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Sheet Music: https://churchservicesociety.org/sites/default/files/psalter/veni_0.pdf

Veni Creator (Latin: Come, Creator) is a traditional Christian hymn believed to have been written by Rabanus Maurus, a ninth-century German monk, teacher, archbishop, and saint. 

When the original Latin text is used, it is normally sung to a Gregorian Chant tune first known from Kempten Abbey around the year 1000.

Since the English Reformation in the 16th century, there have been more than fifty English-language translations and paraphrases of Veni Creator Spiritus.[5] 

The version attributed to Archbishop Cranmer, his sole venture into English verse, first appeared in the Prayer Book Ordinal of 1550.

In 1561 John Day included it after the psalms in his incomplete metrical psalter of that year. From 1562 onwards, in The Whole Booke of Psalmes, Day printed Cranmer's version at the start of the metrical paraphrases.

Veni Creator Spiritus (809 A.D. | acapella)

Lars Ulrik Mortensen Musical Director, Fredrik From Konzertmeister.
Recorded live on 24/11 2013 in Garnisons Kirke, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Recorded by DR P2 Music (National Danish Radio Broadcast).

Antonio Vivaldi: "Alla Rustica", concerto for strings and B.c. RV 531

l' Esprit de la forêt

D.Castello -  Sonata seconda a Sopran solo from "Sonate concertate in Stil Moderno, Libro secondo", Venice, 1629

Katarzyna Solecka - baroque violin
Rossella Policardo - harpsichord/ organ
Giovanni Bellini - theorba

Live recording, 29.04.2016
Church Santa Maria in Valverde, Palermo

D.Castello -  Sonata seconda a Sopran solo

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Orlando  Furioso - Antonio Vivaldi, RV728 
Libretto: Ludovico Ariosto

*Sol da te*
Ruggiero's aria

Sol da te mio dolce amore 
questo core 
avrà pace avrà conforto

Le tue vaghe luci belle
son le stelle 
onde Amor mi guida in porto.

Performance: 12.06.2004, Friedenskirche Sanssouci

From the broadcast of Classical Radio rbb on Feb 17, 2013. 
No infringement of copyright is intended.

"Sol da te" - Antonio Vivaldi - Philippe Jaroussky

Juditha triumphans devicta Holofernis barbarie, numéro RV 644 dans le catalogue de Vivaldi, est un oratorio d'Antonio Vivaldi, le seul à nous être parvenu des quatre qui ont été composés par le musicien vénitien. Le livret, œuvre de Iacopo Cassetti, se fonde sur le récit biblique de Judith. 
L'œuvre a été composée et représentée à Venise en 1716 à l'Ospedale della Pietà.
Le travail avait été commandé pour célébrer la victoire de la République de Venise sur les Turcs et la reconquête de l'île de Corfou. En juillet 1716, les Turcs y avaient débarqué et avaient assiégé l'île. La population résista à l'occupation, et en août, Venise signa une alliance avec le Saint-Empire romain germanique. Le 18 août, sous le commandement du comte Johann Matthias von der Schulenburg, la bataille décisive fut gagnée, forçant les Turcs à quitter l'île.
Juditha triumphans fut mise en scène à la Pietà en novembre et connut un grand succès. L'histoire de Judith et sa victoire contre l'envahisseur Holopherne était une allégorie de Venise vaincue et envahie par les Turcs. Le général vainqueur, von der Schulenburg, était présent à la représentation.

1716 Antonio Vivaldi - Juditha Triumphans - Arma, caedes, vindictae, furores

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Biography
As a young member of the World's most interesting and innovative Baroque orchestras, Concerto Copenhagen distinguishes itself by its original interpretations and a marked talent for communicating with the audience. CoCo recreates the vitality and presence of ancient music and brings it up to date.

In 1999, the internationally renowned Lars Ulrik Mortensen became artistic director of the ensemble. In recognition of his stature as one of the world's leading harpsichordists and chamber music players, he was awarded the coveted Léonie Sonning Prize in 2007. The encounter between Concerto Copenhagen and Mortensen was the prelude to an exciting artistic and musical journey, enabling the ensemble to combine a repertoire of well-known European music with less familiar works of Scandinavian and other origin.

Through the years Concerto Copenhagen has cooperated with many internationally renowned artists on the Early Music scene: Emma Kirkby, Andreas Scholl, Anne Sofie von Otter, Andrew Manze, Reinhard Goebel, Ronald Brautigam and Andrew Lawrence-King, who is the orchestra's Principal Guest Conductor.

Concerto Copenhagen's CD recordings for the German label cpo, for Deutsche Grammophon and for BIS have attracted international attention and won several prestigious prizes. This in turn has opened the doors to many of Europe's leading concert venues, guest appearances at top international festivals and tours in Europe, the USA, Japan and Australia. Foreign critics have placed CoCo in the first rank of international orchestras.

In Denmark, the prime partner is the Royal Theatre, where Concerto Copenhagen performs in about one opera a year. Recent productions include works by Monteverdi and Mozart as well as Handel's Xerxes, Giulio Cesare and Partenope, the latter two featuring the counter tenor Andreas Scholl in leading roles.

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Antonio Vivaldi: "Alla Rustica", concerto for strings and B.c. RV 531

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