than music?\u201d asks Enrico Onofri. The charismatic wizard of the baroque violin and close collaborator\/teacher of Music Director Elisa Citterio makes his Tafelmusik debut with this concert exploring music\u2019s role in inciting human passions and unleashing the power of Mother Nature.<\/p>\n
Enrico and Elisa appear as soloists in orchestral music both collaborative and confrontational. Batten down your hatches and experience the musical battleground that is the \u201cconcerto grosso\u201d\u2014where every instrument must prove its worth.<\/p>\n
Program<\/p>\n
Kapsberger\u00a0Sinfonia Ottava & Settima
\nGabrieli\u00a0Sonata for three violins & continuo
\nScheidt\u00a0Die VII Symphonie aus dem D
\nCastello\u00a0Sonata XV a quattro
\nGabrieli\u00a0Canzon Duodecimi Toni
\nScheidt\u00a0Battalia
\nCastello\u00a0Sonata XVI a quattro
\nLegrenzi\u00a0Sonata for 4 violins & continuo
\nCorelli\u00a0Concerto grosso in D Major, op. 6, no. 7
\nLocke\u00a0Music for\u00a0The Tempest
\nVivaldi\u00a0Concerto in A minor for 2 violins, op.3 no.8
\n(Enrico Onofri & Elisa Citterio, soloists)
\nCorelli\u00a0Concerto grosso in D Major, op. 6, no. 4<\/p>\n
Concert run time: approximately 2 hours including a 20 intermission.<\/p>\n