Cavalli: Vespero delle domeniche

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Perhaps one can imagine punchier and more thrilling accounts than these relaxed performances, but the splendid finale to the Magnificat is alone worth the price of admission. — Gramophone Magazine, September 2015

Release Date: 1st Jun 2015
Catalogue No: CDS7714
Label: Dynamic
Series: Baroque
Length: 69 minutes

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Alberto Dossena
Coro Claudio Monteverdi di Crema, La Pifarescha
Bruno Gini

Dixit Dominus

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Confitebor tibi Domine

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Beatus vir

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Laudate pueri Dominum

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In exitu Israel de Aegypto

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Laudate Dominum omnes gentes

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Credidi propter quod locutus sum

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In convertendo Dominus captivitatem Sion

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Domine, probasti me et cognovisti me

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Beati omnes qui timent Dominum

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De profundis clamavi ad te Domine

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Memento Domine David

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Confitebor angelorum

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Magnificat

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Recorded: Auditorium 'B Manenti' - S Bernardino Church, Crema, Italy

In the history of 17th-century Italian music, Francesco Cavalli is a central figure. In addition to opera, he showed his talent as a composer also in the field of sacred music, though the number of sacred works that has come down to us is relatively small, for the times.

Shortly before his death, in 1675, Cavalli gave the printer Gardano of Venice a collection of 'Vespero a 8 voci', dedicated to the Doge Niccolò Sagredo. The collection consists of three different vespers: the 'Vespero della Beata Vergine Maria', with 5 psalms and the Magnificat; the 'Vespero delle domeniche', with 13 psalms and the Magnificat; and the 'Vespero delli cinque laudate' (Dynamic CDS 520), with 4 psalms and the Magnificat.

Unlike the other two vespers in the 1675 edition, the Vespero delle Domeniche were not conceived for a specific feast but as a copious 'reserve' from which to draw for the vespers of the ordinary Sundays (per annum).

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September 2015

Perhaps one can imagine punchier and more thrilling accounts than these relaxed performances, but the splendid finale to the Magnificat is alone worth the price of admission.

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