145 après J.-C. Lucius Aurelius Cassio, un des hommes les plus riches et les plus influents de Rome, est victime d’une conjuration. Au cœur de sa propre demeure, quatre assassins masqués le frappent de leur poignard. Près de deux mille ans plus tard, l’enquête commence. L’archéologue Ornella Grazzi découvre des parchemins de la main de Cassio. …
Ensemble Zefiro was founded in 1989 by oboists Alfredo Bernardini and Paolo Grazzi together with bassoonist Alberto Grazzi and consists of talented musicians drawn from leading Baroque orchestras. Zefiro regularly appears to great acclaim at major European, Asian and South American festivals.
Ensemble Zefiro, a period instrument group, give careful, attentive readings of Mozart’s two big octet serenades. In each case the opening movement is rather deliberate but very exactly judged in terms of dynamics and accentuation, and collectively very efficiently and precisely executed. The remaining movements are taken quite quickly, especially the minuets (the second of K375 seems unduly so and the trio is done much more slowly; while the canonic one in K388 is a little lightweight).
Ensemble Zefiro was founded in 1989 by oboists Alfredo Bernardini and Paolo Grazzi together with bassoonist Alberto Grazzi and consists of talented musicians drawn from leading Baroque orchestras. Zefiro regularly appears to great acclaim at major European, Asian and South American festivals.
Ensemble Zefiro was founded in 1989 by oboists Alfredo Bernardini and Paolo Grazzi together with bassoonist Alberto Grazzi and consists of talented musicians drawn from leading Baroque orchestras. Zefiro regularly appears to great acclaim at major European, Asian and South American festivals.
Ensemble Zefiro was founded in 1989 by oboists Alfredo Bernardini and Paolo Grazzi together with bassoonist Alberto Grazzi and consists of talented musicians drawn from leading Baroque orchestras. Zefiro regularly appears to great acclaim at major European, Asian and South American festivals.
The fame of the orphan girls playing music at the Venetian Ospedale della Pieta once resounded far beyond the lagoon city, and Vivaldi soon had to write his concerti not only for them. Copies of these concertos were long expensive and sought-after souvenirs for music lovers and court chapels from Venice. Soloists Michael Oman, Amandine Beyer as well as Alberto and Paolo Grazzi dedicate themselves here together with the Austrian Baroque Company to the very virtuosic repertoire of the solo concertos and soloistic Concerti da Camera by "Don Antonio Vivaldi".