The Lost in Venice project presents the partially lost and incomplete — and now rediscovered — music of the 18th century Venetian repertoire. The ensemble
Infermi d’Amore derives its name and philosophy from the musical institutions that flourished in the 17th and 18th centuries, particularly in Venice and Naples, and where
music was cultivated as the main means of life for their students. It also refers to the title of a collection of cantatas by the Neapolitan composer Pietro Antonio Giramo, Il pazzo con la pazza ristampata e Uno ospedale per gl’Infermi d’amore (Naples, 1620), which deal with the various forms of madness that can arise from love.

Program:

Francesco Veracini
Ouverture no. 6 B minor

Benedetto Marcello
Concerto for Violin op. 1, no. 9 A major

Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto for two violins in A major RV 521

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Infermi d’Amore

(Vadym Makarenko – violin & artistic director)

Open rehearsal 25. 9. 2024 at 16:00