Giacomo Carissimi (1605-1674) was one of the most outstanding Italian composers of the beginning of the Baroque and one of the main representatives of the Roman School. Under the title of Sacred Stories, Studium Aureum offers this concert with instruments of the time and four of his works at the castillo de Bellver de Palma. The concert is solidary and is held for the benefit of the Amics de Tilloli association.
The concert is directed by Carles Ponseti and the program is composed of Annunciate gentes (for soloists, choir, violins and continuo), Historia de Jonae (for soloists, double chorus, violins and continuo), Sancta et individua trinitas (for soprano, countertenor , violins and continuo) and Historia de Jephté (for soloists, chorus, violins and continuo).
With:
Soloists:
Sopranos: Armelle Morvan (Filia)
Tenor: Antonio Aragón (Jephté / Joane)
Countertenor: David Sagastume
Bass: Víctor Cruz, Joan Carles Simó
Instrumentalists:
Violins: Ramon Andreu, Kepa Arteche
Violoncello: Miquel Àngel Aguiló
Violone: Francesc Aguiló
Organ: Bartomeu Mut
Tiorbas: Juan Carlos de Mulder, Guillermo Femenias
Chorus:
Sopranos I: Do-in Peleteiro, Maria Rosselló, Raquel Ribas, Maria Rosselló, Sandra Solascasas
Sopranos II: Bàrbara Femeníes, M José Campaner, Patricia Morales, Maria Mulet, Francesca M Salas
Contraltos: Gemma Clarissó, Amelia Forteza, Joana M Furió, Ció Gener, Petra Genestra, Rose-Mari Iglesias, David Sagastume, Montserrat Sobrevias
Tenores: Guillem Nicolau, Detlef Reshoft, Joan Serra, Santiago Torresquesana
Bakos: Guillem Cortés, Víctor Cruz, Jaume Llull, Pere Mateu, Llorenç Melià, José Gabriel Serrano, Joan Carles Simó.
