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Antonio Caldara: Gloria

Intende Voci Ensemble, Orchestra Canova, Mirko Guadagnini

Technically and artistically the performers sound perfectly at home in Respighi’s reimagining of an Arcadian baroque pastoral refracted by whiffs of Mahler and Gregorian chant.

Antonio Caldara: Gloria

Intende Voci Ensemble, Orchestra Canova, Mirko Guadagnini

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Technically and artistically the performers sound perfectly at home in Respighi’s reimagining of an Arcadian baroque pastoral refracted by whiffs of Mahler and Gregorian chant.

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A tribute to Italian Baroque, Antonio Caldara and his Gloria a 8 voci, transcribed, performed and recorded for the first time ever, a masterpiece of pompous Venetian sacredness to which the wonderful Lauda by Ottorino Respighi was wanted to be juxtaposed. Two centuries later, the Bolognese composer gives a perfect example of rewriting together medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music. A way to reaffirm the strong bond between Baroque and the 20th century, always a source of great inspiration.

Contents and tracklist

I. Gloria in excelsis Deo
Track length2:22
II. Dona nobis pacem
Track length2:17
III. Laudamus te
Track length4:01
IV. Adoramus te
Track length1:06
V. Glorificamus te
Track length1:31
VI. Gratias agimus
Track length2:19
VII. Domine Deus I
Track length2:38
VIII. Domine Fili
Track length3:29
IX. Domine Deus II
Track length2:49
X. Qui tollis I
Track length2:15
XI. Qui tollis II
Track length1:45
XII. Qui sedes
Track length00:59
XIII. Quoniam tu solus
Track length2:28
XIV. Cum Sancto Spiritu
Track length2:36

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February 2024

Technically and artistically the performers sound perfectly at home in Respighi’s reimagining of an Arcadian baroque pastoral refracted by whiffs of Mahler and Gregorian chant.
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