What's on 2026

This year's Values in Music series, in collaboration with the Benedetto Marcello Conservatory of Music in Venice, concludes with a poetic and exciting journey through European Baroque. Between myth, spirituality and chamber music, the programme highlights the richness of Baroque emotions and the variety of musical languages of the early 18th century. Guiding us are the young performers Anna Bódi (recorder), Silvia Dell'Agnolo (oboe), Danielle Rotillio (violin), Federico Tommasi (viola da gamba) and Miron Konjević (harpsichord). The musicians will perform a varied programme designed to showcase their talent and extraordinary team spirit: from Apollo and Daphne, the secular cantata composed by Georg Friedrich Händel during his stay in Italy, to the trio sonatas for two recorders by Giuseppe Sammartini, a true gem of early 18th-century chamber music repertoire, and three pieces by Georg Philipp Telemann: the Concerto a quattro TWV 43:a3, the Sonata a quattro TWV 43:d1 and the cantata Du bist verflucht, or Schreckensstimme TWV 1:385.

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