Chamber Orchestra Bursting With Brio

When Interpreti Veneziani made its U.S. debut at the University of Florida in January 2007, the chamber orchestra was rewarded with a resounding standing ovation—before intermission. Positively bursting with brio, Interpreti Veneziani specializes in baroque music and performs on period instruments for rapturous audiences at Venice’s San Vidal Church and around the world. The ensemble kicks off a new tour of the United States with a performance in Iowa City that will feature the exuberant virtuosity for which the group is known. Seating is limited so order your tickets now. At the concert, expect thunderous applause early and often.

PROGRAM

Arcangelo Corelli
Concert Grosso for 2 violins, cello, string, and harpsichord, op. 6, no. 1

Antonio Vivaldi
Concert for violin, strings, and harpsichord (“Il Favorito”)

Antonio Vivaldi
Concert for 2 violins, strings, and harpsichord, op. 3, no. 5 (“Estro Armonico”)

Gaetano Pugnani / Fritz Kreisler
Preludio e Allegro for violin and strings

Intermission

Pablo de Sarasate

Zingaresca for violin and strings

Antonio Vivaldi
Concert for 4 violins, cello, strings, and harpsichord, op. 3, no. 10 (“Estro Armonico”)

Niccolò Paganini
La Campanella for violin and strings

Where & When

Interpreti Veneziani
Saturday, April 10, 7:30 pm
St. Mary’s Catholic Church

For Tickets

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