El Viatge de Caldara

The composer Antonio Caldara contributed enormously to the evolution of Italian vocal music during the Baroque. Considered one of the most prolific authors of his generation, Caldara held important positions in Mantua, Rome and Vienna, at a time when Italian vocal music was undergoing a process of rapid evolution.

Conjunt Atria is an Early Music ensemble that was founded in Barcelona in 2012. Their goals are to transmit a the passion for music through their concerts that have a didactic approach and that aim to break the barriers that often separate musicians from their audiences, while providing listeners with tools to help gain a deeper understanding of the language of Baroque music

Trio Sonata en Sol major Op.1 n.2 (Antonio Caldara)(1693)

1. Grave
2. Allegro
3. Grave
4. Allegro

Sonata Terza en Si menor Op.10 (Giovanni Legrenzi)(1673)

1. Adagio
2. Allegro
3. Adagio
4. Allegro

Trio Sonata en Do major Op.3 n.8 (Arcangelo Corelli)(1689)

1. Grave
2. Vivace
3. Largo
4. Allegro

Surge Surge! Antífona a solo con violines (Anònim)(1756)**

Jordi Sacasas transcription (APSMP Mus M-1514)

Nürnberger Partita (Johann Joseph Fux)(1701)*

1. Sinfonia (Adagio-Andante-Allegro)
2. La joye des fidels sugets (Allegro)
3. Aria italiana-Aire françoise
4. Les ennemis confus (Andante)

Trio per a clavicèmbal, flauta i violoncel en Sol major n.3 (Franz Xaver Richter)(1759)

1. Andante Grazioso 2.Giga

Ciaccona Op.2 n.12 (Antonio Caldara)(1699)

Júlia Santos, traverso

Isabel Soteras, violin

Guillem Cabré, violin

Carla Rovirosa, cello

Eva del Campo, harpsichord

Aina Martín, soprano