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Orpheus Baroque – Pioneers of the symphony

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Sun, Sep 29, 2024, 16:00
Welcome to the 18th-century music scene in Milan. The city was a creative hub for the development of symphonies and witnessed significant moments in music history. Among those who visited the city and found inspiration was the young Mozart. We also encounter a number of relatively unknown masters today, such as Brioschi, Rolla – and the Swedish composer Per Brant, who found a new style in Milan.One of the great names in Italian Baroque was the Milanese Sammartini. He hardly... Read full text

Keywords: Symphony Concert

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Musicians

Orpheus Baroque Stockholm
Vanni MorettoLeader, Violone

Program

Symphony No. 1 in D majorFortunato Chelleri
Sinfonia in D-major (1734)Antonio Brioschi
Symphony in G major J-C 46Giovanni Battista Sammartini
Symphony in B flat major BI 540Alessandro Rolla
Sinfonia in d minorPer Brant
Sinfonia in D major SheA D:151515Johan Agrell
Divertimento in D major KV 136Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sinfonia in D-major (1734)Antonio Brioschi
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