Antonio Caldara – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Felix Mendelssohn, Pablo Casals, Antonio Caldara, Anonymous, Sethus Calvisius, Henry Purcell, Rudi Tas, Gottfried August Homilius, Felice Anerio, Bob Chilcott, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Joan Szymko, Adolphus Hailstork, and Josef Rheinberger.

Marco Uccellini — Selected works
Giovanni Paolo Colonna — Selected works
Arcangelo Corelli — Selected works
Antonio Caldara — Selected works
George Frideric Handel — Selected works
Francesco Geminiani — Selected works

2 rarely heard suites from Johann Pachelbel’s most major surviving chamber work, Musicalische Ergötzung ("Musical Delight"), plus Baroque works by Antonio Bertali, Nicola Matteis, Dietrich Buxtehude, & more.

Soprano Natalia Pavlova, cellist Nasim Saad, & organist Alessandra Ciccaglioni present this special Week of Prayer program from Rome's Church of St. Marcellus. Works by G.B. Pergolesi, W.A. Mozart, Nino Rota, & more.

Soprano Natalia Pavlova, Persian cellist Nasim Saad, & organist Alessandra Ciccaglioni draw you into a world of sacred vocal & organ music from Italian & German Baroque to the present, live from Rome.

Choral mass celebrating the Feast of the Presentation. Featuring Caldara’s Missa Brevis in G; seasonal carols and motets; 18th century Scottish piping music; and more.

Weimann the worlds of composition and improvisation by starting with works by George Frideric Handel, Antonio Caldara, and others, then departing into free improvisation inspired by the great composers.

Mezzo-soprano Eva Nelson performs chamber music by Italian, German, French, and American composers.

Fiery and dynamic sonatas by Vivaldi, Caldara, and Barrière, showcasing the evolution of the cello as a solo instrument in the early decades of the 18th century.

Luxuriate in the ravishing voice of Reginald Mobley singing George Frideric Handel’s Vedendo Amor (“Seeing Love”) and Mi palpita il cor (“My heart trembles”), juxtaposed with joyful sonatas by Handel, Anna Bon, and Domenico Scarlatti.

Tchaikovsky's moving and lyrical Serenade for Strings, plus works by Baroque masters Henry Purcell and Antonio Caldara, and two contrasting 20th-century masterpieces by Paul Hindemith and Toru Takemitsu.