Spazio Teatro 89 / at 09:00 PM
LONGITUDES
By the early 18th century, the growing number of transoceanic crossings made more precise nautical calculations a necessity. In response, the Board of Longitude was founded in London, and promised handsome rewards for anyone able to come up with an instrument capable of accurately determining longitude. Around that time, the writing of music also underwent significant developments with the advent of bars and strokes that added precision and rationality in terms of tempo.
Tarquinio Merula
Ballo detto “Eccardo” op. 12 n. 23
Salomone Rossi
Sinfonia Ottava à 3 dal Libro terzo
Dario Castello
Sonata Terza dalle Sonate concertate in stil moderno
Girolamo Frescobaldi
Canzona Terza a basso solo dalle Canzoni da suonare
Giovanni Battista Fontana
Sonata Settima dalle Sonate a 1, 2, 3
Matthew Locke
Fantasia 5 da The Broken Consort
Charles Avison
Trio sonata in re minore op. 1 n. 1
Francesco Barsanti
Busk ye, busk ye my bonny bride
da A Collection of Old Scots Tunes Georg Friedrich Händel Sonata in fa maggiore op. 5 n. 6 HWV 401
da A Collection of Old Scots Tunes Georg Friedrich Händel Sonata in fa maggiore op. 5 n. 6 HWV 401
Sara Cubarsi-Fernandez,
Mayah Kadish, violins
Anastasia Baraviera, cello
Gianluca Geremia, theorbo
Marco Crosetto, harpsichord
The concert will be preceded by a brief introduction courtesy of
Luigi Marzola
Assigned seating € 3
