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Ristori - Cantatas for Soprano, Oboe Concerto | Audax ADX13711

Ristori - Cantatas for Soprano, Oboe Concerto

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Label: Audax

Cat No: ADX13711

Barcode: 3770004137114

Format: CD

Number of Discs: 1

Release Date: 14th July 2017

Contents

Artists

Maria Savastano (soprano)
Jon Olaberria (oboe)
Ensemble Diderot

Conductor

Johannes Pramsohler

Works

Ristori, Giovanni Alberto

Didone abbandonata
Lavinia a Turno
Nice a Tirsi
Oboe Concerto in E flat major

Artists

Maria Savastano (soprano)
Jon Olaberria (oboe)
Ensemble Diderot

Conductor

Johannes Pramsohler

About

We are proud to announce the next recording from this innovative, creative and critically acclaimed label, Audax Records. Johannes Pramsohler and his Ensemble Diderot rediscover yet again a completely forgotten composer: Giovanni Alberto Ristori, vice-“capellmeister” under Johann Adolf Hasse at the famed Dresden court.

The princess of Saxony wrote the libretti for three cantatas; three powerful monologues by three powerful women, masterfully set to music by Ristori: Dido, abandoned by her love and in complete despair, throws herself into the flames; Lavinia, forced to leave her fiancé, tries to explain her action; Nice, taken by hallucinations, accuses Cupid as being very unhelpful.

These three heroines are entrusted to the breathtaking vocal technique of an award-winning soprano and to an ensemble that is setting new standards in the interpretation of baroque music.

The brilliant Oboe Concerto will surely enter the repertoire of oboists everywhere.

Johannes Pramsohler describes soprano Maria Savastano as: “....world class and a huge discovery. This is a fabulous recording which I am extremely proud of: the world premiere of some breathtaking cantatas for Soprano and orchestra and an oboe concerto by Giovanni Alberto Ristori who was the deputy-kapellmeister to Hasse in Dresden.”

María Savastano has been hailed by La Nación as “the new Argentinean promise of classical singing.” The remarkably versatile and expressive singer was a member of the Instituto Superior de Artes del Teatro Colón and of the Atelier lyrique de l’Opéra national de Paris.

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