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Original sound: Fabio Biondi and Europa Galante

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Thu, Mar 20, 2025, 20:00
A journey through the diversity of European baroque music: the Europa Galante ensemble on an exciting journey with its programme Europe on the move. The members of the ensemble, founded and led by Fabio Biondi, see themselves as cosmopolitans with Italian roots. “With our Italianità, we show that we live in a Europe that is, fortunately, both united and full of differences,” says Biondi. Europa Galante has played its way to the forefront of the early music scene with its... Read full text
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Musicians

Europa GalanteEnsemble
Fabio BiondiViolin, Art Director

Program

Sonata No. 1Mascitti
Concerto in D MajorLeclair
Orfeo ed EuridiceGluck
Concerto in G MajorHeinichen
Water MusicGeorg Friedrich Händel
The Four SeasonsAntonio Vivaldi
Concerto Grosso Op. 3Geminiani
Sinfonia in C MajorBarsanti
Harpsichord Concerto in D MajorGaluppi
Sinfonia in C MajorMysliveček
Sinfonia No. 1Roman
Concerto for Violin and OrchestraDitters von Dittersdorf
String Quintet in E MajorBoccherini
Una cosa raraMartín y Soler
Concerto for FluteConforto
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