Interpreti Veneziani: Antonio Vivaldi and his time
Venice, Palazzo Zaguri
About the Event
Venice’s musical soul comes vividly to life at Palazzo Zaguri, where history, architecture, and exceptional performance meet in the evocative concert experience Interpreti Veneziani: Antonio Vivaldi and his time. Set within an elegant Gothic palace near St. Mark’s Square, the event invites visitors to hear the brilliant energy of Vivaldi’s Baroque compositions in an atmosphere steeped in centuries of Venetian culture. Interpreti Veneziani, renowned for its passionate interpretations and refined ensemble playing, guides audiences through the soundscape of early eighteenth‐century Venice, when churches, courts, and theaters competed to host the city’s finest musicians.
Artists
| Orchestra: | Interpreti Veneziani One of Venice's most popular musical ensembles, the Interpreti Veneziani welcome over 60,000 visitors a year to their concerts in the San Vidal church. Their repertoire focuses particularly on Vivaldi, without neglecting Bach, and the other great composers of the Baroque era. The Venetians' performances of Classical and Contemporary works have also attracted positive receptions and the ensemble has made numerous commercial recordings. The Interpreti Veneziani have toured all over the world to great acclaim. The ensemble is also responsible for founding the Museo della Musica (Museum of Music), dedicated to 500 years of music making, in Venice's Church of San Maurizio. |
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Address
Palazzo Zaguri, Campo San Maurizio, 2668, Venice, Italy — Google Maps
