Alon Harari countertenor
Marina Minkin harpsichord
Myrna Herzog viola da gamba, musical direction
Love is our theme, earthly and celestial. In the program, virtuosic music for countertenor, viola da gamba and harpsichord by Vivaldi, Haendel, Buxtehude (the famous Jubilate Domino) and Yemenite Shabat songs.
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)
cantata Care Selve Amici Prati RV 671
I. Care Selve, Amici Prati
II. Ben Mal'Accorto E Folle All'Or Io Fu
III. Plácido In Letto Ombroso
François Couperin (1668-1733)
The Charm – Enjoyment from Ritratto dell’Amore (The portrait of Love)
Yemenite Shabat sacred songs:
Ayalat Chen
The candle and the perfume
Dietrich Buxtehude (c.1637-1707)
Allemande d'amore from suite VI
Jubilate Domino (Psalm 98, 4-6) for alto, viola da gamba obbligato and continuo (הריעו לה' כל הארץ (תהילים צ"ח ד'
Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757)
two sonatas for harpsichord
G.F. Haendel (1685–1759)
cantata Nel dolce Tempo HWV 135b
I.Nel dolce tempo
II. Pastorella, i bei lumi
III. Di pallido color
IV. Senti, dite, ben mio
23.3 Romeo and Juliet in opera – the sweet and pleasant lovers from Verona
Arias and duets from the opera's of Bellini and Gounod and even from West Side Storey in a celebration of music and love that knows no boundaries.
Performed by: soloists from the Israel Opera Company accompanied by the piano and a narration.
30.3.2012 The Gitit Choir directed and conducted by Zoli Frank
On the program:
Works by Josquin des Prez, Henry Purcell, Camille Saint-Saëns, Zoltán Kodály, André Hajdu